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    This is a blank postcard of an unidentified woman and baby.

    This is a tintype of four unidentified, young children sitting together on a flight of stairs.

    This is a photograph of three unidentified women.

    This is a photograph of an unidentified woman.

    This is a Christmas card sent to Mrs. Geo Maracle from Papa Simon

    This is a confirmation card for Donald Maracle signed by the Bishop of Toronto in May of 1936.

    This is a memento from the Royal Tour in Canada in 1959. It opens up with a space to place papers into, and feature the Royal Family on the front.

    This is an unaddressed invitation to Verna Brant's High School Graduation.

    This is a receipt for a ten dollar donation to the Canadian Cancer Society made in memory of Mrs. Mary Maracle by Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Gray. The receipt is dated July 30th, 1984.

    This is a tintype featuring a well dressed man.

    This is a tintype featuring a young boy.

    This is a blank postcard of the Methodist (now United) Church on the corner of Fourth and Thomas Streets, Deseronto, Ontario, looking North-East. Two children are sitting at the side of the road.

    This is a postcard of the Presbyterian Church of the Redeemer and Manse on St. George Street, Deseronto, Ontario.

    This is a postcard of the Post Office in Deseronto, Ont.

    This is a postcard featuring Susie with “the children” on the front. The postcard is from Mary to Mrs. Maggie Powles in Shannonville, Ont.

    This is a photograph of the steamship Brockville at Twelve O'Clock Point in July of 1922.

    This is a photograph of a young Alvin Brant taken at James Fairbairn's Studio in Deseronto, Ont.

    This is a photograph of Mary Corby and her husband, taken in James Fairbairn's Studio in Deseronto, Ont.

    This is a photograph of Oliver Hill and an unidentified man.

    This is a photograph of Ed. Brant, who is the grandfather of Verna. This photograph was taken by H.A. Osborne in Deseronto, Ont.