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    Agnes Campbell Macphail with E.B. (Edward Bigelow) Jolliffe's daughter, Naomi Jolliffe

    Agnes Macphail's brother-in-law Meredith "Merd" Reany (on the right), serving as a cavalryman in Europe

    Reverse: "PUBLIC ARCHIVES MSS. DATE DEC 30 1958"; also, [handwritten] "MacPhail Papers, Vol.10, File 3" and notation "rec'd from Mrs R J [French?]". Signature on the back is probably Agnes Macphail's

    This photograph of Henrietta Campbell, Agnes Macphail's mother, is a copy painted over with a blue wash.

    This is the front cover of the duotang-bound typescript.

    This photograph is a reproduction of the original.

    Agnes Macphail Public School, Scarborough, grand opening program cover

    Invitation pamphlet from the Agnes Macphail Recognition Committee to celebrate Agnes Macphail on the 103rd anniversary of her birth.

    Flyer for the Agnes Macphail Annual "Park in the Picnic", commemorating a community tradition that Agnes Macphail started during her time in office representing the UFO

    Private letter to Donna Mann describes Marjorie McKechnie's childhood memories of Agnes Macphail visiting the Acheson farm at Proton Station and humourous anecdote about Agnes Macphail's impromptu ad

    Banner displayed in downtown Owen Sound, represents Agnes Macphail as a 'Local Hero: Politician, Feminist, Reformer'.

    Photograph of the McPhail family tombstone in McNeil Cemetery, just south of Priceville. Agnes Macphail was buried here in 1954 alongside her mother, father and sister, Gertha.

    Back and side view of the former Macphail residence in Ceylon, now privately owned.

    Postcard of Scotland from Agnes Macphail to her niece, Mrs. Duke Clunas.

Markdale Standard, April 30, 1942, Not Known     Proton Township Girl Shoots Father Ruby Campbell, 14-year-old. Proton township girl, shot her father at the farm home on con. 14, early Saturday morning. The father, Robert Campbell, had been in fail

    Agnes McPhail's classroom timetable for Owen Sound Collegiate Institute is written on the back end page of her own copy of "Scott: The Life of Sir Walter Scott, Bart." by William Chambers, LL. D".

    [See close-up photos of Lilly, Gertha and Agnes McPhail]

    Article describing Agnes Macphail's significance in Grey County and local efforts to recognize the first female member of Parliament.

    Other signs are located at Six Corners, west of Ceylon and County Rd. 9, east of Hopeville.

    This photograph is taken after 1907, after Agnes Macphail had graduated.