Résultats

      The woman in the black hat is unknown. The women in the white hat might be Beatrice Edgecombe. The man in the driving cap is unknown. The man in the passenger seat is Harry Edgecombe.

      Water stain in the lower left corner.

      Black and white photograph in of a family or two families on a cart being pulled by two white horses. There are two men driving the cart. In the middle there's a women and three children. There's a man at the end with a women and two children. There's a …

      Black and white photograph in of a family sitting on the back of a road grater. They're in the process of grating Eagle Lake Road. There are two men driving the grater. In the middle there is a women and three children. There's a man at the end with a …

      Ed Russel worked on the project.

      There are watermarks over the right side of the picture. Ed Russel worked on the project.

      Black and white photograph of an elderly man, Martin Carroll, sitting. He's wearing a three piece suit and a hat. It does not look like a professional photograph. The chair he is sitting in is covered.

      Grandfather Martin Carroll, grand daughter Betty Carroll, great grand daughter Geneveve Schell, daughter Maude (Carroll) Heffernan, great grandsons Lawerence & Melvin Schell

      Martin Carroll was 93 at the time when this picture was taken.

      Taken at cottage Eagle Lake. Back row from left to right: Lottie (Vanclieaf) Schell, Eva Commerford, Maude (Carroll) Heffernan, Susan (Carroll) VanClieaf. Front row from left to right: Daniel VanClieaf, Martin Carroll, Archie McLeod.

      Enlisted March 17th, 1916. Discharged April 24, 1919. William Carroll was a member of the 176th Battalion.

      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.