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      In Of Other Times pg. 51.

      A black and white portrait photograph of a man wearing a thick bowtie.

      Mr. Henry Hartley's United Church Sunday School Class. Back row: Charlie Bishop, Wray Hartley, Mr. H. Hartley, Harry Cayley, Jack Haith Front Row: Clinton Hilliker, Donald Kinsey, Wilfred Bishop, Kendrick Moles, Kenneth Carroll, Earl Hartley Absent: Glenn Taylor, Norman Meldrum, Eldon Fidlin, Bill Maedel. Same as nda0211.

      In Of Other Times pg. 18. Described as Dr. Cook's farm.

      Stooking grain in the Norwich area using an old binder.

      In Of Other Times pg. 29.

      In Of Other Times pg. 22.

      Horse drawn hearse belonging to Len Arn's Funeral Home driven by Dr. Riddell at the Norwich cemetery.

      Reproduction of photo. Cairnlea Farm - owned by Ralph Moore located east of Norwich. In Of Other Times pg. 35.

      Mangel-wurzel - a field-beet, a variety of the common beet often grown and stored for cattle feed. The sweet, white fleshed root can reach ten pounds and the large leaves make an excellent chard-like steamed green. Reproduction of photo. In Of Other Times pg. 14.

      Reproduction of photo.In Of Other Times pg. 49.

      Mangel-wurzel - a field-beet, a variety of the common beet often grown and stored for cattle feed. The sweet, white fleshed root can reach ten pounds and the large leaves make an excellent chard-like steamed green. In Of Other Times pg. 35 described as beet seed.

      Names in description from 100th anniversary booklet

      Interior of Norwich Baptist Church. The organ and the pipes are shown. "Grand Lone Missions Collection Today" sign on organ

      Exterior of Trinity Anglican Church Norwich.

      Society of Friends Meeting House on Quaker Street. It is the front view of the old brick meeting house.

      The exterior of Norwich Baptist Church. It was formerly the Episcopal Methodist Church. Five men, a lady and a horse and buggy are standing in front of the church. Also of note is the old gas street light in front of the church.

      Exterior of the Norwich Methodist Church. Note the spires that are showing above the trees. The parsonage is also pictured. On the bottom is a poem written by Isobel Harvey. The minister pictured beside the church is unknown.

      Norwich Methodist Church without the spires or towers.

      Norwich Presbyterian Church