Item is a photograph of two teenage girls, possibly Mildred Glenny and Mary Waldron, at Clifton.
Item is a photograph of a young couple, standing together at a train station.
Item is a photograph of train wreck of a passenger train on the Grand Trunk Railroad, in Richmond.
Item is a photograph of Elma Wilson and her coworkers when she worked at Pleasant View Hotel in North Hatley. Possibly included among the people in the picture are: Alfreda Bilodeau, Hedna Kingsley, Cora Richards, Elma Wilson, Muriel Coates, Edith ?, innie Marlin Irene Taylor, Doris L'Heureux, Dolly Barton, Helene Picard, Maude Deruisseaux, Phyllis Seveigny and Norma La Bonté.
Item is a photograph of senator John Hackett, in a horse and buggy with a group of ladies.
Item is a photograph of students standing outside the Model school located in Leeds.
Item is a photograph of a woman sitting outside with maple sap buckets on the ground drying.
Item is a photograph of Rev. Ernest M. Taylor and his wife, Miriam Louisa Frost, taken in Byron, California in 1919.
Item is a photograph of two girl in swim dresses.
Photograph of Mary L. Hunt in rain apparel seated beside shingled building, both taken in the Magdalen Islands around 1916. c.
Item is a photograph of a Gus Gamache and two ladies sitting around one of the first gramophones in Clifton.
Item is a photograph of boats tied up to a dock on Lake Brome, located in Knowlton.
Item is a photograph of a lady in a buggy, outside the Eastern Townships Bank.
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 item consists of an album page including 4 photographs from the Kingsley Neighbourhood in Eaton Township from around the 1910s, which feature Gertrude Morrison, Myra Morrison, the McElrea house and Henry and Irena Leavitt's house.
The item is a portrait photograph of Julia Alice Hackett in 1938, taken by the Notman & Son studio.
Item is a photograph of a group of men and women going on a hunting expedition in Sawyerville.
Item is a photograph a small house, known as "Riverside", with a few people standing outside.
Item is a photograph a group of people infront of a house with a horse and cart.