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Item is a photograph of Hugh Jamieson's house, with his family standing outside it, and Doug Jamieson on a horse.

Item is a photograph of a family outside their home with their horse and buggy.

Item is a photograph of Robert McKeage with his four daughters Emily, Elle, Eve, and Millie.

Item is a photograph of two older gentlemen and two ladies.

Item is a photograph of a family portrait, of four children who belonged to a farming family who lived in High Forest.

Item is a photograph of the Legge Family at Lake Orford, Mount Orford can be seen in the background.

Item is a photograph of a family infront of their house on a farm in the county of Megantic, with their animals surronding them, which include horses, dogs and a cat.

Item is a studio photograph of (back, l-r) Gordon Morgan, Ellen "Nell" Maria Copping Morgan, Harry Morgan, Francis "Frank" Morgan, (seated) Grace and Muriel.

Item is a photograph of (l-r) Grace Barrow, Hartley Barrow, Douglas Barrow (baby), Sarah "Lail" Copping Barrow, Lena Stabb Dwane, Hazel Barrow, James Barrow, and Eleanor Barrow.

Item is a photograph of (l-r) Laura Johnston, Jane "Jean" Copping Johnston, John Johnston, Victor Johnston, Augustus "Gus" Johnston, Violet Johnston, and Walter Johnston.

Item is a photograph of (standing, l-r) Mary Copping, Ellen Maria "Nell" Copping Morgan, Sarah "Lail" Copping Barrow, (seated, l-r) Jane L. Copping Johnston, Elizabeth Copping, and Margaret Copping Roberts.

Item is a photograph of Rev. Frank G. and Isabel Vial kissing, probably taken in the 1920s.

Item is the Last Will and Testament of Rebecca A. Walker, dated 1890.

The item is a photograph of G.F. Bowen and his children, probably taken in Sherbrooke, from around the 1880s. Pictured are (left to right): Jessie Bowen Hunt, Francis A. Bowen (standing), Cecil H. Bowen, George F. Bowen, and Frederick W.W. Bowen.

Item consists of photograph of Hazel Benner as bridesmaid.

The file consists of a digital reproduction of the East Clifton Busy Bees' Cook Book, probably from the late 1970s. The Busy Bees were first organized as a Sunday School class of the East Clifton Methodist (later United) Church for teenage girls.

The item is an unidentified family portrait taken outside in [1860] at a house in Brome Woods.

Item consists of photograph of Murray M. Woodman and Dorothy J. Neill's wedding in London, England. Included in the photograph are: Jimmy Neil, Florrie Neill, Allan Packwood, Murray Milton Woodman, Dorothy J. Neill, James Neill, Dorothy K. Neill and Aunt Gibbs.

Item consists of photograph of Anthony M. Woodman and Peter A. Woodman on Baldwin Street in Coaticook, Que.