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      Agnes Campbell Macphail with E.B. (Edward Bigelow) Jolliffe's daughter, Naomi Jolliffe

      This photograph of Henrietta Campbell, Agnes Macphail's mother, is a copy painted over with a blue wash.

      Henrietta Campbell McPhail (right) and youngest daughter Lilly Bailey (left) with twin granddaughters Lena (later McCracken; in Lilly's arms) and Jean (later Clunas; in Henrietta's arms).

      Agnes Macphail's brother-in-law Meredith "Merd" Reany (on the right), serving as a cavalryman in Europe

      Reverse: "PUBLIC ARCHIVES MSS. DATE DEC 30 1958"; also, [handwritten] "MacPhail Papers, Vol.10, File 3" and notation "rec'd from Mrs R J [French?]". Signature on the back is probably Agnes Macphail's.

      Reverse: [stamped] "Herbert J. Holtom, 544 Bayview Ave, Toronto, Ont. HU.8-8530" Grey Roots Museum and Archives holds the evening dress and the rotating pendulum clock in their archives.

      Agnes Macphail's sisters Gertha Reany and Lilly Bailey in 1975

      This photograph is a reproduction of the original.

      According to one of the school children, a McPhee who remembers the picnic, Agnes Macphail spoke to the group from a platform. The McPhee extended family tended to vote Liberal, but had voted for Agnes Macphail and were happy to have her at this picnic.

      Banner displayed in downtown Owen Sound, represents Agnes Macphail as a 'Local Hero: Politician, Feminist, Reformer'.

      Other signs are located at Six Corners, west of Ceylon and County Rd. 9, east of Hopeville.

      Photograph of the McPhail family tombstone in McNeil Cemetery, just south of Priceville. Agnes Macphail was buried here in 1954 alongside her mother, father and sister, Gertha.

      Back and side view of the former Macphail residence in Ceylon, now privately owned.

      Lake Eugenia, a man-made lake, is drained during repairs to the Eugenia hydro dam

      Larry Magee and his band perform at Bob Clark's retirement party

      Murray Juffs, principal of Grey Highlands Secondary School, and Eleanore Juffs (nee Heron), a teacher at GHSS

      Murray Juffs, teacher and hockey player who would become principal of Grey Highlands Secondary School, and his young bride Eleanore Juffs (nee Heron), also a teacher

      Wendy Boucher of Greyburr Farms selling her hand-painted carry bags and garden produce at the Flesherton & Distrcit Farmers' Market

      Gerald Tweddle and Kevin Teeter, both Municipal Road Dept. employees, painting the outside of the Artemesia township Municipal offices building in preparation for the Open House.

      Glenn Eagles, Barry Croft, Gerald Tweddle, Kevin Teeter and Brian Russell: the Artemesia Township Municipal Road Department.