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    Accession Number 2010.3.16

    This black and white photo shows John Thomas Carlyle and Elizabeth Rebecca Blount, circa 1890 . The photo is surrounded by a brown and gold oval frame.

    Mr. and Mrs. Mason posed outdoors in what appears to be a bush setting, Mr. Mason wears high lace up boots and work clothes, Mrs. Mason wears a long coat and has a metal bucket looped over her arm.

    This is a copy of a black and white photo of the ten members of the William Allen family. An arrow pointing to a young male in the back row, reads Grandfather Cyrus. Everyone is dressed up for the occasion. Three young children sit in the front row. There is ...

    This is a formal photo of Thomas Carlyle and family. Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle are seated while their older children stand behind them, and younger children sit on their parents knees. The boys wear suits like their father and Mrs. Carlyle wears a long skirt and a fancy blouse.

    William Allen Family - 1895 (Reprint from tin type) The first church services in Iron Bridge were held in the home of William and Rebecca Allen. Standing: (Left to Right) Jenny, Herb, Sam, Cyrus, Rebecca (nee Rothwell) Cassie, William, Nelson, Elsley and Ephriam.

    This black and white photo is of Mr. Alex Fraser and his wife Elizabeth. Mr. and Mrs. Fraser are posed with two young children, one girl of approximately two years of age and another infant seated on Mrs. Frasers knee. Mr. and Mrs. Fraser are dressed for a formal photo ...

    Back Row: (Left to Right) Alf Bilton and wife, Evelyn Bilton holding Uncle Roy, Mac Bilton Middle Row: Eppie Bilton holding Wardley, Flora, Christina, Gordon, Front Row: Leslie and Russ Bilton

    Gillespie & Son, Thessalon located at bottom right of matting

    995.2.3

    Round wooden wash tub on four legs, iron bands hold barrel together.

    974.2.1

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    Catalogued in 1978, Pat. # 8.16776888

    Accession Number 975.5.83 Louder Mach Co. Guelph Ontario

    Accession Number 995.2.6

    Accession Number 975.1.2

    Set of two leather horse collars. These collars are part of the harness used for horse's when pulling wagons or a plow. The collar allows the horse to use its full strength when pulling.

    This white china dish is a flat square shape with a raised edge . There is an embossed pattern around the edge that appeared to have had a gold plating or paint on it but has been worn away.

    Accession Number 977.6.4