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    Black and white photograph of a sandy area near the Brook's farm. In the background there appears to be a snow covered lake and a raising hill behind that.

    Black and white photograph of Bevan's Lake beside the property that was owned by Larry Brooks. In background of the photograph the shoreline is thick with trees. There is also some logs sticking out of the water in the middle of the lake.

    Black and white photograph of of two pails hung over an open fire. The buckets sitting on the top of the thick sticks is boiling away something. The whole scene is located in the forest thick with trees.

    'Glenada' is written, both, on the side of the boat and on the flag on the bow of the ship.

    Bottom left corner: "Postcard No. 455 Knoepfli Inn" is written in white.

    Black and white photograph of eight women from the Women's Society posing for a picture near a forest. The three women in the front row are seated. The other five women are standing

    Black and white photograph of the first Karbehuwe Cottage on Lake Whitestone. The log cabin was located at the south end of the lake. This building would later be replaced by wooden frame building. At the entrance to the cottage there's a woman sweeping the stoop.

    Black and white photograph of three people standing on a partially submerged rock in Lake Wilson. There are two woman and one man standing on the rock. The picture was taken near a bush from the shore. On the opposite side of the lake there is a forest.

    Black and white photograph of a woman sitting on a wooden box on a wooden dock at Karbehuwe cabin on Lake Whitestone. The woman is facing the water making her face obscured. The dock is sitting on rocks. Across the lake there's a forest.

    On the back of the photograph, "At McAmmonds 1930's", handwritten in pencil.

    On the back of the photograph, "Tourists at McAmmonds camp 1930's', handwritten in pencil.

    Black and white photograph of an elderly woman standing next to a tall young man. They are standing in some flowers near a forest.

    Black and white photograph of a couple standing outside. The man is on the left and the woman is on the right. In the background are trees and a lake.

    Black and white photograph of a group of girls standing in the woods. The girls are from South River Public School and are in grade two or three.

    Black and white photograph of a dirt road, Eagle Lake Road, going around a corner. There's brush going up a hill. In the distance there's a large hill with a forest on it. This road winds its way to the cottage.

    Black and white photograph of the Armour sitting at a dock in a rural setting. There are people lined up at the dock waiting to get on to the Armour. On the dock there is a flag pole with a Union Jack flag on it.

    At the bottom of the photograph, '1937,' is handwritten in black ink. On the back of the photograph,'Jean (Morris) Grunig Cecil Grunig Mae (Morris) Grunig,' is handwritten in pencil.

    Black and white photograph of a Women's Society standing in the woods. There's a boy and a girl standing in the middle.

    Black and white photograph of two men, Martin and William Carroll, behind a boat tilted on its edge. There's a lake behind the men. There's a forest behind the lake. There is something in the boat.

    Handwritten on the back: "Mary Duke (Mrs Jack Wilson) Mr Jno Wilson." Written on the back: "MR. AND MRS. JOHN WILLSON nee' (Mary Duke)."