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      This is a photo album published by the New York publisher "Carlton & Porter". The album contains unidentified daguerreotypes from the Campbell family collection. This type of album was very popular in the United States in the 1860s.

      From left to right, first row: Eddie Foulds, Hedley Gordon, Fred Wheat, Gus Golden. Second row: J.D.Malcolm, Mrs Howell, Mina Russell, Morley Jackson, "Doc" Culham, John Farquerson, Lloyd Drake, "Hero" Tolhurst. Third row: Jim Foulds, Bruce Partridge, Jeff Burke, Jack Bailey, Art Leppard, [?] Tolhurst, Glenford Culham. Forth row: Jim …

      From left to right, first row: Bruce Mulholland, Ernie Harrolt, Don Young, Curt Johnson, Willie Robb. Second row: Dave [?], [?], Don Kelman, Art Wilson, Vic Chamber, Ralph Burke, Charlie Duncan, Dave Garris, Wray Smith.

      This photograph depicts a school house in Harrisburg, Ont. The photo is mounted on a board that reads, "King's Studio, 10 1/2 King St.W. Hamilton". The sign "Manton" in the lower right corner is likely the name of the photographer.

      From left to right: Jack Howell, Mac Howell, Betty Morris, Hedley Gordon, Don Burke, Joyce Lawreson, Ila Loker, Nora Patterson, Lloyd [?], Ken Ellis.

      From left to right: First row: Jack Jamieson, Mac Howell, Alan Daniwel, Bill Howell, Sadie McGregor, Alison [?], Gord Stobbs. Second row: Olivine Cornell, Janet Loker, Mabel Neil, Shirley Artridge, Nora Patterson, Jack Tolhorit, Rosle Golden. Third row: Mary Gordon, Phylus Foulis, Marc Wood, Jim Tolaurst, Harry Brennan, Harold Brennan, …

      This Cradle Roll Certificate testifies that Gerald Clair Rosebrugh, born April 17th, 1929, was enrolled as a member of the Cradle Roll Department of the Baptist Sunday School of St. George, Ont. Signed by Mrs. C. Moody on June 7th, 1929. The original certificate was provided by Clair Rosebrugh during …

      M. Jackson is the 4th from the left, next to him is Jeff Burke; the 7th from the left is M. Russell, the 3rd from the right is J. Malcolm.

      Art Leppart's House is on the left. Sam and Annie Russel's Homestead is on the right.

      From left to right: R. Snyder, Ernie Harrott, Bruce Artridge, Peggy Harrott, Charles Duncan, Allan Lapport. The dog's name is Ricky.

      This photograph depicts the St. George Soccer team in about 1900. The original photograph was provided by Clair Rosebrugh during a Scan and Share History event in St. George on 29 October 2011.

      From left to right: Alice, Lillie, William, Janet, Ed. Roos, Stanley, Mrs. Roos, Florence.

      First row (from left to right): Ed. M. Laughlin, J. Brown, J. Cooper, C. Hoos, G. Pace, M. Jeffrey, [?], [?]. Second row: B. Waugh, J. Frogh, J. Homes, B. Hrecocks, J. Woodword, others are unknown. Third row: J. Brown, J. Smith, Ed Timmins, J. Morris, others are unknown.

      This photograph depicts the St. George Minor Hockey Team. The original photo was provided by Cliff Jones during a Scan and Share History event in St George on 29 October 2011.

      The photograph depicts Kindergarten students from the Dumfries public school. The photo was provided by Cliff Jones during a Scan and Share History event in St George on 29 October 2011.

      This photograph depicts Harry Witteveen giving a speech at the ceremony of the opening of a new County building. The original photo was provided by Harry Witteveen.

      This photograph depicts Harry Witteveen during his time in County office wearing the regalia of the County of Brant. The original photo was provided by Harry Witteveen.

      This photograph depicts the Witteveen family in the Netherlands. Harry Witteveen (about 15 years old) is standing in the back row in the middle. The original photo was provided by Harry Witteveen.

      This photograph depicts the parade of the 1927 Chevy fire truck in St. George, Ont. Riding in the truck is Mayor Ron Eddy and his son Wesley. Lloyd Boughmer is driving. The original photo was provided by Paul McConkey during a Digital Preservation Day event in St. George in May …

      This photograph depicts an old horse reel used by the St. George Fire Department and purchased in 1912. The original photo was provided by Paul McConkey during a Digital Preservation Day event in St. George in May 2011.