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Part is a photograph possibly taken in 1936 at Inglis Island. Pictured are twelve children on the 'Milk Wagon' pulled by a horse. Bruce Snowdon is sitting on the back of the horse, Helen Snowdon is standing on the wagon (middle), and Bob Snowdon is sitting next to her (right).

Part is a photograph of Bob Snowdon (left) and Bruce Snowdon (right), taken sometime in the 1930's. The boys are facing Inglis Island and the Judges' cottage is visible in the background.

Part is a photograph of eight children laying on the bridge to Inglis Island, taken sometime in the 1930's. The Judges' cottage is visible in the background. From left to right: Helen Snowdon, Bruce Snowdon, Myra Judge, John Blandford, Mary Scott, Betty Judge, Bob Snowdon, and John Scott.

Part is a group photo taken at Inglis Island, possibly in 1939. George Judge and Eugene Forsey are standing to the left, Helen Snowdon is standing in the front, and Bruce Snowdon and Myra Judge are leaning on the tree to the right. Eugene Forsey was renting Pettit's cottage on Inglis Island at this time.

Part is a photograph of three boys and two dogs outside of the Snowdon cottage in Inglis Island, possibly taken in 1938. Bob Snowdon is to the left, Bruce Snowdon is in the middle, and Doris Snowdon is standing inside the cottage at the kitchen window.

The item consists of a letter written by Cora Lovell Dilley to Ruth May Baldwin in 1915. The letter contains information on Cora's life in California, on family, on work, on leisure activities as well as on a romantic relationship.

The photograph contains primary source material from the Elvyn M. Baldwin family fonds. It consists of a photograph of Clara Cooke, Harold Baldwin, Elvyn Baldwin, Fred Cooke, Keith Baldwin and Ruth Baldwin picnicking at the Ayer's Cliff Fair.

The item is part one of an interview with Eddy Echenberg on the subject of life in the Townships during World War II (WWII) from 1979.

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.

The item is a photograph of Newbury Derick Jr., Frank Vosburg, Miles Derick, Emma Derick, Mary Derick, Nellie Derick, and Newbury Derick Sr., taken in front of a house with both the Canadian and American flag hanging, in Noyan from about 1900.

Item is a photograph of a family posing infront of a typical house in Weedon.

The item is a photograph of a man and a boy smoking pipes and doing laundry with a washboard and basin visible.

The item is a photograph of a man and two children, possibly Armand Gingras with sons, Leonard and Gerald, and a dog, probably taken in Sherbrooke or Lennoxville in the 1920s.