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    Parade on Flesherton Main St. showing the Munshaw Hotel behind a float advertising the Flesherton Woollen Mills

    From left to right: Lilly Bailey (née McPhail), an unknown woman, Hugh Bailey (Agnes' brother-in-law) and Agnes Macphail standing in front of a pile of lumber.

    For her first sessions in Parliament, Agnes Macphail wore this blue serge coat and attracted much attention from the fashion reporters in the Gallery.

    Agnes Macphail was one of five presenters in the 1928 Chautauqua Lecture Series touring Canada. Agnes' lecture was titled "Woman and This Changing World". The photograph shows all the lecturers, incl

    For more information about this photo see Grey Roots Museum & Archives: Accession No. 996.43.3 and South Grey Museum: Accession No. X977.815.1b.

    Agnes Macphail in a horse-drawn sleigh used for winter travel.

    Agnes Macphail (left) with a group of friends and her sister Lilly at the far right

    Agnes Macphail conducted early political campaigns out of her family home at Six Corners, travelling in her Starr automobile to campaign platforms throughout her Grey County riding.

    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

    Henrietta Campbell McPhail (right) and youngest daughter Lilly Bailey (left) with twin granddaughters Lena (later McCracken; in Lilly's arms) and Jean (later Clunas; in Henrietta's arms).

    See p.85-86 of Split Rail Country Vol. Ii for more information