The item is a photograph of members of the Tomifobia Women's Institute, pictured holding refreshments in glass bottles, probably taken in the 1950s. Pictured are (seated, l-r) Jessie (née McIntyre) Soutiere, Lyn Bolduc, Olive (née Ticehurst) Emslie, (standing, l-r) Mildred (née Brown) Rever, Eva (née Hastings) Hibbard, and Eula Mosher.
The part consists of a sketch showing the Snowdons' cottage on Sally's Pond. Trees and a lawn flank the driveway. The roof of another small building is partially visible at the end of the driveway. The hills surrounding Sally's Pond are visible in the background.
Snowdon, Doris, 1897-1996The part consists of a sketch showing the natural scenery around Sally's Pond. Six trees are visible in the foreground, including five birches. Sally's Pond and the surrounding hills are visible in the background.
Snowdon, Doris, 1897-1996The item is a negative of Walter Hodgman, owner of a sugar bush. He is looking into a container for harvesting maple water.
The item is a negative of Walter Hodgman, owner of a sugar bush. Barbara Verity wrote an article about him.
The item is a negative of Walter Hodgman, owner of a sugar bush. He his pouring liquid in a bigger jar.
Item consists of postcard of the Lennoxville United Church, then referred to as the Methodist Church of Lennoxville Quebec in 1913.
Item is a photograph of a train wreck between Waterloo and Warden in 1879. The caption reads: "Wreck between Waterloo & Warden 1879. Engine former C.V. 'Governor Payne', Joseph Clark, 1849-50. Passumpsic, 'Orleans'. Operated in mixed, Sorel to Sutton. S.E.R. train carrying load of granite for the construction of Col. A.B. Foster's home at Waterloo;-- C.W. Foster, gave the signal 'all clear' when the mixed was on the right of way. This event ended his railway career. Engr. John Daly, killed."
The item is a negative of a clown at the Ayer’s Cliff fair in 1988.
The item is a studio photograph of Frederick W.W. Bowen in Sherbrooke from about 1870.
Item is the first part of a recorded conversation with Arthur T. Speid with Dr. J.D. Jefferis, Arnold Banfill, and Arthur Motyer, recorded 19 February 1966 in Lennoxville. The interview focuses on Arthur Speid's experiences as a student at Bishop's College School and Bishop's University in the 1890s. Among the subjects covered are the campus buildings, food strikes, the golf course (links), athletics, drama, school subjects, women at Bishop's, and various professors, principals, and headmasters including Henry de Beltgens Gibbins, Thomas B. Waitt, James P. Whitney, Francis J.B. Allnatt, Richard A. Parrock, Gilbert B. Jones, Arthur H. McGreer, and Robert N. Hudspeth. It also includes more general discussion of Lennoxville.
The photograph presents the members of the Bishop's University Dramatic Society. Barbara Wark is found second from the right in the front row.
Item is a glass plate negative depicting St. Michael's Anglican Church, Bolton Glen.
Item is a photograph of Mount Owl’s Head and Lake Memphremagog. Took by Richardson’s Photo Shop, Newport, VT.
Item is a postcard featuring a boat with to passengers on Lake Memphremagog, with Mount Elephantus in background.
Item is a postcard featuring a swimmer looking at the lake steamer Anthemis, on Lake Memphremagog, with Mount Elephantus in background. The Canadian Red Ensing can be seen on the rear of the boat.
Item is a postcard featuring a orange leaf tree in front of Lake Memphremagog, with Mount Orford in the background.
Item is a photograph of a drawn portion of a map of Magog, copied from: Map of the District of St. Francis, Canada Est
Item consists of photograph of Georgeville's Old Methodist Church, School House and St. George's Anglican Church.
Item is a postcard featuring an Indigenous boy and an Indigenous man in front of a commemorative plaque in honour of Joseph Laurent.
Item is a photograph of a rock with carved engravings.
Item is a photograph of a rock with carved engravings.
Item is a photograph of a rock with carved engravings.
Item is a postcard featuring a group of Indigenous men in front of a commemorative plaque in honour of Joseph Laurent. Tourist can be seen in the back.
Item is a photograph of a plaque commemorating 100 years of services for the St. Francis Anglican Mission in Odanak, Quebec.
Item is a photograph of a gift shop, The Abenaki Indian Shop, with two Indigenous men in traditional dress.
Item is a photograph of a plaque about Odanak’s 300th anniversary of Sokokis and the Abenakis setteling in Odanak, around 1660. The plaque is trilingual: English, French and the local language.