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    Handwritten notes drafted by Agnes Macphail on three pieces of House of Commons Canada stationery outlining three motions involving WW1 veterans, and inheritance rights of married women and mothers.

    Built in 1910, this was the first rural high school in Ontario and the only high school between Orangeville and Owen Sound. The original building was damaged in a fire during expansion in 1952 so the

    Report of the unveiling of commemorative bust of Agnes Macphail at the House of Commons; photo includes Hugh and Lilly Bailey, of W.M. Reany and Gertha Reany, and H.A. Spence, city passenger agent, C

    Letter from Agnes Macphail to her constituents in Grey County

    Letter from Agnes Macphail to her constituents in Grey County.

    Announcement of Agnes Macphail's 1925 election victory in South-East Grey

    Agnes Macphail's printed thank you card for condolences received after the death of Henrietta Campbell McPhail, signed and dated by Agnes Macphail

    Hand drawn map that contextualizes significant locations in Agnes Macphail's life and indicates the cemetery where she is buried.

    Letter to constituent Ed. Purdy enclosed with a copy of the Official report on Agnes Macphail's speech on the Budget of 1928; the letter discusses Agnes' opinion on some specifics of the Budget itsel