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    See Split Rail Country p. 77 for more information

    This image is a reproduction of a badly damaged photograph with the misnomer "Patterson's Store". See Split Rail Country Vol. II p. 61 and p.63-64 for more information.

    See Split Rail Country Vol. II p.111 for more information

    See Split Rail Country Vol. II p. 111 for more information

    See Split Rail Country Vol. II p. 111 for more information

    See Split Rail Country Vol. II p. 111 for more information

    See Split Rail Country Vol. II, p. 116 for more information.

    The complete collection of photos submitted for Split Rail Country Vol. II. For those only available online, see group "Split Rail Vol. II Online Only"

    This group includes records with any relation to or about Agnes Macphail, the first woman Member of Parliament in Canada.

    These images have been made public as part of the Split Rail Country: History of Artemesia collection, and are additional to those printed in the Split Rail Country Vol. II history book.

    Browse the local newspaper index for Grey Highlands, Ontario

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

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

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

    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.

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

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