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      This is a tintype featuring a well dressed man.

      This is a tintype featuring a young boy.

      This is a tintype of four unidentified, young children sitting together on a flight of stairs.

      This is a black and white photograph of Carol Anne, the daughter of Millie Maracle. The photograph was taken around the year 1998.

      This is a black and white photograph of Alex Maracle and his niece Millie Maracle

      Those in the picture include: Harold Maracle, Gloria Brant, Susanna Maracle, Millie Brant (Mum), Bernice Brant, Myrtle and Wallace.

      C.N.O.R. was the actual name of the railway.

      This is a photograph of an unidentified woman taken by W.J. Clarke, in Belleville Ontario.

      This is a photograph of three men, the man in the centre is Willy Brant, sent to Webster Brant in Deseronto, Ontario.

      This is a photograph of two unidentified young boys taken at James Fairbairn's Studio in Deseronto, Ontario.

      This is a photograph of an unidentified young girl taken at James Fairbairn's studio in Deseronto, Ontario.

      This is a photograph of an unidentified man and woman.

      This is a photograph of an unidentified man.

      This is a photograph of the Brant family. Back Row - Fourth person from the left is Herbert Brant; Sixth person from the left is Marcus Brant.

      This is a photograph of A. Dilworth and R. Lyman in Toronto, ON.

      This is a photograph of the Cowan family.

      This is a photograph of the steamship Brockville at Twelve O'Clock Point in July of 1922.

      This is a photograph of a young Alvin Brant taken at James Fairbairn's Studio in Deseronto, Ont.

      This is a photograph of Mary Corby and her husband, taken in James Fairbairn's Studio in Deseronto, Ont.

      This is a photograph of Oliver Hill and an unidentified man.