Résultats

      Photographie noir et blanc

      Grandmother's Day with the Russell United Church Women's Association.

      Black and white photograph of the Russell United Church Choir.

      Black and white photograph of the Russell United Church Choir.

      Black and white production of the Russell United Church Choir members standing in front of the church.

      Reproduction of a black and white photograph of the members of the Russell United Church Choir.

      Black and white photograph of the members of the Russell United Church Choir.

      Black and white photograph of the members of the Russell United Church Choir.

      Black and white photograph of the members of the Russell United Church Choir.

      Black and white photograph of the congregation of the United Church for the burning of the mortgage.

      Henry Tweed, elder of the United Church, during the burning of the mortgage.

      Black and white photograph of visiting ministers in attendance for the burning of the mortgage of the Russell United Church.

      Black and white photograph of the Russell United Church Women's Association Executive.

      This original black and white photograph is of a narrow gauge 0-4-0 saddle tank locomotive that was drawing cars of shale from the shale pit to the brickyard in Russell. The man sitting on the back of the engine is Henry Shepard and the short man second from the left …

      Original black and white photograph of the Russell Shale and Bricks Co. This picture was taken from the bridge east of Russell Village. Russell Shale and Bricks Co. manufactured clay brick.

      Group photograph taken in front of Loucks' Brickyard.

      Photograph of a crane type machine at the North Russell shale pit.

      Photograph of the Russell Railroad Station. In the photo, two men are seated in a horse-drawn carriage beside the tracks and one man is standing beside a sign which is resting on machinery. The sign reads "Farm Machinery Frost and Woods Co. Smith Falls Ont."

      Postcard picture of the Russell Railroad Station shows people meeting the passenger train. The box on the plateform is laundry from Fred Louck's barber shop on its way to an Ottawa laundry. The man standing beside it is Mr. W.J.W. Lowrie, a prominent business man in Russell at the time.

      Photograph of a young man playing on sledding equipment from the former Brickyards or shale pit.