Résultats

      This is a photograph of the Griffin home in Glen Morris before renovations. The exact date is unknown but estimated to be circa 1930.

      This is a photograph of Shirley Griffin outside of the Griffin home in Glen Morris in May 1939. The pillars in the photo were removed years later.

      This is a photograph of a motorcycle outside of the Griffin House in Glen Morris. The exact date is unknown but estimated to be circa 1930.

      This is a photograph of the Cronins who ran the grocery store and the gas pumps in Glen Morris.

      This is a photograph of Mr. Cronin working at the grocery store in Glen Morris.

      This is a photograph of Mr. Wilson working at the gas pumps in Glen Morris as he owned the shop at one time.

      This is a photograph of Eileen and Bill Marchant outside of the Cronin's grocery store in Glen Morris in 1948.

      This is a photograph of George Allan Howlett on the swing outside of the Howlett House in Glen Morris in 1940.

      This is a photograph of 16 year old George Allan Howlett in the photo shack in the Howlett's shop on their property. In the photograph, George is using his homemade enlarger machine. The photograph was taken in 1948.

      This is a photograph of the garage and workshop on the Howlett's property in Glen Morris circa 1940. The weather vane had a homemade propeller and the poles had an aerial wire for battery radio. To the right of the garage is an old gas engine. The left side of …

      This is a photograph of an Anson plane brought to the Howlett house from Brantford by George Allan Howlett and his brother, and Jack Smith in 1948. The plywood from the plane was used to fuel the stove in the house.

      This is a photograph of Mr. Wilson putting gas into a car at the gas station in Glen Morris in 1948.

      These are photographs of the front and back of the Howlett House in Glen Morris, taken in 1971.

      This is a photograph of Jean Rising and the Terry Troopers performing at the Glen Morris Church circa 1948. Jean is in the white dress on the right.

      These are photographs of the Glen Morris LE&N railway station. The building in the photograph was once a residence.

      These are photographs of the Glen Morris flood in 1948. In the first photograph you can see a man towing a trailer or wagon with lumber on it.

      This is a photograph taken from the mill pond in winter circa 1948. This shot is an original negative. Notice the lack of trees. The lean to on the west side of the garage was the Howlett's darkroom photo shop where they developed films and printed photographs.

      This photograph of Glen Morris was taken from the top of what was the Ingalls’ house, possibly in the spring. The trees in the foreground bottom were apple trees as this had been an orchard at one time. The car on the lower left of the photograph apparently belonged to …

      This is a photograph of Glen Morris from the Howlett House's rooftop, taken in 1948. The Paterson Blacksmith shop is visible at the bottom. The white house with the verandah on the side hill was built by Ms. Chadwick and later removed to widen the road. Glen Morris United Church …

      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.