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    This picture may have been originally taken by the Lily Faulkner Studio.

    Black and white photograph of an unidentified woman from the Lang family. She is wearing a white dress, holding a black umbrella, and walking through a garden. On the left side of the image are steps

    Black and white photograph of a woman and a boy standing in the water of a lake on a beach. There is a bush on the left side of the picture. There is a log in the water on the left side beside the wo

    Black and white photograph of a group and women taken at a studio. There is no identification of the people written on the photograph. However, the inscription "library" on the reverse of the photo s

    Black and white newspaper clipping, which includes both text and a photograph. In the image there are three people sitting in a car, two men and a woman. The car is parked on the side of a country ro

    Left to right: Mrs. Harper, Miss Giffon, ?, ?, ?. 2nd row from right to left: Mrs. J. P. Johnstone, Evelyn Johnstone kneeling at front.

    This is a copy of a picture in another medium. It looks like it is was mounted on cardboard.

    Black and white photograph of the Charter Night Dinner at the Lions Club. There are three long tables with women and men seated. The tables are set for a meal. The far wall has two Union Jack flags w

    This is a copy of a picture in another medium. This is possibly a daguerreotype.

    Black and white photograph of Marjorie Paget and an aged pioneer, Mrs. Cook. They are standing near a dirt road with a forest in the background.

    The oval around the picture indicates that this is a copy of an earlier picture. This picture may have been originally taken by the Lily Faulkner Studio.

    This picture may have been originally taken by the Lily Faulkner Studio.

    This picture may have been originally taken by the Lily Faulkner Studio.

    Black and white photograph of Mrs. Harriet MacChristie *maiden name Abar), Mrs. Minnie Maloney (maiden name Abar), Mrs. Little (Gussie Lang) or Mrs. Roy Hill & Mrs. W. Hannaford. The women are all we

    Miss Gibbon was a midwife in the area and was the first pioneer woman to cross Lake Bernard to Sundridge. This picture may have been originally taken by the Lily Faulkner Studio.

    Black and white photographic postcard of a women looking out of the second story window of a house. The camera is looking up and the bottom of the house cannot be seen in the photograph. The photogra

    Black and white photograph of three well dressed ladies standing in front of A. E. Peters wrecked car. There are utility poles and house behind them in the distance.

    This picture is a copy of an earlier photograph. Cassie Jackson was the mother of Garnet Knoll.

    This picture is a copy of an earlier picture.

    Black and white photograph of a large group of women and men. They're standing outside of a wooden building. The group is entirely women except for two men in the lower right corner.