The 'Fair Ladies' of Huron Shores

    This is a black and white photo of Stella May (Tulloch) Walker and Della (Walker) Tulloch standing on top of a large log amongst a log jam on a river. The two girls appear to be in their late teens o

    Mary and Agusta Tulloch

    The original photograph is badly stained.

    Della Tulloch (Walker) 1981

    Mrs. Bertha Wilson was also known as Mrs. Jack Warnock.

    Mrs. Anna Reid is shown seated inside what is believed to be her residence at the Seniors Residence in Iron Bridge.

    Elizabeth Rowan

    This black and white postcard is of Loretta Ridley posed on the arm of a backless bench. Loretta is dressed up for the photo wearing a full length coat with elaborate velvet trimmed cuffs, a fancy fl

    A black and white postcard done in an oval mat. The young woman in the photo is identified as Bessie Fraser who appears to be in her late teens. She wears a white blouse with a sailor type collar and

    This is a formal style portrait of Elizabeth Rowan. She wears a very elaborate dress with sheer organza sleeves trimmed in wide satin or taffeta cuffs. There appears to be an overskirt of organza ove

    This is an black and white portrait of Mary (Beharriell) Tulloch taken by Copeland Studio in Thessalon Ontario. She appears to be in her late teens and wears a white blouse or dress with a large coll

    Elizabeth (Lizzie) Beharriell Rowan and Doris (Reid) Trudeau

    Some of the ladies have not been able to be identified but all names that were provided have been included. Front Row from left: Donna Bell, Thelma Fieo, Ellen Allen, (unknown) Mary Corbett, Ella All

    There are only four member identified and they are Geraldine Kirby, Mary Corbett, Shirley Seabrook, Rachel Seabrook.

    The ladies are identified as Mary Cosgrove, Mary Corbett, Dorothy Boville, Thelma and Doris DeGagne, and Ella Allen.

    This color photo shows Mrs. Ella Allen holding up a colourful quilt with a pattern made up of multi-coloured squares and larger plain squares. The photo appears to have been taken in her home.

    This black and white photo is of Mary Tulloch who is seated on a large log amidst a number of logs piled along what could be a shoreline. Mary wears a dress and shoes with low heels. She appears to b

    This is another black and white photo of Mary Tulloch taken outdoors. She is seated on the grass in front what could be someone's front yard. It is a summer photo and in the background you can see a

    She is now known as Stella (Tulloch) Alhusen.

    This black and white photo is of Stella Tulloch (Alhusen) shown outdoors in winter. She is wearing a long coat with a large fur collar and a wide brimmed hat with a decorative hatband. She is holding