The Nicholas Yunge-Bateman Sous-Fonds – A Description of the Collection in Accordance with the

Rules for Archival Description

Prepared for:Trent Valley Archives

Written by:Megan Schevers

Project Host: Dr. Elwood Jones, Trent Valley Archives, PeterboroughSupervising Professor: Sharon Beaucage-Johnson, Trent UniversityCommunity Advisor: John Marris, Trent Center for Community Based Education

Term: Fall/Winter 2014-15Course Code: FRSC 4890 YDate of Submission: Monday, April 20, 2015

Table of Contents

Executive Summary..………………………………………………………………………………………………………………....2

Acknowledgments …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………....3

Key Research Terms ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….5

Introduction ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………7

Methods ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….10

Results …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….16

Discussion ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………....18

References ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………25

Appendices Information ………………………………………………………………………………………………………….26

Appendix 1 ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………27

Appendix 2 ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………47

Appendix 3 ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………99

Appendix 4 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………128

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Executive Summary

Nicholas Yunge-Bateman was employed by the Peterborough Examiner from 1954 through January 1965 as both a reporter and photographer. He worked as a staff photographer from December1959 through the end of his employment period, and was the first Examiner employee to receive recognition for his photography in the newspaper. While employed as a staff photographer, Mr. Yunge-Bateman created a collection of 15,000 photographic negatives, primarily in 4”x5” format, covering December 1959 through January 1965 only. The work is generally of high quality, and the negatives were preserved by the photographer in individual glassine envelopes with the date and photograph number indicated. The numbering system was year (one digit); month (two digits); assignment number (up to three digits); hyphen; photograph number within the assignment (up to three digits). The Nicholas Yunge-Bateman sous-fonds has been housed in 14 Hollinger reinforced acid-free boxes each holding over 1,000 negatives.

Mr. Yunge-Bateman’s photographs have been housed at the Trent Valley Archives in Peterborough, Ontario since December of 2011. Little organization of the collection exists, making it difficult for researchers and historians to find specific photographs. To provide easy access, a finding aid for the year 1960 was created in accordance with international archival standards of respect des fonds under the Rules of Archival Description, a set of rules governing the description and creation of finding aids to facilitate research within archives. The sous-fonds has been arranged in the order developed by the photographer; Mr. Yunge-Bateman’s systemic chronological approach ensured easy access and clear reference numbers.

The present project aimed to recreate the information surrounding the context of the photographs, and thereby make the sous-fonds accessible in a manner other than the chronological route. The Trent Valley Archives wanted archival controls including a description of the sous-fonds, a scope and content report, and a file listing. I undertook to do as complete a report as possible on ten percent of the negatives in the first complete year of the sous-fond, 1960, with the hope of characterizing the range of events undertaken by Mr. Yunge-Bateman.

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Acknowledgements

The Nicholas Yunge-Bateman project would not have been possible without the help of

many people. Firstly, I would like to express many thanks to Dr. Elwood Jones of the Trent

Valley Archives, who accommodated me these past eight months and answered all my

questions with enthusiasm, assurance, and patience. I appreciate your flexibility and willingness

to attend the TVA on your days off to allow me access to the vast iconographic collection at the

root of this amazing project. I would like to extend further thanks to Heather Landry, also with

the Trent Valley Archives, for being willing to supervise my work and answer my questions

when Elwood was unavailable. The generosity and kindness I received by the TVA staff was

more than I could have ever asked for, and the knowledge I gathered through the staff at this

incredible establishment will stay with me forever.

Secondly, I would like to thank Marjorie McDonald from the Trent Center for

Community Based Education (TCCBE) for organizing my spot with the Trent Valley Archives. You

helped design a project that met the needs of the TVA, Trent University’s Forensic Science

program, as well as my personal interests. The NYB project would not have existed without the

effort you put in; not only in its design, but also in introducing me to Elwood and opening my

eyes to what the project could offer me. Thank you.

I would like to thank John Marris, also from the TCCBE. From day one you were

enthusiastic to help in any way you could. I appreciate all the time you set aside to read and

edit my drafts, and to talk about the project. Not only did you organize my spot in the

Community Innovation Forum, but provided not only me, but all my classmates with guidelines

and feedback on our poster design and layout for the Forum. Thank you for expressing a

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genuine interest in what I was doing, constantly asking how the project was progressing, and

offering your assistance at every step.

I’d like to pay special thanks to Sharon Beaucage-Johnson, my supervising professor at

Trent University. You were available for help to all your students whenever needed, and the

effort you have expended to make us all feel at ease with our individual community projects

has been outstanding. The resources and lectures you made available to us were incredibly

helpful. Finally, thank you for your constant interest in and encouragement towards our

community projects. We are all blessed to have had such an inspiring professor, and we

couldn’t have done it without you!

Lastly, I’d like to thank all my classmates. You all listened and offered encouraging

feedback during our scheduled staff meetings, and many of you were available to talk outside

of class as well. A special thanks to Lynnette Grozell, who stood by me every step of the way,

was willing to talk about our projects day in and day out, and always offered advice. I will never

forget the encouragement you provided me when I felt stressed or worried about the state of

my progress. I could not have completed my project without your constant support, thank you!

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Key Research Terms

Access is the availability of an archive to the public

Access points are common themes presented in the photographs; i.e. car accidents, hockey

Accrual is an addition to an archive

Archival Integrity is a term describing the standards that archival holdings be maintained,

preserved, identified, and arranged to.

Archives are documents or records relating to the activities, business dealings, etc. or a person,

family, corporation, association, community or nation, that are preserved due to their

continued value.

Archives are the agencies responsible for preserving and making available archival materials;

the Trent Valley Archives

Archives box is a storage box in letter or legal size used to contain archival materials

Collection is an accumulation of documents describing a single theme, person, event, or type of

record

Custody is the physical possession (protective responsibility) and legal responsibility of archives

Description is a term applied to the preparation of finding aids

Emulsion is the black ink pressed in a thin layer of a plastic film creating an image

Finding aid is a descriptive media created to establish administrative and intellectual control

over records, and includes a guide, inventory, location, and description of the record5

Fonds are the archives of a particular organization; The Peterborough Examiner Collection

Glassine Envelopes are thin 4”x5” envelopes made of inert, non-acid paper; transparent to light

Iconographic collection describes an accumulation of photographs, illustrations, and the like

along with related documents

Preservation is the protection, maintenance, and care of archives

Respect des fonds the principle that different archives must not be mixed

Scope and content provides information about the archive in terms of kinds of activities

generating the archive, the period of time, and geographical area to which they pertain, as well

as the structure and organization of the documents

Sous-fonds are the bodies of related records within the fonds of a particular organization; the

Nicholas Yunge-Bateman Collection within the Peterborough Examiner Collection

RAD Rules for Archival Description; set of rules to standardize the descriptive process and

products in Canadian Archives

NYB Nicholas Yunge-Bateman (September 1929 – June 2014); staff photographer of the

Peterborough Examiner 1954-1965

TVA Trent Valley Archives; current location housing the Nicholas Yunge-Bateman collection

All research terms obtained from A Basic Glossary for Archivists, Manuscript Curators, and

Records Managers (1).

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Introduction

The Project

Nicholas Yunge-Bateman was born September 2, 1929 in Lancashire, England. He was

employed at the Peterborough Examiner from 1954 as both a reporter and photographer and

from December 1959 as the Examiner’s first full-time staff photographer who received credit

for his photographs in the newspaper (2). Throughout his career, he captured landscapes,

townscapes, and citizens in their daily routines, as well as special, sporting, and school events.

Collectively, these photographs provide windows into life in the City. Upon leaving his position

with the Examiner at the end of January 1965, Mr. Yunge-Bateman moved to Port McNeill in

West Vancouver British Columbia where he owned North Island Camera (2, 3). Sadly, he passed

away on June 2, 2014 at the age of 84 as the result of a stroke (4); however his collection of

photographs is proudly housed at the Trent Valley Archives (TVA) on Carnegie Avenue in

Peterborough, Ontario.

Throughout Mr. Yunge-Bateman’s six years employment as a staff photographer, he

compiled over 15,000 photographs, which have become known as the Nicholas Yunge-Bateman

(NYB) collection, a sous-fonds of the Peterborough Examiner archive. The NYB collection was

passed from the Peterborough Examiner, a daily local newspaper company, to the Trent Valley

Archives in December 2011 (5). Founded in 1989, the TVA promotes and studies local and

family histories in the community of Peterborough by organizing pub tours, ghost, heritage, and

cemetery walks, and gives presentations to countless City organizations (5). The TVA strives to

preserve, identity, and care for archival material including photographs, newspapers, and public

records.

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The purpose of the present project is to assist the TVA to understand and document the

iconographic collection. When properly documented, analyzed, and cross-listed, a finding aid

will be created following the Rules for Archival Description (RAD) to provide historians and

researchers a user-friendly navigation tool. The present project is an opportunity for the TVA

and citizens of Peterborough to better understand Mr. Yunge-Bateman himself, and to explore

several cultural and anthropological themes relating to the collection. These themes include the

development of photographic technology during the 1960s, the professional dynamic of staff

photographers, and newspaper photography as a lens of shaping a community versus a

medium for allowing a community to tell its own story.

Due to the large size of the collection, the photographs captured during Mr. Yunge-

Bateman’s first full year as a staff photographer (1960) will be the focus of the present project.

The 1960 sous-fonds will be preserved and documented to allow historians and researchers

alike to learn about Peterborough with the help of visual aids. The project is designed to

address three research questions. The first question addresses what can be learned about

Peterborough during this one year. Secondly, whether the Examiner, and by extension the

community, was well served by Mr. Yunge-Bateman’s position within the Examiner. The final

research question asks why some events and stories are represented with disproportionately

large collections of photographs. The TVA will be provided with a finding aid for the sous-fonds,

and a written report with an analysis of the photographs contained therein. Additionally, the

deliverables include a written report exploring the life and work of the photographer, and a

template model to be used for the preservation and documentation of the remainder of the

NYB collection.

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Previously Completed Research

Very little research has been done as of yet on Mr. Yunge-Bateman or the NYB

collection. A telephone interview was conducted with the photographer in early 2014 by Karen

Hicks, a TVA employee. This provided a brief biography of Mr. Yunge-Bateman, and it was learnt

that he held in his possession a journal describing the context of his photographs. Due to his

passing, the TVA has been unable to inquire about the contents of the journal or the possibility

of having the journal donated to the collection.

Research that has been completed includes a brief description of all the negatives in the

whole collection as completed by TVA volunteers. These descriptions are currently stored in a

binder and volunteers have been transferring them to a Microsoft Excel file on the TVA

computers. I will be expanding upon these brief descriptions for the present project. The

descriptions will be utilized in the creation of the finding aid. Finding aids from other TVA

collections have been created and will be used as a template and amended where necessary to

fit the NYB sous-fonds.

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Methods

Rules for Archival Description

RAD is a set of instructions governing the description of an archive and the creation of a

finding aid to provide a consistent and common foundation for all material within a fonds. This

set of rules states that respect des fonds is very important for the maintenance of archival

integrity. To promote an archives’ accessibility, archival description identifies and explains the

content and context of the material, including chain of custody, and circumstances of creation

and use (6).

RAD details the major parts of the finding aid document should include: title, date of

creation, physical description, administrative history, biographical sketch, custodial history,

scope and content, and notes. The physical description depicts the overall size and general

content of the material; i.e. ca. 15,000 photographic negatives, 15 cubic feet. The

administrative history provides information relating to the authority and function of the

archive, while the biographical sketch gives an account of content and a history of the creator.

Custodial history provides information on all agencies or persons that have had legal control of

the archive. The scope and content outlines the structure of the archive including organization

and classification, as well as the period of time covered in the archive and the geographical area

to which it pertains. Finally, notes can contain information about the physical condition of the

materials and any other information worthy of mention (6).

The present project consists of three parts: the preservation of the collection, the

analysis and description of the negatives, and the creation of the finding aid.

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Preservation of the negatives

1- Remove each negative from its glassine envelope and examine the negative for any

aspects of poor quality including, but not limited to, the flaking of emulsion, water

damage, or the envelope sticking to the negative. In the NYB collection the latter two

causes of poor quality are common, as the negatives were housed in the basement of

the Examiner where it was affected by the 2004 Peterborough flood.

2- If the negative cannot be removed from the envelope because they have adhered

together, carefully tear the envelope and take it off the negative. Be sure not to damage

the negative, or the photographic code on the envelope.

3- Mr. Yunge-Bateman numbered all his photographs sequentially based on date and

Examiner assignment, and maintaining the numbering system maintains the integrity of

the collection. The first digit in the code represents the year and indicates the last digit

of a four digit year; i.e. 1960 is represented by 0. The second and third digits represent

the month, from 01 indicating January to 12 indicating December. The following two to

three digits indicate the assignment within the month. 01 therefore represents the first

assignment the photographer completed in a given month. The number after the

hyphen is used to indicate the sequence in which the photographs within an assignment

were captured. The numbering system is to be maintained; however in cases where Mr.

Yunge-Bateman has more than one image in a single glassine envelope, subsequent

negatives are to be labelled (2), etc.

4- Obtain a new glassine envelope and copy the photographic code onto it. Glassine

envelopes are used for three primary reasons: they are inert, non-acidic, and

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translucent which protects the negatives from light while still allowing the opportunity

to see through them. The photographic code used by the original photographer, Mr.

Yunge-Bateman, is utilized to maintain archival integrity.

5- Envelopes containing damaged images (i.e. emulsion is coming off, glassine envelope

has adhered to the negative, or the emulsion is discoloured) are to be marked ‘CC’

(check condition) to highlight that they need additional care for preservation.

6- Any paper found within the envelope alongside the negative should be removed and

paper-clipped to the outside of the envelope. These papers need to be removed

because acid in the paper reacts with the emulsion causing discolouration, but must

remain with the corresponding negative for proper documentation and to uphold the

integrity of the collection.

7- Make notes regarding which envelopes required replacement, which photographs were

marked ‘CC’, and which negatives are missing from the collection. The following works

well;

Envelopes Requiring Replacement

Check Condition Missing Negatives

002126002128-2, 002128-5 002128-3, 002128-4 002128-1002129-1 through 002129-2 002129-200301-5

The full preservation document can be viewed in Appendix 1.

Description of the negatives

1- Remove the negative from its envelope and place it on a light table. This provides a

contrast between the dark and light spaces for ease of viewing photographic details.

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Multiple negatives may be placed on the light table at the same time, provided the

images are returned to the correct envelope to keep the photographs in chronological

order.

2- Describe the images in as much detail as possible. Providing sex and a general age

estimate of people (young, middle aged, elderly, etc.), the number of people,

background landmarks, and writing on clothing, documents, and any visible signs may

help someone find a specific photograph they are seeking at a later date.

3- One in every ten assignments for the year 1960 is described in full. An assignment is a

group of photographs taken at one time; the last two or three digits preceding the

hyphen in the number code represents the assignment number. One in ten has been

decided upon because, even with the focus on a single year, the collection is quite large,

and describing every negative was not realistic in the available timeframe. Thought the

idea of choosing the largest and smallest assignments was considered as a sample

method, the one in ten pattern was chosen because it is a random sample and should

provide a wide range of coverage of events in Peterborough during 1960. Certain events

within the City would be smaller, and therefore likely contain fewer photographs, and I

did not want to neglect such photographs from my analysis. Additionally, more

negatives does not necessarily lead to more significance because many of the

assignments repeat each other; for example there are numerous assignments capturing

local hockey games.

4- If the assignment corresponding to a tenth position is missing from the collection, it will

be skipped, but the eleventh assignment is not described in its place. If the negatives

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corresponding to the tenth assignment are found and added to the collection at a later

date, this method ensures that the negatives can still be described without interrupting

the sampling method.

5- Using a computer to type the descriptions is ideal because it saves time. Additionally,

since the finding aid is to be in digital and print format, using a computer will prevent

having to type handwritten notes and essentially doing the descriptions twice. The

following works well;

Photographic Negative

Description

01068-1 Middle aged woman wearing a skirt and blouse is seated on a couch. Her hands are folded in her lap. Her head is turned to her left to face the camera, and she is smiling

01068-2 Same middle aged woman wearing a skirt and blouse as in negative 01068-1 is seated on a couch. Her hands are folded in her lap. Her head is turned to her left to face the camera. She has a straight face

The full description document can be viewed in Appendix 2.

Finding aid creation

1- Create a Microsoft Word document that contains the title of the collection, the creator,

material date, and physical description.

2- Add a scope and content section detailing the collection.

3- Detail the custodial history of the collection, as well as a biographical sketch and

administrative history to provide information regarding which companies have had

access to the collection as well as a biography of the photographer.

4- Indicate that the access is open to researchers so that it is known that historians and

citizens can utilize the collection, and indicate that a finding aid is available at the TVA.

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5- Incorporate access points so researchers can easily see what categories the negatives

fall into (i.e. business, institutions, sports, etc.).

6- File listings are to be incorporated to illustrate which negatives fall into which year, and

this provides researchers with the first and last assignment of the year to indicate how

large the collection is.

7- Detail the methods used to preserve and describe the negatives so that the project can

be repeated and the same results obtained.

8- Provide a general description for each assignment and indicate how many negatives are

contained therein. Include commentary to add specific details, such as writing that is

legible. Include which box the assignment is found in to provide easy access to

researchers. The following works well;

Year (x) and

Month (xx)

Assignment Location (Box)

Number of

Negatives Contained

Therein

Description Commentary

001 10 1 3 Middle aged man sitting alone at a cluttered desk. Formal attire. Smiling with teeth visible. Body turned toward camera

Business man at his desk. Perhaps being interviewed about his job

The full finding aid document can be viewed in Appendix 3.

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Results

The final research guide or finding aid was created through an in-depth analysis of the

1960 portion of the sous-fonds. Approximately 5000 negatives filling five boxes of the collection

were examined for damage as a part of the preservation step. Two types of damage were

discovered; water damage, and discolouration. Steps were taken to prevent further damage to

the negatives.

While the sous-fonds was in the custody of the Peterborough Examiner, the City was

affected by a flood in 2004. Many of the negatives were water damaged, and the Examiner staff

sent the collection to the Rosco Group, an archival preservation agency, in Montreal to stabilize

the damage by flash freezing. There is no data to explain the reasoning, but the glassine

envelopes were not changed prior to freezing. Through the stabilizing process, the glassine

envelope adhered to the emulsion on many of the negatives and was very difficult to remove. I

have attempted to resolve the water damage preservation problems, however have had little

success. A previous student studying archival management at Fleming College provided me with

the best means of discovering how to preserve the photos exposed to water damage by

contacting the Peterborough Museum and Archives website. Following the link, I was to fill out

the required information (name, email address, subject, and message), and send my request to

the conservator. Unfortunately, I never received a reply, and suggest that this be followed up

on in further research. Scans of several of these damaged negatives have been included in

Appendix 4.

The second type of damage affecting the photographic negatives is discolouration. Some

of the envelopes containing the negatives also housed a folded piece of paper. On this paper,

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there was a note containing a name, address, and price. The acid in the paper reacted with the

emulsion on the negative, and caused discolouration. The section of emulsion in contact with

the paper was copper in colour, as opposed to black. There is no means of reversing the colour

change, and therefore the damage cannot be undone. Further damage was minimized by

removing the paper and using a paper clip coated in plastic to attach the note to the outside of

the envelope. The paper clips must be plastic coated so that the acid in the metal does not

react with the negative, or rust and damage the envelope and negative. A scan of one of these

damaged negatives has been included in Appendix 4. The scanned negative appears copper and

blue. The copper represents the unaffected portion of the negative and the blue represents the

portion affected by acidic discolouration. In the scan, the copper represents the unaffected area

due to the change from negative to positive, and the light from the scanner passing through the

negative.

Upon the completion of the preservation stage of the project, analysis and description

of the negatives was required in order to create the finding aid. Sixty-seven assignments were

described in detail, totaling 461 negatives. The detailed description of the negatives can be

viewed in Appendix 2.

After examination and analysis of the negatives, it became apparent that there were

certain activities and events occurring more often than others, creating the access points in the

finding aid. These include recreational sports, businesses throughout the City, and car

accidents, among others. These access points provide researchers with the opportunity to

search for specific photographs by subject. The access points also provided insight into what

could be learned about Peterborough in 1960.

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Discussion

Research Questions

What does a photographic archive tell us about Peterborough in the 1960s?

The photographic negatives contained in the 1960 NYB sous-fonds displayed

predominantly people partaking in various activities throughout Peterborough. Children,

teenagers, and adults were captured in sports, celebrations, and City events, suggesting the

citizens were well involved in their community. Within this large collection of photographs of

people, the vast majority of the photographic subjects are children or adolescents. These

children are captured participating in sports, including hockey, soccer, and baseball, as well as

community events including biking safety programs, and circuses. Considering Mr. Yunge-

Bateman was born in 1929, he would be in his thirties when taking these photographs, likely

having children of his own. This suggests he is promoting education and safety, particularly for

children, as can be seen in assignment 00527 (Refer to Appendix 3), by photographing a biking

safety event held by the Peterborough Police. By extension, police officers hosting or

volunteering in these activities further demonstrates not only their involvement in the

community, but also their interest in promoting education and safety for youth.

Numerous assignments depicting car accidents are also present in the NYB sous-fonds. I

could simply state that this may have been the result of poor driving skills within the

community, but it is also important to highlight the fact that the 1960s represent a time when

many of the ‘baby-boomers’ would be obtaining a licence and driving. Baby boomers is a term

given to people born from 1946 through 1965 because of a period of increased birthrates

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following the great depression of the 1930s (7). History tells us that young drivers are more

likely to be involved in automobile accidents than are experienced drivers specifically for that

reason; they are less experienced.

Photographing car accidents would also have been important for insurance brokers and

police officers. Insurance brokers would require photographs of the damage created in order to

determine the cost of the repairs, as well as to determine the amount by which a driver’s

insurance rates would increase. Police officers would require photographs of accidents to

visualize the extent of the damage, and to help reconstruct the accident for court purposes.

The presence of car accidents within the NYB collection also tells us that many people in

the City were driving. In the 1960s it was not very common for families to own an automobile.

In today’s society, most families own at least one car, but in the 1960’s this was not the case.

According to a study completed by Dargay and colleagues in 2007, 292 vehicles were owned

per every 1000 people in Canada in 1960 compared to 581 vehicles in 2002 (8). They further

found that in total, there were 5.2 million vehicles owned in Canada in 1960, and 18.2 million in

2002 (8). Furthermore, automobiles are an expensive item. Per-capita income in Canada in

1960 was roughly 10.4 thousand dollars (8). During this year, the list price of the average Ford

vehicle was $3,034, and the Chevrolet Bel-Air was priced at $2,936 9). However, some citizens

of Peterborough were likely able to afford these luxuries thanks to the establishment of many

large-scale companies including The Quaker Oats Company, General Electric, Westclox, and the

Peterborough Civic Hospital.

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Though only one or two photographs of these previously mentioned companies are

contained in the sous-fonds, it is important to draw attention to them. Considering the majority

of the photographic negatives are of people, to be photographed by Mr. Yunge-Bateman these

buildings must have played a significant role in the community. Each opened in Peterborough in

the early or mid-1900s, and provided numerous employment opportunities in the City. General

Electric, for example, employed roughly 6000 employees during the 1960s (10), and the

Peterborough Civic Hospital housed upwards of 400 beds, requiring enough staff to care for

such a number of patients (11). Additionally, Westclox employed nearly 800 people during this

same time period (12). The population of Peterborough in the 1960s was approximately 47,000

people, and therefore companies such as GE, Quaker, Westclox, and the Hospital were

responsible for employing a great percentage of the citizens, and as such they were important

aspects of the City.

Did the Examiner benefit from a staff photographer?

The determination of whether or not the Peterborough Examiner benefited from

employing Mr. Yunge-Bateman as a staff photographer requires first the understanding and

differentiation of staff and freelancing photographers. Though both forms of the profession

supply photographs to newspaper companies, staff photographers are employed by the

company and freelancing photographers are not. Since they are employed by the company,

staff photographers earn a salary whether they capture photographs on a daily basis or not.

Freelancing photographers capture images without direction and bring them to a newspaper

company for sale and are paid if the paper decides to publish the photograph (13).

Furthermore, photographs captured by freelancers belong to the photographer until sold, and

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those images captured by staff photographers are the rightful property of the employer upon

time of capture.

It is then necessary to consider a cost versus product ratio of both staff and freelance

photographers. Mr. Yunge-Bateman was paid a salary of $50 a week, whether he captured

photographs or not (3). The Examiner would therefore be paying him regardless, whereas they

would only have to pay a freelancer when buying a photograph. Staff photographers, however,

are assigned an event or story within the City to photograph, and therefore the Examiner would

know what types of images they would be receiving, and they know the quality of Mr. Yunge-

Bateman’s work. As mentioned, freelance photographers capture photographs and sell them to

companies to publish; the company would not know what events are covered, nor would they

know the quality of a freelancers work until they are approached. Though the Examiner would

be paying more by employing a staff photographer, they most likely benefited because they

could control which events within the City were photographed.

The photographic negatives contained in the 1960 NYB sous-fonds displayed

predominantly people partaking in various activities throughout Peterborough. The

incorporation of photographs displaying people in their daily activities into the newspaper was

likely an editorial choice made by the Examiner as opposed to a personal choice made by Mr.

Yunge-Bateman. Displaying such photographs in the newspaper would render better sales

because people like to collect memories of themselves. If a picture of themselves appear in the

newspaper, they are more likely to purchase a copy than they are if it contained only pictures of

landscapes and cityscapes. Staff photographers therefore were beneficial not only to the

Examiner, but also to the community because they would have access to photographs of

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themselves in the newspaper, and also images of events and stories alongside them to save as

memories.

Why are some assignments represented with a larger collection of photographs?

There are multiple possible explanations for the representation of some assignments

with a larger collection of photographs than others. Certain City events are larger than others,

and as such a photographer may be required to take more photographs to properly document

the event. Similarly, Mr. Yunge-Bateman may have had more personal interest in a certain

assignment, and therefore may have taken more photos out of pleasure. Finally, lighting

conditions may not have been optimal, and therefore Mr. Yunge-Bateman may have captured

several images, each with different shutter speeds or F-stops, in order to ensure at least one

good quality photograph.

Digital cameras did not exist until 1975 when invented and built by engineer Steven

Sasson (13), and therefore there was no way for a photographer to check the quality of a

photograph directly after capture. Rather, photographers had to develop film either on their

own or by taking the film to a professional developer. As such, it would often times be difficult,

if not impossible, to know the quality of a photograph at the time of capture; they could only

judge the quality based on lighting conditions and camera settings. To increase the likelihood of

a great photograph, photographers were required to adjust a camera’s shutter speed, F-stop,

and use and angle of a flash to capture photographs in a variety of lighting conditions. The

shutter speed controls how quickly the camera film is exposed to light by how long the shutter

stays open. Longer shutter speeds allow more light, while shorter shutter speeds allow less light

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(14). F-stop refers to the size of the aperture opening; a small opening that allows light to pass

through and to the film. Smaller F-stop numbers mean the aperture has a larger opening,

allowing more light in, and larger F-stop numbers mean the aperture has a smaller opening,

blocking more light from entering (14). When used together, shutter speed and F-stop numbers

can provide the perfect amount of light exposed to the film, and therefore producing better

photographs with ideal light exposure and better quality.

Benefits of the NYB Project

The finding aid created through the NYB project is important to the Trent Valley

Archives for numerous reasons. Firstly, the search for specific photographs is simplified because

one tenth of the assignments have been described to provide the user with a general idea of

what photographs are contained therein. Secondly, since all assignments are grouped

chronologically, the photographs can easily be found, allowing research and use to be more

effective.

The raw data outlining the preservation stage of the present project is beneficial for two

reasons. Firstly, it draws attention to which photographs are damaged and require further

preservation. Upon learning how to properly remove the envelope adhered to the emulsion on

the negatives, TVA staff will be able to refer to Appendix 1 and see which negatives have been

marked ‘Check Condition’. The appendix will save time as preservationists will not be required

to examine every negative to determine which photographs require attention. Secondly,

Appendix 1 can also be used to determine whether newly acquired negatives with a code

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resembling that created by Mr. Yunge-Bateman belong to the sous-fonds. If the negative code

is one presented in the ‘Missing Negatives’ column, it may be from the NYB collection.

Recommendations for Future Work

Further work will be required to properly preserve and document the remainder of the

NYB collection not covered in the present project. Additionally, research will need to be

completed to determine how to remove glassine envelopes that have adhered to the emulsion

on the negatives. I have attempted to solve this problem, but am yet to come to a solution.

Finally, the TVA has decided to contact Mr. Yunge-Bateman’s next of kin to inquire about the

journals.

Future researchers can contact the Peterborough Museum and Archives by utilizing the

following link and contacting the conservator regarding the preservation of water damaged

negatives; http://www.peterboroughmuseumandarchives.ca/Contact_Us.htm.

Conclusion

Though the process of creating the finding aid for the NYB sous-fonds was a large task, it

was made possible through appropriate organizational skills and the proper application of RAD.

The finding aid will prove to be a useful tool for the TVA and researchers within the community

of Peterborough as the search for a specific negative has been made easier. Researchers have

been provided with the opportunity to search chronologically or by key words. By combining

the two, more connections can be made and the history of Peterborough can be better

understood and will visually come alive.

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2) Karen Hicks. Nick Yunge-Bateman. Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley 2014 Nov;19(3):28.

3) http://www.sparkphotofestival.com/trent-valley-archives4) http://www.campbellriverfunerals.com/obituaries.cfm?

profileID=12589&name=Nicholas%20Yunge%2DBateman5) http://trentvalleyarchives.com/6) The Association of Canadian Archivists. Rules for archival description. Ottawa: Bureau of

Canadian Archivists, 19907) http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/baby-boom/8) http://www.econ.nyu.edu/dept/courses/gately/DGS_Vehicle%20Ownership_2007.pdf9) Jung AF. Impact on compact cars on new-car prices. The Journal of Business

1961;34(2):167-82.10) Joelle Kovach. Underused GE buildings coming down. The Peterborough Examiner 2014

June 14; http://www.thepeterboroughexaminer.com/2014/06/14/underused-ge-buildings-coming-down

11) http://www.prhc.on.ca/cms/prhc-history12) Sangster, J. The softball solution: female workers, male managers, and the operation of

paternalism at Westclox, 1923-60.13) Prakel D. the visual dictionary of photography. Lausanne: AVA Academia Publishing.

December 10 2010.14) Shaler RC. Crime scene forensics: a scientific method approach. 1st ed. Boca Raton: CRC

Press, 2012.

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Appendices Information

Appendix 1

Appendix 1 contains all the preservation data, including which negatives were water

damaged by the 2004 Peterborough flood, which required a new glassine envelope, and

instances in which multiple negatives were contained in one envelope and required separation.

Appendix 2

Appendix 2 contains the descriptions of negatives. Every tenth assignment was

described in full, and the description of each negative within these assignments can be found

here.

Appendix 3

Appendix 3 contains the finding aid for the NYB collection. This document outlines the

fonds number, title of the collection, creator, material date, the physical description of the

sous-fonds, access points and conditions, file listings, and accruals. It further details the scope

and content, custodial history, sous-fonds condition, biographical sketch and administrative

history, methods, observations, and applications. Finally, a description of every tenth

assignment, including location and number of negatives, is provided.

Appendix 4

Appendix 4 contains scans of several of the damaged negatives cared for during the

preservation stage of the project. I have included the scans of four negatives damaged by water

in which the envelope has adhered to the emulsion, and one scan of a negative damaged by

acidic discolouration.

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Appendix 1

Volume 1 (91201 through 00365 – December 1959, assignment 1 through March 1960, assignment 65)

Envelopes that Required Replacement

Check Condition Missing Negatives

91201 (2)91201-2 (2)91203 (2) through 91203 (3)91204 (2) through 91204 (3)91206 (2)91207 (2) through 91207 (7)91208 (2)91209 (2)91210 (2) through 91210 (5)

9121191212

9121491216 (2)91217 (2) through 91217 (4)91218 (2)91223 (2)91224 (2) through 91224 (3)91225 (2)91227 (2)91228 (2)91232 (2) through 91232 (5)91236 (2) through 91236 (4)

00101-10 envelope present but no negative , 00101-13, 00101-20

00102-100108-1, 00108-300117-200125-2, 00125-3, 00125-6, 00125-15, 00125-20, 00125-22, 00125-23, 00125-25001460014700210-6, 00210-11, 00210-14, 00210-19

00236-1 (2) through 00236-1 (7)

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002370024500273-2, 00273-3, 00273-4, 00273-6, 00273-700274-1, 00274-3, 00274-4, 00274-7, 00274-8, 00274-900280-10028700289-100299002103-6002105002106002107

002114-6 002114-6002115-2 002115-2 002115-1, 002115-6,

002115-12002126

002128-2, 002128-5 002128-3, 002128-4 002128-1002129-1 through 002129-2 002129-200301-500304-1 through 00304-200307-1 through 00307-2

00308-100312-100314-1 through 00314-300325-2

0032600327

00328-1 through 0032802, 00328-4 through 00328-5, 00328-700329-200330-1, 00330-500333-1 through 00333-200334-1 through 00334-200336-2, 00336-400337-500339-1 through 00339-200340-3 00340-100341-200342-2

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00343-1 through 00343-200344-1 through 00344-300345-1 through 00345-200346-2 through 00346-300347-1 through 00347-400348-2 through 00348-6 00348-100349-1 through 00349-10

0035000351-1 through 00351-2

0035300354-1 through 00354-200355-1 through 00355-200356-1 through 00356-300357-200358-1 through 00358-300359-1 through 00359-600362-100363-2 00363-200365-2 00365-2

Volume 2 (00366 through 004168 – March 1960, assignment 66 through April 1960, assignment 168)

Envelopes Requiring Replacement Check Condition Missing Negatives00366-1 through 00366-6 00366-3, 00366-4, 00366-500367-1 through 00367-2, 00367-5 through 00367-11

00367-10 00367-6

00368-1 through 00368-3 00368-1, 00368-2 00368-500369-1 through 00369-6, 00369-8 through 00369-10

00369-3, 00369-4

0037000371-1 through 00371-2

0037200374-1

00380-200381-1 through 00381-2 00381-1, 00381-200386-2 through 00386-3 00386-2, 00386-300387-1 through 00387-3 00387-2, 00387-300388-1 00388-100389-100390-200391-1, 00391-10 through 00391-13, 00391-18 through 00391-19, 00391-21 through 00391-22

00391-8, 00391-11, 00391-21, 00391-22

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003131-2 003131-2, 003131-8003132-1, 003132-3 through 003132-5, 003132-7 through 003132-8, 003132-10

003132-3, 003132-4

003133-1 through 003133-2 003133-1, 003133-2003134-4 through 003134-7, 003134-10 through 003134-12

003134-1, 003134-3, 003134-4, 003134-5, 003134-6, 003134-7, 003134-8, 003134-10, 003134-11, 003134-12

003135-1 through 003135-3 003135-1003136-1 through 003136-4 003136-1, 003136-2, 003136-3,

003136-4003137-1 through 003137-2 003137-1, 003137-2003139-2 003139-2 003139-1003140-1 through 003140-3, 003140-5 through 003140-10

003140-5, 003140-6, 003140-7, 003140-8, 003140-9, 003140-10

003141-1 through 003141-4 003141-1, 003141-2, 003141-3003142-1 through 003142-2003143-1 through 003143-2 003143-1, 003143-2003144-2 003144-2003146-1 through 003146-4 003146-1, 003146-3, 003146-4003147-200401-2 through 00401-4 00401-3, 00401-400402-2 through 00402-4 00402-2, 00402-3, 00402-4

0040300404-1 through 00404-2 00404-1, 00404-200405-1 through 00405-4 00405-1, 00405-2, 00405-3, 00405-400406-1 through 00406-4 00406-1, 00406-2, 00406-3, 00406-400407-1 through 00407-3 00407-1, 00407-2, 00407-300408-1 through 00408-2 00408-1, 00408-200409-1 00409-100410-1 through 00410-4 00410-1, 00410-2, 00410-400411-1 through 00411-2 00411-1, 00411-200412-1 00412-100413-1 00413-1

0041400415-1 00415-100416-1, 00416-3 00416-300417-1, 00417-3 through 00417-5, 00417-7 through 00417-11

00417-3, 00417-4, 00417-5, 00417-7, 00417-8, 00417-9, 00417-10, 00417-11

00419-1 through 00419-2 00419-1, 00419-200420-1 through 00420-3 00420-1, 00420-2, 00420-3

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00421-1 through 00421-4 00421-1, 00421-2, 00421-3, 00421-400423-1 through 00423-5 00423-2, 00423-3, 00423-4, 00423-500424-1, 00424-3 through 00424-5 00424-1, 00424-3, 00424-4, 00424-500425-1 through 00425-3 00425-1, 00425-200426-2 through 00426-3 00426-2, 00426-300427-1 through 00427-2 00427-1, 00427-200429-1 through 00429-2 00429-200435-1 00435-100436-1 through 00436-7, 00436-9 00436-1, 00436-2, 00436-3, 00436-4,

00436-5, 00436-6, 00436-7, 00436-900437-1 through 00437-2 00437-1, 00437-200439-1 through 00439-4, 00439-6 through 00439-7

00439-1, 00439-2, 00439-3, 00439-4, 00439-6, 00439-7

00441-2 00441-200443-200444-3 through 00444-4 00444-3, 00444-400446-1, 00446-3 00446-1, 00446-300447-1 through 00447-2 00447-1, 00447-200448-1 through 00448-2 00448-1, 00448-200449-1 through 00449-5 00449-1, 00449-2, 00449-33, 00449-400450-2 00450-200451-1 through 00451-2 00451-1, 00451-200452-1 through 00452-2 00452-1, 00452-200453-1 00453-100476-2, 00476-4 through 00476-7 00476-4, 00476-500477-1 through 00477-4 00477-2, 00477-300478-1 through 00478-7 00478-1, 00478-2, 00478-3, 00478-4,

00478-5, 00478-6, 00478-700479-1 through 00479-8 00479-1, 00479-3, 00479-4, 00479-5,

00479-6, 00479-7, 00479-800480-1 through 00480-3 00480-1, 00480-2, 00480-300481-1 through 00481-4 00481-1, 00481-2, 00481-3, 00481-4

0048200483-1 through 00483-4 00483-1, 00483-2, 00483-3, 00483-400484-1 through 00484-8 00484-1, 00484-2, 00484-3, 00484-4,

00484-5, 00484-6, 00484-7, 00484-800485-1 through 00485-3 00485-1, 00485-2, 00485-300486-1 through 00486-2 00486-1, 00486-200487-1 through 00487-2 00487-1, 00487-200488-1 through 00488-3 00488-1, 00488-2, 00488-300489-1 through 00489-12 00489-1, 00489-2, 00489-3, 00489-4,

00489-5, 00489-6, 00489-7, 00489-8, 00489-9, 00489-10, 00489-11, 00489-

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1200490-1 through 00490-4 00490-1, 00490-2, 00490-3, 00490-400491-1 through 00491-3 00491-1, 00491-2, 00491-300492-1 through 00492-2 00492-1, 00492-200493-1 through 00493-4 00493-1, 00493-2, 00493-3, 00493-400494-1 through 00494-5 00494-1, 00494-2, 00494-3, 00494-4,

00494-500495-1 through 00495-5 00495-1, 00495-2, 00495-3, 00495-4,

00495-500496-1 through 00496-2 00496-1, 00496-200497-1 through 00497-6 00497-1, 00497-2, 00497-3, 00497-4,

00497-5, 00497-600498-1 through 00498-2 00498-1, 00498-2

00499004100-1, 004100-3 004100-1, 004100-2004101-1004102-1004103-2 through 004103-3 004103-2, 004103-3004117-4 through 004117-5 004117-4004122-4004123-2004128-1 through 004128-2 004128-2004131-1 through 004131-2 004131-1, 004131-2004138-3004140-1/2004147-1/2004149-2004150-1/2004151-4004155-2 004155-2004157-1, 004157-3004161-4, 004161-8004162-1/2, 004162-5/6 through 004162-7/8

004162-1/2, 004162-5/6

004163-1004164-1004165-1, 004165-4 004165-1, 004165-4004166-9 004166-9

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Volume 3 (00501 through 006146 – May 1960, assignment 1 through June 1960, assignment 146)

Envelopes Requiring Replacement Check Condition Missing Negatives00501-100502-1 through 00502-200503-1 through 00503-2

0050500509-1 through 00509-300510-1, 00510-300511-1/200512-1 through 00512-200513-2, 00513-10 through 00513-12, 00513-1300514-1/200515-1/2 through 00515-3/400516-1 through 00516-200517-9/10

00518 envelope present but no negative

00519-1 through 00519-200521-1 through 00521-200522-3 through 00522-400523-3 through 00523-7

00524 envelope present but no negative00525 envelope present but no negative00526 envelope present but no negative

00527-2 through 00527-400528-1 through 00528-300529-1 through 00529-2

00530-100531-1 through 00531-500532-100533-1 through 00533-200535-1 through 00535-300536-1 through 00536-200537-1 through 00537-200538-1/200539-1 through 00539-2, 00539-4

through 00539-500540-1 through 00540-4

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00541-1 through 00541-500542-2

00544-1/200545-1/200546-2 through 00546-400547-1 through 00547-2/300548-1 through 00548-200549-1 through 00549-300550-1/200551-1, 00551-7/8

0055200553-100554-1/2 through 00554-3/400555-1 through 00555-400556-1 through 00556-400557-1/2, 00557-4/500558-200559-1 through 00559-3/400560-1/2 through 00560-3/400561-1/200562-100563-1/2 through 00563-3/400564-1/200566-2 through 00566-300567-1, 00567-4 through 00567-5, 00567-7 through 00567-800570-100571-1 through 00571-200572-1 through 00572-200573-1 through 00573-300574-1 through 00574-400575-1 through 00575-200576-1, 00576-3 through 00576-4, 00576-8/900577-1 through 00577-200578-1 through 00578-700579-1 through 00579-4

0058000581-400583-1 through 00583-4, 00583-600584-1, 00584-300586-1/200587-2

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00591-1/200592-1 through 00594-400594-1/2 through 00594-7/800595-1 through 00595-2

00599005100-2, 005100-5, 005100-8 through 005100-9005101-1 through 005101-2005102-1/2005104-1 through 005104-7 005104-4, 005104-5005106-1/2005107-1 through 005107-4 005107-4005108-1 through 005108-3005109-1/2 through 005109-9/10005110-1 through 005110-3005111-1, 005111-4 through 005111-6005112-1 through 005112-3 005112-2, 005112-3005113-1 through 005113-4005114-1/2005115-1 through 005115-6005116-1/2005117-1 through 005117-3005118-1/2 through 005118-3/4, 005118-7/8 through 005118-14/15005119-1 through 005119-2005120-1 through 005120-3005121-1/2 through 005121-7005122-1/2 through 005122-3005123-1/2005124-1 through 005124-3005125-1 through 005125-3005126-1 through 005126-5005127-1 through 005127-3 005127-1, 005127-2, 005127-3005128-1/2005129-1 through 005129-2

005130005131-4 through 005131-9 005131-1, 005131-2005132-1005133-1 through 005133-4 005133-4005134-1/2 through 005134-3/4005135-1 through 005135-2005136-1 through 005136-3,

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005136-6 through 005136-9005137-1/2005138-1 through 005138-5, 005138-7 through 005138-8

005138-1, 005138-2, 005138-3, 005138-4

005140-1/2 through 005140-3/4, 005140-17/18, 005140-21/22005141-1/2 005141-3/4005142-1 through 005142-2005143-2 through 005143-3 005143-1005144-1, 005144-3 through 005144-8

005144-1, 005144-3, 005144-4, 005144-5, 005144-6, 005144-7, 005144-8

005145-1/2 through 005145-3/4 005145-1/2, 005145-3/4005146-1 through 005146-3 005146-1, 005146-2, 005146-3005147-1/2 005147-1/2005149-1 through 005149-2, 005149-4 through 005149-5

005149-1

00601-1/200603-1/2 00603-1/200604-100605-1 00605-1

0060600607

00608-1 00608-100610-1 through 00610-3 00610-1, 00610-2, 00610-300611-1 through 00611-2 00611-1, 00611-200612-1 00612-100614-1 through 00614-2 00614-1, 00614-200615-1 through 00615-2 00615-1, 00615-200616-1/200617-1/2 through 00617-3/4 00617-1/2, 00617-3/400618-1 through 00618-3 00618-1, 00618-300619-1 through 00619-2 00619-1, 00619-200620-1 through 00620-3 00620-1, 00620-2, 00620-300621-1 through 00621-2 00621-1, 00621-200623-1 00623-100624-1 00624-100626-2 through 00626-6 00626-2, 00626-3, 00626-4, 00626-5,

00626-600627-1 through 00627-3 00627-1, 00627-2, 00627-300628-1 through 00628-2 00628-1, 00628-200629-1 through 00629-6 00629-1, 00629-3, 00629-4, 00629-5,

00629-6

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00630-1 through 00630-2 00630-1, 00630-200631-1 through 00631-2 00631-1, 00631-200632-1 through 00632-3 00632-1, 00632-2, 00632-300633-1 through 00633-4 00633-1, 00633-2, 00633-3, 00633-400635-1, 00635-3 through 00635-7 00635-1, 00635-4, 00635-5, 00635-6,

00635-700638-1 00638-100639-3 through 00639-4 00639-3, 00639-400642-1 00642-100645-1 through 00645-4 00645-1, 00645-2, 00645-3, 00645-400646-1 through 00646-10 00646-1, 00646-2, 00646-3, 00646-4,

00646-5, 00646-6, 00646-7, 00646-8, 00646-9, 00646-10

00647-1 through 00647-4 00647-1, 00647-2, 00647-3, 00647-400648

00649-1 00649-100650-1 through 00650-2 00650-1, 00650-200654-1 through 00654-2 00654-1, 00654-200657-1 00657-100659-2 through 00659-3 00659-2, 00659-300660-1/2 00660-1/200661-1/2 00661-1/200662-2/3 00662-2/300663-1/2, 00663-8/9 00663-1/2, 00663-8/900664-1/2 00664-1/200665-1 through 00665-3 00665-1, 00665-2, 00665-300666-2/3 00666-2/300667-1 through 00667-2 00667-1, 00667-200668-1/2 through 00668-3/4 00668-1/2, 00668-3/400669-1 through 00669-7 00669-1, 00669-2, 00669-3, 00669-4,

00669-5, 00669-6, 00669-700670-1/2 00670-1/200671-1/2 00671-1/200672-1 through 00672-2 00672-1, 00672-200673-5/6 through 00673-7/8 00673-5/6, 00673-7/800675-1 through 00657-3 00675-1, 00675-2, 00675-300676-1 through 00676-4 00676-1, 00676-2, 00676-3, 00676-400677-1 through 00677-2, 00677-5/6, 00677-11/12 through 00677-13/14

00677-1, 00677-2, 00677-5/6,00677-11/12

00678-3/4 00678-1/200679-1 through 00679-2 00679-1, 00679-200680-1 through 00680-3 00680-2, 00680-3

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00681-1/2 00681-1/200683-1 through 00683-2/3, 00683-8/9 through 00683-12/13

00683-1, 00683-2/3, 00683-10/11, 00683-12/13,

00684-2/300685-1/2 through 00685-3/4

0068600687

00688-1 00688-100689-1 00689-100691-1/2 through 00691-30/31, 00691-36/37 through 00691-38/39, 00691-42/43 through 00691-46/47, 00691-50/51 through 00691-54/55, 00691-59/60 through 00691-69/70, 00691-73/74 through 00691-81/82

00691-1/2, 00691-3/4, 00691-5/6,00691-7/8, 00691-11/12, 00691-13/14, 00691-15/16, 00691-17/18, 00691-19/20, 00691-21/22, 00691-23, 00691-24/25, 00691-26/27, 00691-28/29, 00691-30/31, 00691-38/39, 00691-42/43, 00691-44/45, 00691-50/51, 00691-52/53, 00691-54/55, 00691-59/60, 00691-61/62, 00691-63/64, 00691-75/76, 00691-77/78, 00691-79/80

00691-56/57 envelope present but no negative

00693-5 00693-500694-1 through 00694-2 00694-1, 00694-200695-1 through 00695-2 00695-1, 00695-200696-1 through 00696-3 00696-1, 00696-2, 00696-300697-1 through 00697-3 00697-1, 00697-2, 00697-300698-1 through 00698-3 00698-1, 00698-2, 00698-300699-1/2 00699-1/2006100-11/12 through 006110-13/14

006110-11/12, 006110-13/14

006102-1 through 006102-6/7 006102-1, 006102-2/3, 006102-4/5, 006102-6/7

006103-1/2 006103-1/2006104-1 through 006108-8 006108-1, 006108-2, 006108-3,

006108-4, 006108-5, 006108-6,006108-7, 006108-8

006105-1/2 006105-1/20061006-1/2 0061006-1/2006107-1 through 006107-3/4 006107-1, 006107-2, 006107-3/4006110-1 through 006110-9/10 006110-1, 006110-2, 006110-3/4,

006110-5/6, 006110-7/8, 006110-9/10

006111-1 through 006111-2 006111-1, 006111-2006112-1 through 006112-2 006112-1, 006112-2

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006113006114-1 through 006114-2 006114-2006115-3 006115-3006116-1, 006116-3, 006116-4, 006116-6

006116-3, 006116-4

006117-5/6006118-1, 006118-3 006118-1006120-2/3 006120-2/3006122-1/2 through 006122-3/4 006122-1/2, 006122-3/4006124-2 006124-2006125-1/2 006125-1/2006126-1, 006126-2 006126-1, 006126-2

006128006129-1 006129-1006130-1, 006130-1006130-1, 006130-4006134-1/2 006134-1/2006135-1/2 006135-1/2006136-1 006136-1

006138-3/4: only one negative in the envelope, therefore one is missing

006139-1006142-1/2 006142-1/2006144-1 006144-1006145-3/4 006145-3/4006146-1, 006146-2/3 006146-1, 006146-2/3

Volume 4 (00701 through 01060 – July 1960, assignment 1 through October 1960, assignment 60)

Envelopes Requiring Replacement Check Condition Missing Negatives00702-1, 00702-2, 00702-300713007260073000736-1 through 00736-380074300745-30074900750

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00757-300763-50076400765-400768-3007720077500777-1, 00777-20077800779-1 through 00779-4, 00779-1500780-1, 00780-20078100782-1, 00782-20078300793007940079500796007970079800799007106007108007109007110-1, 007110-2007111-4007113-5/6, 007113-11/120081000811-4, 00811-8/9, 00811-14/15008120081400821

00827 (11/12), 00827 (13)00828-300830-4008340083500838-200839-100843-1

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0084800849-15, 00849-22/23, 00849-24/25, 00849-31, 00849-56/57, 00849-71/72008500085300854-200866-2, 00866-3, 00866-400868-100870-1

00875 (2/3), 00875 (4/5), 00875 (6/7)00876 (2/3), 00876 (4/5)00877 (2/3)

0087900880 (2)00881 (2), 00881 (3/4)00882 (2), 00882 (3/4), 00882 (5/6)

00884-100885-3

00887 (2), 00887 (3)00889-1, 00889-3, 00889-500892-1, 008922, 00892-3

00897 (5/6), 00897 (7/8), 00897 (9/10)

00898-1008100-1, 008100-2

008101 (2), 008101 (3/4), 008101 (5/6), 008101 (7/8), 008101 (9/10), 008101 (11)008102 (2)008104 (2)008105 (2), 008105 (3), 008105 (4/5)

008108008109008110-2008111-2008112

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008117-4008118-1/2008123008124008126

008128 (2), 008128 (3)008129008130008131

008132 (3/4), 008132 (5/6), 008132 (7), 008132 (8)

008133-2008134-1008135

008141 (3/4), 008141 (5) 008141 (6), 008141 (7)008142 (2/3), 00842 (4/5), 00842 (6/7), 00842 (8/9), 00842 (10/11)

008147-200902-200903009040090500906

00907 (3), 00907 (4)00909 (3/4), 00909 (5/6), 00909 (7)00910 (3/4), 00910 (5/6), 00910 (7/8), 00910 (9/10), 00910 (11/12), 00910 (13/14), 00910 (15), 00910 (16)00911 (2)00915 (2), 00915 (3), 00915 (4/5)

00916-100917 (3/4), 00917 (5), 00917 (6)00920 (3/4), 00920 (5)00921 (3/4), 00921 (5/6), 00921 (7), 00921 (8), 00921 (9), 00921 (10), 00921 (11)

0092700928 (2)

0092900931 (3/4), 00931 (5), 00931 (6), 00931 (7), 00931 (8)

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009350093700938

00942 (3/4), 00942 (5/6), 00942 (7/8), 00942 (9/10), 00942 (11/12)00945 (3/4), 00945 (5/6), 00945 (7/8), 00945 (9/10), 00945 (11)

00955-500964 (2), 00964 (3)00967 (3), 00967 (4)

0097000972009750098100991

00978 (2), 00978 (3)00992 (3), 00992 (4)

00994-1, 00994-2, 00994-3, 00994-4, 00994-5, 00994-6, 00994-7, 00994-8, 00994-9

099100 (3/4)009103 (3), 009103 (4), 009103 (5), 009103 (6), 009103 (7), 009103 (8)

009105009107 (2), 009107 (3)

009110009115-2, 009115-3

009120-2 009120-2009121

009123-1009124 (3), 009124 (4), 009124 (5), 009124 (6)009125 (3)009126 (3)009127 (3/4), 009127 (5/6),009127 (7/8), 009127 (9/10),009127 (11/12)

0091400100301004-1, 01004-201025-2

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0103901051-201055

Volume 5 (01061 through 101120 – October 1960, assignment 61 through January 1961, assignment 120)

Envelopes Requiring Replacement Check Condition Missing Negatives010860109301097-1, 01097-3, 01097-4, 01097-5, 01097-6, 01097-7, 01097-8, 01097-9, 01097-10, 01097-11, 01097-1201099-201011101011401011501020-3/4, 01020-5/6, 01020-15/16, 01020-17/18010125-1, 010125-2, 010125-30101320101340101420101500101520101530101540101590110201104-160110501110-3/4, 01110-5/6, 01110-7/8, 01110-11/12, 01110-13/14, 01110-15/16, 01110-17/18, 01110-21/22, 01110-23/24, 01110-25/26, 01110-27/280111201121

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011260113001133011340113601140011420114601152011590116101165-2/3, 01165-4/5, 01165-8011690117301177011115011124-5011136-1/2, 011136-3/4011138-3/4 envelope present but no negative0111430120201204-1, 01204-2, 01204-3, 01204-4, 01204-5, 01204-801206-10121301214-401218012200123201242-1, 01242-3/4,01242-7/8, 01242-9/10, 01242-11/12, 01242-13/14012440124601253-9/100125501257

01258-4 01258-401260-1 through 01242-7/8 01242-1, 01242-2/3, 01242-7/8

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012610126401267012740127601285-1/2, 01285-3/40129101295012100012102012103012104012121012122012126-1, 012126-2/3, 012126-6/7012132-1, 2, 012132-3, 012132-4012135-1, 012135-21010710110-1/210111-1/2, 10111-3/41011810132-1/2101461016210163-1/2101751017610182-1, 10182-7/8, 10182-9101831019010192

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Appendix 2

Volume 1 (91201 through 00365 – December 1959, assignment 1 through March 1960, assignment 65)

Photographic Negative

Description

00110-1 Middle aged man sitting alone at a cluttered desk. Formal attire. Smiling with teeth visible. Body turned toward camera

00110-2 Same man as 00110-1 still seated alone at the cluttered desk. Same position. Smiling, but closed mouth and no visible teeth

00110-3 Same man as 00110-1, leaning back in his chair, and still seated alone at the cluttered desk. Smiling again, open mouth

00120-1 Group of three elderly women seated on a couch examining papers that resemble hand-written notes. All are wearing glasses and hats

00120-2 Group of three elderly women (different women than 00120-1). Two are seated at a table and the woman on the left is standing at the same table writing in a notebook. A box is placed on the table and contains paper in plastic bags resembling Ziplock bags; the paper reads “Canada” and appears to be money bills. The two women seated are watching the woman who is standing and writing. All are wearing glasses and hats. Mantel situated behind the seated women reads ‘one thousand envelopes bouvier – 6 coins, 620 wove’

00120-3 Same photograph as negative 00120-1, only the lady on the far right is appearing more closely at the documents they have, and these documents are held higher above their laps

00120-4 Same photograph as negative 00120-2, only the lady standing on the left and the lady in the middle (first seated on the left) both have their mouths slightly open as though they are talking

00130-1 Woman seated at a filing cabinet, multiple drawers are open, and she is removing a document from one drawer. She is looking straight ahead, rather than at the document in her hand, as though she is thinking. The document title can only be partially read ‘pray galend’. The file cabinet top contains numerous documents. She is in professional attire

00130-2 Same photograph as negative 00130-1, only the woman is this time looking directly at the document in her hand

00130-3 Two men standing in front of an open cabinet with multiple shelves divided into thirds. The man on left is looking directly at the man on the right and holding up to eye level a document that reads ‘butter-making on the farm’. The man on the right is looking directly at the man on the left, and also holds a document in his hand at chest level; the title is not visible. They are both in suits and dressed professionally

00130-4 Same photograph as negative 00130-3, only the document title held by the man on the right can be partially read as he is holding it further from his body; ‘ dairy’

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00140-1 Two women standing and one man sitting in foreground of negative. A bag reading ‘march of dimes’ is placed on a table, and the man is showing the women a poster that reads ’50,000 mothers are helping the handicapped tonight – join the march of dimes’. On the wall behind them hangs a poster that reads ‘your dimes prevent polio – join the march of dimes’. All three people are smiling, and the woman standing in the middle is not looking at the woman on her right (the far left in the negative)

00140-2 Same photograph as negative 00140-1, only the lady standing on far left and the man sitting are smiling, whereas the other woman wears a straight face with her left hand on the man’s upper back, whom she is looking at directly

00201-1 Woman lying in a bed with a very young baby placed to her right (the left of the negative). The photograph is taking from the far right (the woman’s left) so that you can only see the side of the woman’s face as she is peering at the infant. Appears to be a hospital room based on the wires attached to the head of the bed and the movable tray table

00201-2 Same woman lying in a bed with the same infant placed beside her. The photograph is taken from the foot of the bed so that you can see the woman’s face, smiling at the baby

00211-1 Photograph of a sink and mirror hung on the tiled wall above it. You can see through the mirror that the door is closed, and you can see a portion of a person (unknown sex) through the mirrored reflection. Space for a Kleenex box is inserted into the wall beside the sink

00211-2 Photograph of the same sink and the toilet to its right. The mirror cannot be seen00211-3 Photograph of the same sink and a small portion of the toilet (only the metal tubing at

the top used to flush). Through the mirror, you can again see that the door is closed and the side of a person

00211-4 Appears to be the same photograph as negative 00211-3, only the person’s reflection cannot be seen in the mirror

00211-5 Appears to be the same photograph as negative 00211-2, only the bottom portion of the mirror can be seen indicating the camera was held or angled slightly higher

00211-6 Very poor quality photograph that appears to be the same as negative 00211-1. The contrast is very poor, making it difficult to discern detail. Perhaps the camera flash was reflected in the mirror therefore obscuring the photograph

00221-1 Two men dressed in suits are standing behind a television placed on a table. A tag is attached to the power knob on the TV. The men’s bodies are angled towards each other, but they are both facing the camera, neither is smiling and each has one hand placed atop the TV

00221-2 Same two men as in negative 00221-1, although they have switched sides. Man on the left is looking directly at the camera and the man on the right is looking at the other man. They hold the same body position (bodies angled towards each other and one hand atop the television). The man on the left is now wearing glasses. Neither is smiling

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00221-3 One man (different from the two previous negatives) and one woman are standing behind the television. The woman (on the right) is looking directly at the man (on the left), and he is looking directly at the camera. He rests one hand atop the TV, and she rests both in front of her stomach, just behind the TV. Neither is smiling

00221-4 The man on the left of negative 00221-1 (man on right in negative 00221-2) and the man in negative 00221-3 are shaking hands, still positioned behind the television. Both are smiling

00231-1 Four women in dresses are standing in a group and appear to be conversing. The three women on the left are looking and smiling at woman on the far right, who appears to be talking

00231-2 Same group of four women. All four are smiling. The two on the left are looking at the two on the right, and the two on the right are looking at the two on the left

00241-1 Outdoor shot. A truck is driving down the road, headed towards the camera, and the road is flooded. The tires are nearly half submerged in water. The car appears to be just part the end of a bridge.

00241-2 Outdoor shot. A large bus reading ‘Warbaw coach lines’ is now next to and slightly ahead of the same truck at in negative 00241-1. The truck is still in the water, but the front end of the bus is not in water. Overhead wires can be seen in the background on the right side of the photograph

00241-3 Outdoor shot. Appears to be a photograph taken from the opposite end of the bridge based on the position (now on the left and in the mid-ground) of the trees and overhead wires seen in the background of negative 00241-2. A car is on pavement, not submerged in water at any point, and a truck is behind the car, tires nearly half submerged in water

00241-4 Outdoor shot. Appears to be a work-truck based on the ladder atop the car and the logo on the driver side door that can be partially read ‘Gertley for ___ work’. A man is leaning over the front end of the truck, with the front hood open

00251-1 A group of four middle aged women in dresses, all looking at each other as if they are conversing. Woman on the far left is standing in front of a flower covered trellis. To her right is a woman sitting. To her right a woman is standing behind a fence, leaning on it with her forearms. The woman on the far right is seated atop a cloth covered table. In the background there is a bare tree with little hearts hanging from it. None are smiling

00251-2 Same four women in the same positions. The camera is closer to the group. They continue to talk amongst themselves, but all are smiling

00261-1 Group of 11 women lined up one behind the other, each holding a long pole with a flag. The women are in a dress uniform. There are rows of long benches on the left of the negative. The women all wear straight faces, and are looking straight ahead

00261-2 Same photograph as 00261-1, but in better focus

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00271-1 In the foreground there is a man on the right in an old scuba suit (with the fish-tank type helmet) smoking a cigarette with the front mask open, and on the left there is a man leaning over looking at and appears to be talking to him. Two men look onto the man in the scuba gear in the background

00271-2 A boat is docked against a pier, three men hold on the pier hold onto the boats line. Two men are standing in the boat looking at the men on the pier. A row of trees and houses and a crowd of people can be seen in the background, along what appears to be the opposite shore

00271-3 The men on the pier are still holding the boats line but not as tightly as the boat is pulling away from the pier. Both men in the boat remain standing, one bent over the engine and the other at the front of the boat holding a paddle

00271-4 Same two men as in negative 00271-1. Man in the scuba suit is no longer smoking. The two men appear as though they are still conversing, and the man on the left is leaning in closer to the man in the scuba gear on the right

00271-5 Camera is looking straight on at the man in the scuba gear, whose mask is still open. A large crowd has gathered behind him in the background

00281-1 A woman in uniform is standing behind an open car door. She is looking directly at the camera but not smiling. The car door reads ‘Ontario Division – Canadian Cancer Society – Little Red Door – Mobile Unit – Free Information Center’

00281-2 Same photograph as negative 00281-1, only the camera is closer to the car and the woman. She wears a slight smile

00281-3 Same photograph as negative 00281-1, only the woman’s body is turned away from the camera, so that her back now faces the open door as opposed to her right side (our left). She is not smiling

00291-1 Four middle aged women in dresses and gloves with their hair done up nicely pose for the camera under streamers twirling down from the ceiling. All are smiling

00291-2 Same photograph as negative 00291-1, but with better lighting presenting more detail of their facial features and more contrast

002101-1 Close up image of scaffolding next to a brick building. Two men can be seen atop the temporary structure

002101-2 Photograph of the entire building. You can see a crane near the center of the building and the scaffolding structure to the right of the building. It resembles the old Peterborough hospital prior to its reconstruction

002101-3 A large scaffolding structure taller than the brick building. Smaller scaffolding structures can be seen around this large one, and men can be seen atop this smaller structures

002111-1 A young boy is seated at a table drawing a flower onto a piece of paper as a middle aged man with glasses observes from over the boys shoulder. Wallets and purses are scattered to the boys right on the table

002111-2 A different middle aged man is seated at a table and appears to be gluing a leaf design 50

onto a piece of fabric. A mallet and hunting knife in a case are placed on the table in front of him, as is twine, pencils, and a small book

002111-3 The young boy and middle aged man from negative 002121-1 have switched places so that the boy is now watching the middle aged man work at the table. The man appears to be drawing

002111-4 Same photograph as negative 002121-2, only taken from a greater distance

002121-1 Group of seven men and one woman seated. Most are looking straight ahead; two are looking at the camera. They all wear straight faces and appear to be listening to someone talk. All the men wear plaid vests with solid coloured shirts, and the women are wearing plaid dresses with solid colour sleeves

002121-2 An older gentleman can be seen with his back facing the camera; he wears a solid coloured suit. He is holding a microphone to a group of 2 men and one woman. Three other people are off to the right side, blurry in the foreground, listening

002121-3 The same group can be viewed in this photograph as in negative 002121-2. The older gentleman now holds the microphone to his own mouth as all the others listen

002121-4 The woman from negative 002121-2 whom the older gentleman held the microphone to is now handing him a piece of unfolded paper. The two men she was seated with in negative 002121-2 are watching intently.

00302-1 Two men in formal attire are facing each other and appear to be talking as the man on the right is inserting a time card into a machine (punching either in or out at work). Camera is slightly behind the man on the right. On the wall in the background hands rows of numbered slots that fall under columns titled ‘in’ or ‘out’

00302-2 Same photograph taken from an angle positioned between the two men, slightly more towards the man on the left

00312-1 A car parallel parked on the side of the road in what appears to be downtown Peterborough based on the style of the buildings. The car reads ‘Peterborough Electric Ltd. Service’. A sign hung above a store window indicates the store is ‘Peterborough Electric Ltd.’. There appears to be snow on the ground

00312-2 Same photograph as negative 00312-1

00322-1 A group of five men and women holding signs and appear to be petitioning outside of Canadian National Railways. Each person holds a sign and a pad of ruled paper. The signs read, from left to right ‘Preserve our Market Hall’, ‘Save our Market Hall’, ‘Citizens Unite- You have nothing to lose but hall’, ‘Keep our Landmarks’, and ‘Sign Here’

00322-2 Two women in the foreground. Woman on the right is signing a document held by the woman on the left. In the left, a woman in the background holds a pad of paper and a pencil while looking towards the two women in the foreground

00332-1 Photograph of a windowed door with open blinds. A man can be seen looking towards the door through the blinds

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00332-2 Two men standing in front of what appears to be a shelving unit with a glass door. The man on the right is looking at the camera while sliding the glass door open. The man on the left is looking towards the other man

00332-3 Two men in the foreground. The man on the left is the man who was opening the glass door in negative 00332-2. He is again looking directly at the camera. The man on the right has his hood up, head down, and his hand is held in front of his face. A head can be seen in the bottom left corner; a man is seated and looking towards the camera

00342-1 Three elderly women standing in a group. The woman on the left appears to be talking. The woman in the middle and the woman on the right are facing the woman on the left. None are smiling

00342-2 Same group of three women as in negative 00342-1. The woman on the left and the woman in the middle are facing the woman on the right, who appears to be talking. Again, none are smiling

00352-1 A young man is standing to the left of a closed door. He is grinning. His hands are folded behind his back and he is wearing a jacket half zipped

00362-1 Construction of a brick building. Piles of debris and dirt are evident. Small scaffolding structures can be seen in the center left and center right of the photograph. One man can be seen atop a low brick building in the middle of the image

00362-2 Closer view of the same brick building. Stacks of cement blocks can be seen next to the building. Men can be seen working atop the brick building

Volume 2 (00366 through 004168 – March 1960, assignment 66 through April 1960, assignment 168)

Photographic Negative

Description

00372 Space left for negative 00372 in case it turns up00382-1 Two men standing facing each other in front of a large curtain. Both dressed in formal

attire. Man with the glasses is looking down at his right shoulder as the other man pins something to man’s suit jacket. The man being pinned is grinning

00382-2 Same two men. The man with the glasses (being pinned) is not looking at the man pinning something to his jacket

00392-1 Man and woman kneeling in front of a wooden bench, each with a dog in their arms. The woman and man with glasses are looking at each other. The dog held by the man is looking straight ahead with his tongue hanging out of his mouth. The dog held by the woman is looking down to its right. The woman also holds a small trophy. The photograph is taken from the left of the subjects (from camera view, therefore the subjects right)

00392-2 Group of five people, each kneeling down beside a dog – three men and two women.

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They are kneeling in front of a wooden bench with hangers hung on the wall above their heads. The man and woman from negative 00392-1 are present in the photograph; the woman still holds the small trophy. The woman on the right is the only person looking at the camera, the rest are looking down at their dogs. The man on the right is looking straight ahead, but his body is angled away from the camera therefore he is not looking at the camera. No one is smiling

00392-3 Same man and woman from negative 00392-1 kneeling in front of a wooden bench, each with a dog in their arms. The woman and man with glasses are looking at each other. The dog held by the man is looking straight ahead with his tongue hanging out of his mouth. The dog held by the woman is also looking straight ahead. The woman also holds a small trophy. The photograph is taken from the left of the subjects (from camera view, therefore the subjects right)

00392-4 Group of five people, each kneeling down beside a dog – three men and two women. They are kneeling in front of a wooden bench with hangers hung on the wall above their heads. The man and woman from negative 00392-1 are present in the photograph; the woman still holds the small trophy. The woman on the right and the man on the right are looking at the camera, the other three people are looking down at their dogs. No one is smiling

003102-1 Man with glasses and woman standing side by side; he has one hand on a document and she has two hands on the same document. The document reads, in part, ‘Ontario Educational Association – Centennial Award – J.E.X. Munroe’. The woman is looking down at the document, while the man looks straight ahead. Neither is smiling. Both dressed in professional/formal attire

003102-2 Man with glasses and woman standing side by side; he has one hand on a document and she has two hands on the same document. The document reads, in part, ‘Ontario Educational Association – Centennial Award – J.E.X. Munroe’. The woman is looking up at the man, who looks straight ahead. The woman is smiling. Both dressed in professional/formal attire

003112-1 A car is parked directly beside a parked transport truck; the driver side window of the car appears to be touching the bottom of the truck. The car appears to be angled downward towards the truck. A man is positioned bent over behind the rear bumper on the right (passenger) side. He is holding a rope that is attached to the bumper of car

003122-1 13 young boys in hockey gear, jerseys labelled ‘Cobourg’ and four middle aged men are gathered, all but the two middle aged men in the foreground are facing the camera; these two men have their bodies angled towards each other as they stand on either side of the group of boys. The young boy wearing the captain’s jersey (indicated by the C on the upper left corner) holds a trophy with one of the middle aged men in the foreground, who looks over the group in general. The boy with the assistant captain’s jersey (indicated by the A on the upper left corner) is holding another trophy handed to him by the other middle aged man in the foreground. The young boy in the

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goalie pads is looking at the trophy held by the assistant captain with a surprised look on his face. The majority of the boys are smiling

003122-2 13 young boys in hockey gear, jerseys labelled ‘Cobourg’ and four middle aged men are gathered, all but the two middle aged men in the foreground are facing the camera; these two men have their bodies angled towards each other as they stand on either side of the group of boys. The young boy wearing the captain’s jersey (indicated by the C on the upper left corner) holds a trophy with one of the middle aged men in the foreground, who looks down at the trophy in his hands. The boy with the assistant captain’s jersey (indicated by the A on the upper left corner) is holding another trophy handed to him by the other middle aged man in the foreground. The young boy in the goalie pads is looking up at the middle aged man holding the trophy also held by the assistant captain with a smile on his face. The majority of the boys are smiling

003132-1 Camera is positioned on a snow covered sidewalk. Two harnessed horses walking directly towards the camera, also on the sidewalk. One horse is looking in the direction of the camera, the other is looking off to the side in the direction of the street

003132-2 Camera is positioned on the street, facing the sidewalk. The same two harnessed horses are pulling a sleigh and walking up the sidewalk. The one horse still looks straight ahead while the other continues to look off to the side in the direction of the street. The horses are pulling a plow, atop which is a man holding the reins. A small brick house can be seen in the background

003132-3 Camera is positioned on the street, facing the sidewalk. The same two harnessed horses are pulling a plow and walking up the sidewalk. The one horse still looks straight ahead while the other continues to look off to the side in the direction of the street. The horses are pulling a plow, atop which is a man holding the reins. A small brick house can be seen in the background. Two male pedestrians are walking along the sidewalk behind the horses and plow, moving in the same direction. The photograph is taken closer to the horses (more zoomed in)

003132-4 Camera is positioned on the street, facing the sidewalk. The same two horses harnessed to a plow are stopped on the sidewalk. Both horses now look straight ahead, down the sidewalk. The horses are pulling a plow, atop which is a man holding the reins. A small brick house can be seen in the background. One male pedestrian can be seen on the sidewalk behind the horses and plow. The photograph is taken from the same distance as in negative 003132-3.

003132-5 A man and a donkey inside a brick ring in a building. A desk can be seen in the background. The man holds the donkey’s reins as he looks directly at the animal, and holds one hand up in front of his face. The man is dressed in formal attire and a hat. The donkey looks directly at the man with his ears raised

003132-6 Same man and donkey still inside the brick ring. A row of chairs can be seen around the ring enclosure. The donkey is facing the opposite direction as in negative 003132-5. The man is standing to the right of the donkeys head, his body angled towards the camera. He is looking at the donkey. One hand holds the donkey’s reins while the other rests at his side

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003132-7 A man and a donkey inside a brick ring in a building. A desk can be seen in the background. The man holds the donkey’s reins as they both look towards the camera. The man is not smiling

003132-8 The same man and donkey, taken from directly in front of them. Both the man and the donkey are looking at the camera. The man is not smiling. He holds the donkey’s reins at the right side of the animals head (left in photograph) with both hands, his left hand directly under the donkey’s mouth, his right hand hanging naturally at his side

003132-9 A man and a horse outside. The horse is harnessed to a small, enclosed box with an open door and windows. The horses head is angled down to the ground; the man looks towards the horse’s head as his hands are on the harness

003132-10 A man and a horse outside. The horse is harnessed to a small, enclosed box with an open door and windows. The side of the box reads ‘Silverwood’s Dairy Products’. The man is looking down at his hands, which appear to be adjusting part of the harness

003142-1 Two women and one man standing behind a waist high cabinet with a small machine on top that reads ‘Gestetner 300’. The man’s hand is positioned on a crank handle on the side of the machine and he appears to be talking to the two women. The women are looking at the man. No one is smiling. The man is in a suit and the women are in dress shirts

003142-2 Two women and one man standing behind a waist high cabinet with a small machine on top that reads ‘Gestetner 300’. The man’s hand is positioned on a crank handle on the side of the machine and he is smiling. The women are looking down at the machine. No one is smiling. The man is in a suit and the women are in dress shirts

00405-1 A close-up of a woman looking down at flower pots. She is seen between two blooming flower pots. She is grinning

00405-2 A woman looking down at flower pots. She is seen between two blooming flower pots. She is grinning. Taken from further away

00405-3 Same woman standing and watering pots containing vegetation without flowers on the bottom shelf of a desk. She uses what appears to be a small glass mug

00405-4 Same woman standing and watering pots containing vegetation without flowers on the top shelf of a desk. She uses what appears to be a small glass mug

00415-1 Floor hockey game. Referee (indicated by the black and white striped shirt) has his back towards the camera, with one arm raised above his head. The goalie, an older gentleman wearing a jersey that reads, in part ‘Canadian Legion’ is looking over his shoulder towards the net as a ball crosses the goal line. Six other men are gathered on the floor, most looking towards the goalie. One player has his arms raised above his head as in celebration. Spectators can be seen behind windowed walls behind the net

00425-1 Two young women in dresses are seated against a wall, their backs facing each other. They have their heads turned to look over their shoulders towards each other, in the direction of the camera. One is smiling; the other appears to be talking. It appears as though the camera was angled down from above them

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00425-2 Two young girls are seated on either side of a middle aged woman holding a dog. All are in dresses. The two young girls are each petting the dog. The middle aged woman is looking at the youngest girl on her right (left in photograph)

00425-3 Three young girls (different from those in negative 00425-2) are seated on a couch against a wall. The girl in the middle has her head turned away from the slightly, although her eyes are looking directly at the camera. The young girls on either side of her have their bodies angled away from her, and both are looking straight ahead. No one is smiling

00425-4 The same two young women in dresses as in negative 00425-1 are seated against a wall, their backs facing each other. They have their heads turned towards the camera and are smiling. The photograph is taken at eye level

00435-1 A man dressed in formal attire is standing in front of a wall housing four framed photographs. Only half of the photograph on the far right of the image (to the man’s left) can be seen. He holds two framed photographs; one in each hand. In his right hand (left in photograph) is a photograph of two horses from the side, one slightly hidden behind the other. In his left hand, he holds a photograph of a large boat/ship. He is looking down at the photograph in his right hand of the horses

00435-2 A man dressed in formal attire is standing in front of a wall housing four framed photographs. Only 1/3 of the photograph on the far right of the image (to the man’s left) can be seen (indicating a slightly different camera angle). He holds two framed photographs; one in each hand. In his right hand (left in photograph) is a photograph of two horses from the side, one slightly hidden behind the other. In his left hand, he holds a photograph of a large boat/ship. He is looking down at the photograph in his right hand of the horses

00445-1 13 young boys and two middle aged men pose for a team photo. The boys in the front row hold hockey sticks, though all wear running shoes indicating a floor hockey team perhaps. The boy in the back wearing the captain’s jersey (indicated by the C in the upper left corner) holds a trophy. A large ‘P’ is printed on the face of the jerseys. The majority of the boys are smiling. The middle aged gentleman in the back row on the right (left in photograph) is in a formal uniform

00445-2 13 young boys and two middle aged men pose for a team photo. The boys in the front row hold hockey sticks, though all wear running shoes indicating a floor hockey team perhaps. The boy in the back wearing the captain’s jersey (indicated by the C in the upper left corner) holds a trophy. A large ‘P’ is printed on the face of the jerseys. The majority of the boys are smiling. The middle aged gentleman in the back row on the right (left in photograph) is in a formal uniform

00455-1 Three men and one woman standing in a line. The two men on the left of the image have their bodies angled towards the man and woman standing on the right, who are angled towards the two men on the left. They are all in formal attire (suits and a dress). The woman and man on the right of the image appear to be talking to the other two men, who wear straight faces

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00455-2 Three men and one woman standing in a line. The two men on the left of the image have their bodies angled towards the man and woman standing on the right, who are angled towards the two men on the left. They are all in formal attire (suits and a dress). The man on the far left appears to be talking, and the other three people wear straight faces

00465-1 A photograph of what appears to be two factories; one on the left and one on the right. Smoke is coming out of the roof on the building on the right, obscuring the majority of a cylindrical tower above it

00465-2 A photograph of what appears to be two factories; one on the left and one on the right. Smoke is coming out of the roof on the building on the right, obscuring nearly half of a cylindrical tower above it. A man can be seen walking down the road passing between the two buildings

00475-1 A man seated in what appears to be a small car, with the door open. A second man wearing a hat is leaning over the open door and holding a couple documents to the man in the car, who reads them

Thoughts:00485-1 Four men standing together in a line all dressed in suits. The two men on the left are

angled towards the men on the right, and the two men on the right are angled towards the men on the left. The two men on the right are smiling while the two men on the left wear straight faces

00485-2 Four men standing together in a line all dressed in suits. The two men on the left are angled towards the men on the right, and the two men on the right are angled towards the men on the left. The two men on the right are smiling while the two men on the left wear straight faces

00485-3 The two men from the right side of the image in negatives 00485-1 and 00485-2. They are standing with their bodies facing each other. The man on the right holds his hand in front of him, which his arm bent at ~90 degrees. A role of what appears to be paper is in his hand. Both men are smiling

Thoughts:00495-1 Three men in formal attire standing together. The man on the right of the image,

wearing glasses, appears to be talking. The two men on the left are looking at the man in glasses and smiling

00495-2 Three men in formal attire standing together. The man on the left of the image appears to be talking. The two men on the right are looking at the man talking and smiling

00495-3 Group of four men in formal attire, different than those present in negatives 00495-1 and 00495-2. The man on the far right of the image, to the left of the man in the plaid suit, is looking to his right (the left of the image) at the other men. The remaining three men are looking towards the camera. The two men in the middle are the only two smiling

00495-4 Group of three men in formal attire, different from the previous three negatives. The man on the far right of the image has his head turned away from the camera and is

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looking at the other two men. The two men on the left are looking directly at the camera and are smiling.

00495-5 Four men in formal attire. The man with glasses from negatives 00495-1 and 00495-2 is standing on the far right of the image, his body turned slightly away from the camera and towards the other three men. He is not smiling. The bald man from negative 00495-3 is to his right (left in the image). He is looking at the camera and smiling. To his right (left in image) are two new men. Both are smiling and looking towards the camera

004105-1 Middle aged woman kneeling on a blanket, stitching flowers onto a piece of fabric. Photograph is taken from her right side to capture her in profile.

004105-2 Middle aged man in a stripped dress shirt and apron standing and hammering a nail into the rafters on the ceiling. He appears to be in a wood paneled room

004105-3 Two middle aged men. The man in the background is standing and looking at a boat motor in his hands. The man in the foreground is sitting in front of the other man. His body is turned so that he faces the man behind him and observes what he is doing. A second motor is placed to this man’s right (left in photo). They appear to be in a wood paneled room

004105-4 Two middle aged woman are standing behind a table smiling. The woman on the left of the image is looking directly at the other woman with a large smile on her face as though she is laughing. She holds what appears to be decorative, cylindrical boxes. The woman on the right of the image is looking down at her hands. She holds a piece of cloth, with a stitched pattern on it similar to the one the woman in negative 004105-1 was creating. On the table in front of them stand two small totem poles, a carved wooden boat, carved stones, and two pieces of wood carved into the shape of knives.

004105-5 Middle aged woman kneeling on a blanket, stitching flowers onto a piece of fabric. Photograph is taken from directly in front of the woman. It is the same woman and cloth as negative 004105-1.

004105-6 The man from negative 004105-2 is hammering a nail into the wall004105-7 The two men from negative 0041-5-3 are outside on a dock. A stack of logs lay behind

them, and they are laying another down onto the dock in front of them004105-8 The two men from negative 004105-7 have a large log in front of them. Both men are

bent over the log. The man on the left of the image (the man who was standing and holding the motor in negative 004105-3) has both hands on the log, roughly shoulder length apart. The man on the right of the image has one hand on the bottom of the log

004105-9 The two women from negative 004105-4 are still standing behind the table looking at each other. The woman on the left of the image no longer holds the decorative boxes, but the piece of fabric that the woman on the right was holding in negative 004105-4. It is a vest with frills and stitched flowers. The woman on the right now holds the decorative boxes. Both have a slight smile. Photograph is taken in portrait layout

004105-10 Same image as negative 004105-9, only taken in landscape layout and the women have bigger smiles

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004115-1 Two middle aged women seated on a couch. The woman on the left of the image is wearing a polka-dot dress, while the woman on the right of the image is wearing a plaid skirt and solid shirt. They each hold a piece of paper with writing on it. The woman in the skirt appears to be reading the paper in her hand. The woman on the dress is facing the woman in the skirt, but her eyes are looking at the paper in her hand, and she is smiling. The woman in the skirt is not smiling, but her mouth is open as though she is talking

004115-2 Same image as negative 004115-1, taken from a greater distance so that you can see a portion of the table in front of the ladies and the side table beside the couch with a rotary telephone

004125-1 A middle aged man is shoveling in the middle of the road. In the background, a road barrier is set up and a car is stopped behind it. A second shovel is stuck into the ground in front of the man who is digging

004125-2 A middle aged man is shoveling in the middle of the road. In the background, a road barrier is set up and a car is stopped behind it. A second shovel is stuck into the ground in front of the man who is digging. The profile of a man can be seen on the far right of the image in the foreground, standing behind the mirror of a vehicle

004135-1 A man in uniform holds an owl. The man’s hat reads ‘Animal Control Officer’. They are outside. The man is looking at the bird in his hands. He wears large gloves on his hands

004135-2 An owl held by a man in front of a wooden fence. The owl is looking towards the camera. The man holding the bird can only be partially seen. The side of his face below the eyes, his shoulder, and hand are the only parts visible. He wears large gloves on his hands

004135-3 Close up photograph of the man from negative 004135-2 holding the owl. He is photographed from the front, slightly to the man’s right. He looks at the owl in his hands and is smiling. The bird looks at the man holding him. He wears large gloves on his hands

004135-4 Same photograph as negative 00413-3, taken from a further distance. The man is no longer smiling. He wears large gloves on his hands

Thoughts:004145-1/2 The image on the top- three men and one woman are gathered and standing in a line,

all dressed in formal attire. The woman looks toward the man on her right (left in the image), and this man, wearing glasses, looks back at her. The two men on the right of the image are facing the camera and smilingThe image on the bottom- same group of four people. The man on the far left of the image appears to be talking and is looking towards the men on the right of the image. The woman looks straight ahead and is smiling. The two men on the right of the image are looking towards the man on the left, neither is smiling

004155-1 Two women in dresses sit on a couch, and two men in suits stand behind them. The

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men both wear flowers on their left shoulder, and the women wear larger flowers on their right shoulder. The women are looking over their shoulders at the men behind them. Neither is smiling. The two men look down at the women. The man on the left of the image is looking down with an amused look on his face. The man on the right is not smiling

004155-2 Two women in dresses sit on a couch, and two men in suits stand behind them. The men both wear flowers on their left shoulder, and the women wear larger flowers on their right shoulder. The women are looking over their shoulders at the men behind them. Neither is smiling. The two men look down at the women. The man on the left of the image is looking at the woman on the right. Neither man is smiling

004165-1 A car is parked in a lot; the driver hangs his head out the window. A man in uniform and a hat is standing in front of the car with a pad of paper in his hand. He is slightly bent over and leaning forward. Large brick building can be seen in the background

004165-2 A different car then in negative 004165-1. The driver is also leaning out the window, his left arm placed on the outside of his car. The same man in dress uniform as in negative 004165-1 is standing in front and to the left of the car (right in the image). He again appears to be talking to the driver. Pen and paper are still in his hand. Large brick building can be seen in the background

004165-3 A car is parked in a lot; the driver hangs his head out the window. A man in uniform and a hat is standing in front of the car with a pad of paper in his hand. He is slightly bent over and leaning forward (same as negative 004165-1). Large brick building can be seen in the background

004165-4 Car parked diagonally in a parking lot. No driver can be seen in the car. Two large barrels can be seen in the right of the image, along the end of the parking space lines. Houses can be seen in the background

004165-5 A man wearing a jacket and hat (not formal) is squatting down in front of a car with an L-shaped ruler in his hand. The short end of the ruler stretches from the ground to the front bumper of the car. The long end of the ruler stretches across the ground, crossing the painted line indicating the parking spot boundaries

004165-6 A car is parked diagonally in a parking spot and crosses the image with the rear bumper in the left of the photograph and the front bumper in the right of the photograph, the passenger side door faces the camera. A man in dress uniform (similar to that in negative 004165-1) is standing facing the car, his back to the camera. A young boy, also in dress uniform, stands slightly in front of and to the side of the front right bumper (side facing the camera). He is looking at the car. Large brick building can be seen in the background

004165-7 Same car as in negative 004165-1 is captured in the photograph. The driver is looking over his left shoulder. He is not in a parking spot. Many people are gathered outside a large brick building behind and to the right of the car (left in the image)

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Volume 3 (00501 through 006146 – May 1960, assignment 1 through June 1960, assignment 146)

Photographic Negative

Description

00507-1 Group of six middle aged women posing for the camera. Three women are seated; two on a reclining patio chair and one on a folding patio chair. The remaining three women are standing behind the seated women. Five wear dresses and are smiling. Cannot see the clothing on the woman seated on the left of the image. The corner of a patio umbrella can be seen in the upper right corner of the image. In the upper left corner, you can see branches. A large curtain hangs behind them

00507-2 Same group of six women as in negative 00507-1.The same three women are standing, and the same three women are sitting on the patio chairs. The woman seated in the left of the image is wearing a crop top and shorts; she is looking up to her left and talking with the two women standing in the left of the image. The woman seated at the end of the recliner is looking over her left shoulder towards the two women on the right of the image, one sitting and the other standing behind her. Cannot see the face of the woman sitting. An artificial tree is placed behind the recliner

00517-1/2 Image on the top: Elderly man lying in a sleeping bag on the ground with a cloth laid across his forehead. An elderly woman sits beside him, looking towards him, with a worried expression on her face. A second woman, in uniform, leans over the man on the ground and appears to be talking. Man other people can be seen in the background, some on the ground, some standing, and some on what resemble metal-framed bunk bedsImage on the bottom: An elderly man with glasses is seated and looking straight ahead. He holds the hand of a woman standing to his left in a polka dot dress, also elderly and with glasses. She clasps her right hand over her mouth as she looks down. A second woman in what resembles a nurses uniform stands to the right of the woman (left in the negative) and looks up with a straight face

00517-3/4 Image on the top: Group of elderly men and women seated and standing together on a grass. Those sitting are wrapped in blankets. They are all looking straight ahead (towards the right of the negative), with the exception of one or two. There are two middle aged women amongst the group that are in uniform that resembles a nurse. A small water tower can be seen in the backgroundImage on the bottom: Inside a building. The interior is in complete disarray. Tables and chairs overturned, markings on the walls, and beams hanging from the ceiling. Three men with hard-helmets can be seen in the left of the photograph. They are looking around and examining the disarray

00517-5/6 Image on the top: Inside a building. The interior is in complete disarray. Tables and chairs overturned, markings on the walls, and beams hanging from the ceiling. Char and burn marks can be seen on the sides of tables and chairs. A man in uniform with a hard-helmet, with his back to the camera, is examining the room. (Perhaps a fire marshal?) Four men in uniform and hard-helmets are carrying a large hose

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Image on the bottom: Inside a building. The interior is in complete disarray. Tables and chairs overturned, markings on the walls, and beams hanging from the ceiling. Char and burn marks can be seen on the sides of tables and chairs. Two men in uniform and hard-helmets can be seen in the background exiting through a set of doors

00517-7/8 Image on the top: Large group of elderly men and women gathered outside. Many are standing, but some can be seen sitting. Those sitting are wrapped in blankets. Most individuals have a worried expression on their face. None are looking towards the cameraImage on the bottom: Two elderly women seated outside and wrapped in blankets. They wear worried or saddened expressions. They are looking at each other. Many other people can be seen standing in the background

00517-9/10 Image on the top: Two middle aged women can be seen standing side by side, their right side facing the camera. They have their arms around each other’s shoulders. The upper corner of a brick building can be seen in the middle right edge of the image in the background. A third woman in a dress is standing in the foreground with her back towards the cameraImage on the bottom: Large group of elderly men and women gathered outside. The individuals in the foreground are all seated and wrapped in blankets. Many can be seen standing in the background. A portion of a brick building can be seen in the upper right corner

00517-11 Photograph taken from a road in front of a brick building. A large mass of people can be seen standing in front of the building on a grass field. A ladder extends to a window on the upper floor of the building on the left of the building. People can be seen standing on the roof of the building

00527-1 A middle aged man in uniform (resembling police) is talking to a young boy standing beside a bicycle. The officer holds the handles of the bike. He appears to be slightly in front of the bike. The young boy is looking up at the officer. A cardboard stop sign can be seen behind the officer. A large group of young boys with bikes can be seen gathered in the background

00527-2 The same middle aged man and young boy as can be seen in negative 00527-1 are standing beside a bicycle. The officer still holds the handles of the bike, but is now standing beside them as opposed to in front of them. The young boy is looking at the officer. A cardboard stop sign and traffic signal can be seen to the right of the officer (left in image). A large group of young boys with bikes can be seen gathered in the background

00527-3 A young boy is riding a bicycle towards the camera between two rows of poles in what appears to be a parking lot. A middle aged man is walking in the same direction as the young boy biking and he holds a piece of paper in his hands. A middle aged woman and a young boy can be seen standing to the right of the poles watching. Other boys on bikes can be seen in the background to the right of the image

00527-4 A young boy is riding a bicycle (from left to right in the image) between two rows of poles in what appears to be a parking lot. A middle aged man and woman can be seen

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standing on either side of the poles, watching. The woman holds a clipboard, and the man holds a piece of paper. Other boys on bikes can be seen in the background to the right of the image. A large brick building resembling PCVS can be seen in the background

00537-1 Group of four men are gathered together, two in the front and two standing on chairs behind them. They are all dressed in formal attire. The two men in the front are holding a large feather cut from cardboard. They are looking at each other with grins on their face. The two men in the back are looking in the general direction of the camera, also grinning. They each have one hand placed on the shoulder of the man in front of them.

00537-2 Same group of four men as seen in negative 00537-1 are gathered together, two in the front and two standing on chairs behind them. They are all dressed in formal attire. The two men in the front are holding a large feather cut from cardboard. They are looking at each other with grins on their face. The two men in the back each have one hand placed on the shoulder of the man in front of them. The man on the right of the image is looking directly towards the camera. The man on the left of the image is looking at the feather directly

00547-1 Middle aged man in professional attire (suit) is seated with his hands clasped together in front of him. He is looking at the camera but not smiling. A small tree can be seen to his left (right in the image). The image is taken from in front of the man and slightly above eye level

00547-2/3 Image on the top: different middle aged man than seen in negative 00547-1 in professional attire (suit) is seated with his hands clasped together in front of him. He is looking at the camera but not smiling. A small tree can be seen to his left (right in the image). The image is taken from his front right and slightly below eye levelImage on the bottom: Same image as negative 00547-2 (image on the top) but not as close (taken from slightly further away)

00557-1/2 Image on the top: Group of four young men gathered. Three are kneeling on one knee (the man on the left of the image, and the two men on the right of the image). The man on the middle left of the image is in a slight crouched position, with a ball in his left hand raised to shoulder level. His right arm is extended in front of him. They are all dressed in shorts and a T-shirt. Track and field activity ‘shot put;Image on the bottom: same image as negative 00557-1 (image on the top)

00557-3 A young man in shorts and a long sleeve shirt rolled up to his elbows is jumping over a pole positioned horizontally between two vertically placed poles. His left leg (right in the image) is raised up so that his foot is level with his shoulders, while his right leg hangs down below him. He is completing the track and field activity ‘high jump’. Three young men can be seen in the background observing

00557-4/5 Image on the top: The man young man seen in image 00557-3 is just higher than the horizontal pole. Both legs are at the same height and he is in a position as though he is sitting on a bed. His arms are outstretched and reaching to his right (left in image).

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The profile of a man can be seen on the right side of the image, with his back facing the camera. One young man can be seen in the background observingImage on the bottom: The man young man seen in image 00557-3 is just higher than the horizontal pole, and he is now over the pole (on the camera side). Both legs are at the same height and he is in a position as though he is sitting on a bed. His arms are outstretched and reaching to his right (left in image). His body has shifted from the previous negative so that his side is now parallel to the ground. Two young men can be seen in the background observing

00567-1 A group of middle aged men in shorts and T-shirts are playing a sport on a large grass field. Two men in the middle are on the ground. One man attempts to pick them up, as everyone else is running to the left of the negative

00567-2 A group of players are lined up along the center of a field. Many appear to be waiting, but those in the middle of the crowd have their knees slightly bent and arms raised above their heads. They look up. A ball can be seen just above their heads

00567-3 Group of men lined up on the field. A small cluster is gathered under the ball that hangs in the air above their heads. Several men are attempting to grab the ball. It appears to be a rugby ball

00567-4 Group of men lined up on the field. One man at the front of the line and a few feet away is jumping to catch a ball that is flying through the air. Several men in the line are watching, some with their hands up

00567-5 Group of men in a ‘scrum’. Rugby term for large huddle around the ball created by both teams. The mean are bent over and support each other by placing their arms around each other’s back. One man from each team is standing in a crouched position outside of this group, also crouched ready for a pass

00567-6 Group of men lined up on the field. Man in the middle of the line is in the air and the ball is in his hands

00567-7 Man stands on the side line with his back to the camera. The ball is in the air above the heads of a group of men lined up on the field. The all look up at the ball and some appear to be getting ready to jump (knees bent)

00567-8 Group of men piled on top of each other, and another group of men stand in a circle around them. All those standing are on their toes waiting for the ball

00567-9 Man running toward the camera with the ball cradled in his right arm (arm facing the camera). Other players are running behind and alongside him. Others approach him from the front as though to ‘challenge’. They are all very spread out across the field

00577-1 Two young men are standing in front of a car, facing each other. They each hold one end of a string which holds six large fish. The car behind them supports a canoe on its roof. The man on the left is smiling

00577-2 The man on the right from negative 00577-1 is standing in front of the car holding the canoe alone. He is smiling at the camera and holds the rope with six large wish in both his hands

00587-1 Two young, shirtless boys crouched in the trunk of a car. Photograph is taken from the 64

back left bumper of the car. The boys are looking down at a collection of large fish. The boy on the right of the image is holding one fish by its mouth

00587-2 Two young, shirtless boys crouched in the trunk of a car. Photograph is taken from the back right bumper of the car. The boys are looking down at a collection of large fish. The boy on the right of the image is holding one fish by its mouth

00597-1/2 Image on the top: five middle aged men crouched before a tepee. They all wear uniforms resembling those of a ranger. Two are on the right side of the tepee (left of the image) and the remaining three are on the left side of the tepee (right of the image). A large mask image can be seen in between the groups of menImage on the bottom: five middle aged men crouched before a tepee. They all wear uniforms resembling those of a ranger. Two are on the right side of the tepee (left of the image) and the remaining three are on the left side of the tepee (right of the image). A large mask image can be seen in between the groups of men (same image as negative 00597-1 – image on the top)

005107-1 Group of four elderly men dressed in formal attire standing together with their arms around each other’s shoulders. They are all smiling. The two men on the right have their bodies turned slightly towards the two men on the left, and the men on the left are turned slightly to the men on the right. They are facing each other

005107-2 Group of six elderly men dressed in formal attire standing together. The four men from negative 005107-1 are present. All the men are smiling. Four of the men are in a line together, their bodies turned slightly towards each other as described in negative 005107-1. The remaining two men are standing behind these men

005107-3 Group of six elderly men dressed in formal attire from negative 005107-2 are standing together. Four of the men are in a line together, their bodies turned slightly towards each other as described in negative 005107-1. The remaining two men are standing behind these men. The man on the middle left of the front row (with his tie tucked into his pants) appears to be talking, while the other five men are looking at him with straight faces

005107-4 The six men from the two previous negatives are standing together with their arms around each other’s shoulders and backs. They are all looking directly at the camera. The man with his tie tucked into his pants (third from the left of the image) and the man on the far right of the image are the only two not smiling

005117-1 Two young children, one girl and one boy sit atop an elephant. The rear of a second elephant can be seen in the left of the image. A woman in what resembles a one-piece bathing suit is standing to the left of the elephant (right in the image) with her right arm raised up to the children. The elephant has his left foot raised as though it were positioned on a stool, his head up with mouth open and trunk curled back to touch it’s forehead

005117-2 Two young children, one girl and one boy sit atop an elephant. A second elephant can be seen in the left of the image. A third elephant can be seen lying on its side in front of these two elephants. A woman in what resembles a one-piece bathing suit is

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standing to the left of the elephant (right in the image) with her right arm raised up to the children. The elephant has his left foot raised as though it were positioned on a stool, his head up with mouth open and trunk curled back to touch it’s forehead

005117-3 Two young children, one girl and one boy sit atop an elephant. The rear of a second elephant can be seen in the left of the image. A woman in what resembles a one-piece bathing suit is standing to the left of the elephant (right in the image) with her right arm raised up to the children. The elephant has his left foot lifted slightly above the ground, his mouth open and trunk curled back to touch its forehead. His head is not raised

005127-1 A middle aged man in a top hat and formal attire holds a map against a brick wall as he examines it. The map reads ‘Sable Island – Graveyard of the Atlantic – Known Wrecks since 1800 AD’. He appears to be looking at the bottom of the map. Photograph is looking at the man from his right side

005127-2 A middle aged man in a top hat and formal attire holds a map slightly away from a brick wall as he examines it. He appears to be looking at the bottom of the map. Photograph is looking at the man from his right side

005127-3 A middle aged man in a top hat and formal attire holds a map slightly away from a brick wall as he examines it. He appears to be looking at the top of the map. Photograph is looking at the man from his right side

005137-1/2 Image on the top: Two men with glasses dressed in formal attire stand side by side, their bodies facing the camera. The man on the left of the image appears to be in a uniform and is handing the man on the right a plaque. The man on the right is looking up at the man handing him the plaque and appears to be talking. The man on the left is looking at the man talking to him with a straight faceImage on the bottom: Two men with glasses dressed in formal attire stand side by side, their bodies facing the camera. The man on the left of the image appears to be in a uniform and is handing the man on the right a plaque. The man on the right is looking up at the man handing him the plaque and appears to be talking. The man on the left is looking down at the plaque in his hands and is grinning

005147-1/2 Image on the top: Two middle aged women in dresses hold circular discs with images of flowers painted on them. Both women look down at the objects in their hands, neither is smiling. The woman on the right of the image, with glasses, appears to be talkingImage on the bottom: Two middle aged women in dresses hold circular discs with images of flowers painted on them. Both women look down at the objects in their hands. The woman on the left of the image is smiling

00607 Space left for negative 00607 in case it turns up00617-1/2 Image on the top: A large boat is placed upon a flatbed truck, which is driving down a

street. A sign reading ‘wide load’ can be seen on the back bumper of the truck bed. The photograph is taken from behind the truck and boat

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Image on the bottom: truck coming down the street towards the camera. The front bumper of the truck reads ‘wide load’. The flatbed of the truck carries a large boat

00617-3/4 Image on the top: A large boat is placed upon a flatbed truck, which is driving down a street. A sign reading ‘wide load’ can be seen on the back bumper of the truck bed. The front of the truck cannot be seen. A car is parked along the side of the road and can be seen in the background as the truck passes. It can be seen that the boat has two motors. The photograph is taken from behind the truck and boat.Image on the bottom: A large boat is placed upon a flatbed truck, which is driving down a street. Only the driver side door of the truck can be seen from the front of the truck (excluding the bed). A middle aged man in a suit can be seen standing on the flatbed just in front of the boat. The photograph is taken from the side of the truck, looking towards the back of the boat from the driver’s side

00617-5 A large boat is placed upon a flatbed truck, which is driving down a street. A sign reading ‘wide load’ can be seen on the back bumper of the truck bed. The photograph is taken from behind the truck and boat. A small truck reading partially ‘roofing’ is driving behind the boat

00627-1 Group of 22 middle aged women standing in three rows in a set of stairs in front of a building. They wear a skirt and jacket uniform. The left hand breast pocket of some jackets reads ‘Peterboro 09C’ and of other jackets reads ‘CANADA’ with the image of a maple leaf. All the women are looking at the camera and smiling. All the women have short hair

00627-2 Group of 22 middle aged women standing in three rows in a set of stairs in front of a building. They wear a skirt and jacket uniform. The left hand breast pocket of some jackets reads ‘Peterboro 09C’ and of other jackets reads ‘CANADA’ with the image of a maple leaf. All the women are looking at the camera and smiling. All the women have short hair (same image as negative 00627-1)

00627-3 Same image as the previous two negatives. Two additional young girls stand in the front row (now four rows). They wear pleated skirts and solid jackets different from those worn by the others. All are facing the camera and the majority are smiling

00637-1/2 Image on the top: A middle aged man and middle aged woman in formal attire are examining a large globe in front of them. Neither is smilingImage on the bottom: The woman from negative 00637-1 (image on the top) is looking up from the globe and towards the camera. She appears to be talking. The man to her right (left of the image) is looking at the globe and smiling

00647-1 Two women, one elderly and one middle aged, are sitting in front of a piano. Two middle aged men are standing behind them. All are dressed in formal attire. The two women are looking to their right. The two men are looking towards the camera. The man on the left of the image is smiling is the only person smiling and he holds a thick but small book in his hands

00647-2 The elderly lady from negative 00647-1 is standing. Four middle aged men are to her left; two standing and two sitting in front of a piano. All are wearing formal attire. The

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two men sitting hold trophies in their lap. The two men sitting look towards the woman, and the man sitting on the left has his mouth open as though he is talking. The two men standing have their bodies turned slightly towards each other and look in the general direction of the man talking

00647-3 Same image as negative 00467-1, only the elderly woman is looking at the camera, the man holding the book is not smiling, and the man standing on the right of the image is looking down to the middle aged woman seated beside the elderly woman

00647-4 Same image as negative 00647-2, only the man sitting on the right holding a trophy is looking up to his right (left of image) with his mouth open

00657-1 Two middle aged and one elderly woman sitting in front of a trellis. They all wear dresses and hats. The elderly woman is seated in the middle and appears to be talking while facing the woman on her left (right of the image). Both middle aged woman are facing the elderly woman

00657-2 Same image, more zoomed in

00667-1 An elderly man and an elderly woman seated side by side on a couch (he is on the right of the image which is to her left). They each have one hand holding a piece of paper. He has his head turned towards her, with his eyes closed. She looks in the direction of the paper, but not down to it and she is smiling

00667-2 An elderly man and an elderly woman seated side by side on a couch (he is on the right of the image which is to her left). They each have one hand holding a piece of paper. He has his head turned towards her, looking at her. She looks down to the paper in their hands it and she is smiling

00677-1 Group of middle aged men and women gathered outside a car. The back of a man can be seen as he bends down into the door of the car, a stretcher placed on the ground to his right. Image is taken from behind the man leaning into the car

00677-2 Group of middle aged men and women gathered outside a car. The back of a man can be seen as he bends down into the door of the car, a stretcher placed on the ground to his right. Image is taken from the right side of the man leaning into the car

00677-3 Two men with their backs to the camera facing a car that appears to be badly burned00677-4 Inside of a vehicle. The metal frame of the car is badly warped and the driver side

door appears to be indented. The driver seat appears to be badly deformed and bent, while the passenger seat appears not to have been harmed

00677-5/6 Image on the top: Image of a car from the outside looking in. The car is very damaged; metal frame is badly warped, no glass is present in the windows, the tires are positioned at an awkward angle and the metal is discoloured as though exposed to flamesImage on the bottom: Image of the front hood and windshield of a car. Four men can be seen around the car; the back of one in the foreground and the faces of three others in the background. The glass from the windshield is not within its metal frame, but is resting on the front hood of the vehicle

00677-7/8 Image on the top: two middle aged men stand in front of the car, a large, closed bag 68

placed on the ground between them which resembles a body bag. Two men can be seen in the right of the photograph whom are walking away from the vehicleImage on the bottom: same image of the vehicle form negative 00677-5 (image on the top); only a large piece of material (blanket, tarp?) has been placed over the car. A sign above a building in the background beside the car reads’ SHELL’

00677-9 Two men are bent over in front of an open door of the car. They appear to be the same men from negative 00677-7 (image on the top) who were positioned in front of the car. A stretcher is at their hands in front of them. A large, closed bag is placed on the ground behind them. A third man is standing off to their left, just behind them and watching what they are doing. A blanket can be seen spread across the top of the car

00677-10 Same image of the car as seen in negative 00677-5 (image on the top) but taken from a greater distance. A large group of people can be seen gathered behind the car in the background, as can a building with a sign reading ‘SHELL’

00677-11/12 Image on the top: A Chevrolet truck with a crunched front bumper and hood with the driver side door reading ‘Alberta Ranch Enniskillen ON’Image on the bottom: Large group of people surrounding two cars. The car nearest the camera appears to simply be parked, whereas the car furthest away is damaged as though it has been in an accident.

00677-13/14 Image on the top: Truck (not a pickup truck but not a transport truck, maybe a cargo truck) with its back doors open. Small group of people alongside the truck. A man in the background is putting up tape (like police tape; ‘crime scene do not cross’ type thing). A building in the background has a sign that says ’TEXACO’Image on the bottom: middle aged man sitting behind the wheel of a car. The side profile of a person from the shoulders to just above the knees can be seen on the right side of the image

00687 Space left for negative 00687 in case it turns up00697-1 Group of four middle aged men and two middle aged women, all in professional

attire. Four (two women and two men) are seated around a suitcase, while the remaining two men stand bent over the shoulders of the others. The woman on the left of the image holds a bouquet of flowers, and the man seated to her left (just right of her in the image) holds a teapot. This woman and man face the other woman, who is directly to the left (right in image) of the man with the teapot. The two men standing are on either side of the man with the teapot, and they each face him. The man on the far right faces the camera. The woman on the right of the image looks towards the man with the teapot. The man with the teapot and the man on the far right of the image are the only people smiling. Image is taken from straight on

00697-2 Same image as negative 00697-1, only taken from off to the photographer’s right (left of the subjects)

00697-3 Same image as negative 00697-1 but closer (more zoomed in) and the man on the far right is now holding the teapot

006107-1 Image of many pieces of wood (flat and long – like 2x4’s but longer and thinner and wider) placed within a square dug into the ground. Several pieces are leaning against

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the edge of the hole. A brick building can be seen in the background. A group of men can be seen in the middle of the image on the platform surrounding the hole

006107-2 Group of men pulling a large piece of wood out of the hole and onto a platform surrounding the hole. The pieces leaning against the edge of the hole are visible in the middle of the image. Large piles of wood can be seen scattered throughout the hole. A large brick building can be seen in the background

006107-3/4 Image on the top: same image as negative 006107-2, only the men are no longer pulling a piece of wood out of the hole.Image on the bottom: same image as negative 006107-3 (image on the top)

006117-1/2 Image on the top: Three middle aged men on a small balcony outside a wooden building. The man in the middle is writing on a piece of paper placed on the railing. The man on the left of the image is on one knee hammering a nail into a floor board. The man on the right of the image is on one knee on the top step sawing the edge of the balcony. The man on the stairs is the only one looking at the camera, and he is grinningImage on the bottom: same image as negative 006117-1 (image on the top) only taken from a greater distance and the man in the middle is looking at the man on the stairs rather than his piece of paper

006117-3/4 Image on the top: Two middle aged men in a building. The man on the right has his back to the camera and is on a step stool placing a mattress onto the upper bunk of a set of bunk beds. The man on the left has his right side toward the camera; he is facing the man on the right of the image and holds a pillowImage on the bottom: same image as negative 006117-3 (image on the top) taken from a greater distance

006117-5/6 Image on the top: two elderly women in dresses and one elderly man in dress pants and a nice jacket are standing outside together in front of a sign that reads ‘Sponsored by Canadian Council of War Veterans Association - Camp Maple Leaf’. The two women are facing the man, who faces the women. The woman in the middle is handing a piece of paper the size and shape of a cheque to the man.Image on the bottom: same image as negative 006117-5 (image on the top) only both women are handing the man a piece of paper the size and shape of a cheque

006117-7 Two middle aged women stand at a counter, their right sides toward the camera. The woman closest to the camera holds teapot. A large cooking pot is placed on the counter in front of them. The woman furthest from the camera has her left arm outstretched in front of her

006117-8 Same image as negative 006117-7

006127-1/2 Image on the top: young group of young boys running down the steps outside a large brick building. They occupy all of the 10 stepsImage on the bottom: young group of young boys running down the steps outside a large brick building. The bottom three steps are unoccupied

006137-1/2 Image on the top: 16 young boys form two rows: nine stand in the back row and 7 sit

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on a bench in the front row. Two middle aged men stand on either side of the back row. The majority of the boys wear baseball gloves. The boy seated in the middle holds a large trophy between his legs. Everyone is looking at the camera and the majority are smilingImage on the bottom: same image as negative 006137-1 (image on the top)

006137-3 Same image as negatives 006137-1/2, only the two boys seated at the far right of the image are looking to their right (left of the image)

Volume 4 (00701 through 01060 – July 1960, assignment 1 through October 1960, assignment 60)

Photographic Negative

Description

00701-1 Three middle aged men playing baseball. Umpire stands behind home plate wearing a helmet with a face cage and a chest protector. Man stands at home base, on his toes, waiting for the ball. Third man (uniform different than the man standing at the plate) is running towards home plate

00701-2 Three middle aged men playing baseball. Umpire stands behind home plate wearing a helmet with a face cage and a chest protector. Man squats slightly behind the plate, waiting for the ball. Third man (uniform different than the man standing at the plate) is stepping on home plate. His back is angled towards the camera and his jersey reads ‘Cooper’s Service Station’

00701-3 Three middle aged men playing baseball. Umpire is behind the catcher wearing a helmet with a face cage and a chest protector. He is in a forward lunge position and looking over the shoulder of the catcher. The catcher squats behind home plate wearing a helmet. His hands are out in front of him ready to catch the baseball. The third man is batting at home plate; he is in the middle of his swing and is from the team that was catching in the previous two negatives (00701-1 and 00701-2)

00701-4 Three middle aged men playing baseball. Umpire is behind the catcher wearing a helmet with a face cage and a chest protector. He is in a forward lunge position and looking over the shoulder of the catcher. The catcher squats behind home plate wearing a helmet. His hands are out in front of him ready to catch the baseball. The third man is batting at home plate; he is in the middle of his swing; different batter than in negative 00701-3

00701-5 Three middle aged men playing baseball. Umpire is behind the catcher wearing a helmet with a face cage and a chest protector. He is in a forward lunge position and looking over the shoulder of the catcher. The catcher squats behind home plate wearing a helmet. His hands are out in front of him ready to catch the baseball. The third man is batting at home plate; he is just beginning his swing; he is from Cooper’s Service Station team

00711-1 Three young men in uniforms reading ‘Royal Canadian Artillery’ on their sleeve are grouped together. The man on the left and the man on the right both have one of their feet placed up on a folding chair. The man in the middle holds a form of cane

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and is using it to point to the pant cuff of the man on his right (left in photograph). All three men are looking at the cuff

00711-2 Three young men in uniforms reading ‘Royal Canadian Artillery’ on their sleeve are grouped together. The man on the left and the man on the right both have one of their feet placed up on a folding chair. The man in the middle helps the man on his left (right in photograph) roll his pant cuff. The man in the middle and the man on the right are looking down at the cuff link they are rolling. The man on the left is rolling his own pant cuff

00711-3 Same photograph as negative 00711-2

00721-1 A young boy is standing against a wall with his arms at his side and looking straight ahead, which is directly towards the camera. He wears a stripped polo shirt with a collar, which is tucked into his pants, held up with a belt. He is not smiling. The boy is not centered in the photograph, but positioned off to the side (the right of the image)

00731-1 A young man with glasses is lying on his stomach on a blanket wearing a hat. He is wearing what appears to be a military uniform. He holds a large gun, similar to a rifle to his left shoulder, outstretched in front of him. A middle aged man in dress uniform is kneeling to the young man’s left with a form of cane in his hand, similar to that seen in negative 00711-1. He is looking down at the rifle. A row of young men stands behinds them and stretches to their left; each of which is in uniform and holds a rifle in their left hand with its base resting on the ground

00731-2 Same photograph as negative 00731-1, taken from a slightly further distance

00741-1 A large field with numerous tents set up in a scattered format. In the left of the negative there is a truck that reads partially ‘Circus’. In the center of the negative a tent covers horses that are harnessed to horizontal poles, attached to each other at a center vertical pole. A family (one middle aged woman and man, and three young girls) walk towards the tent with the horses

00741-2 The tent with the horses is not in the left of the photograph. Two trailers are positioned in the middle of the photograph, and large tents can be seen behind them. Directly to the right of the tent with the horses is a truck which reads ‘Clyde Beatty and CoLE BRoS Circus’. To the left of the tent with the horses is a sign that reads ‘Hippopotamus’

00751-1 An old car is positioned in the middle of the photograph. Its front bumper is squished inward and the front hood is crumpled. The driver side door is ajar, with two middle aged men standing in its opening, their backs to the camera. A man in uniform, perhaps an officer, is standing in front of them, looking down to his right (left in image). A group of 6 young boys with bicycles are standing near the front of the car. One boy is directly in front of the car, with his left arm leaning on the crumpled hood

00761-1 Two young boys and one young girl gathered around a checkers board. The boy on the left of the image is sitting at the table, leaning in to look at the game before him. The

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boy on the right of the image sits atop the table and is also learning in and looking at the game. The girl sits on the table between the boys, and she too is leaning over the board to look down at the checkers game

00761-2 Same three children as seen in negative 00761-1 and they are in the same spots. The two boys each have their hands on a game piece on the checkers board. The girl is still looking down at the game, but is not leaning over it

00761-3 Five young boys gathered to the right of a stick that protrudes from the ground. Four of the boys (the three on the right of the image and the one the furthest left) are down on one knee. The fifth boy is standing as the second on the left. He looks towards the camera while the remaining boys look up at him. The photograph is taken from the boys right sides

00761-4 Same group of five boys as in image 00761-3. The four boys that were kneeling in the previous photograph continue to do so, while the fifth boy remains standing. He holds an object in his right hand (left in the image), although it is blurry and difficult to make out. He appears to be throwing an item out of that in his hand towards the stick in the ground. The photograph is now taken from directly in front of the boys

00761-5 Large group of young children, primarily boys. In the forefront of the image, three young boys are kneeling while a middle aged woman in front of them with braids is painting their faces and chests. The boy on the left (of the image) of this group has a piece of string tied around his head which holds decorative feathers up from his forehead. Two young girls are to this boys right (left in image), and they also have rope or paper tied around their foreheads

00771-1/2 Image on the top: A middle aged woman in standing on the right of the photograph, with one hand helping support a book. To her right are two young girls and one young man, each of which also supporting the book. The girls and the woman are wearing dresses. The young man wears a ¼ zip sweater. The young girl furthest left is smiling. They all look down at the book. The photograph is taken angled from their left (right in image). A photograph of the Queen hangs on the wall behind themImage on the bottom: Same photograph as negative 00771-1/2 (image on top); only the photograph is taken from directly in front of the group. It can be seen that the girl furthest left is holding a pen and writing in the book they hold

00781 Space left for negative 00781 in case it turns up00791-1/2 Image on the top: A young girl wearing boots, pants, and a dress shirt is bending over

to pat the head of a dog in front of her. The dog is harnessed to a small wagon. A large piece of paper in the wagon partially reads ‘Peterborough Examiner’. The girl and the dog are stopped on the side of the road, next to a mail boxImage on the bottom: A young girl wearing boots, pants, and a dress shirt. She stands behind a dog in front of her. The dog is harnessed to a small wagon. A large piece of paper in the wagon and held onto by the girl partially reads ‘Peterborough Examiner’. The girl and the dog are stopped on the side of the road, next to a mail box. The dog is looking towards the camera, and the girl is looking straight ahead (to the right of the camera)

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007101-1/2 Image on the top: The passenger side of a car can be seen behind a group of men with their backs to the camera. The car is on the left of the image, and the men on the right. The man in the middle of the photograph has his arms crossed over his chest, and his right side is facing the camera. To his right is a man in uniform, perhaps an officer.Image on the bottom: Group of four men. The man from negative 007101-1/2 (image on the top) with his arms crossed can be seen in the middle of the image, his body facing the camera but his head turned towards the man to his right (left in image) who is the officer from the previous negative. The officer holds a pad of paper in front of him. In the left of the negative is a third man, elderly. His back is to the camera. To his right is another elderly man with glasses, his left side facing the camera, and he has his arms crossed over his chest. They are all looking at the officer

007101-3/4 Image on the top: Two middle aged men are standing together, facing the camera. The man on the left, in professional attire, holds a pad of paper in front of him and he is writing on it. The man to his left (right in the photograph) is looking towards the pad of paper. He is slightly bent over, with his left hand holding his left knee. In the background and to the left of the man leaning over (right in photograph) is a young boy straddling his bicycle looking towards these two menImage on the bottom: Two middle aged men are standing together, facing the camera. The man on the left, in professional attire, holds a pad of paper in front of him and he is writing on it. The man to his left (right in the photograph) is looking towards the pad of paper. He is slightly bent over, with his left hand holding his left knee. The back of an officer can be seen to the left of this man (right in photograph) as he walks away

007101-5 Same photograph as negative 007101-1/2 (image on the bottom), only taken closer in

007111-1 Three men in long jackets standing under what appears to be a bridge. Photograph is taken at a distance of the men, but the structuring of the bridge is very close

007111-2 A man crouched atop the bridge from the previous image. He holds a bar in his hands. Again, the photograph is taken at a distance of the man, but the structuring of the bridge is very close

007111-3 A man under the bridge, which can now be seen as a foot bridge.007111-5 Two men in long jackets and rain boots are standing in a large puddle in front of a

store with a sign reading ‘Kist Beverages’. A road can be seen in the left of the image, as can a set of 4 stairs leading down to the store fronts where the men are standing

00803-1 A middle aged man and a small boy are holding a large fish. The man is on the left of the photograph and is kneeling on one knee, while the boy on the right of the image is crouched. They each have a hand on the fish’s head, which is just above the ground, and a hand on the tail. They are each looking at the fish and the young boy is grinning

00803-2 Same man and boy as in negative 00803-1. The man is still down on one knee, while the boy now stands. They each have one hand on the fish’s tail. They are each looking at the fish and the young boy is smiling

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00803-3 Same boy and man as in the previous two negatives. The man is still down on one knee, while the boy is bent over to hold the fishes head. They each have a hand on the head and tail

00803-4 Same man from the previous three images. He is seated on a brick garden outline and woman to his left (right in image). A piece of plywood is positioned between them, leaning on the garden outline. On the piece of wood are 5 large fish, lined up with the biggest closest to the man (left of image) and the smallest closest to the woman (right of image). The woman is looking at the fish while the man looks at the camera

00803-5 The man and woman from negative 00803-4 are kneeling on the ground with one leg with their side towards the camera as they hold up the board with the fish. The boy from negatives 00803-1 through 00803-3 is standing behind the board, leaning over to hold the tail the second fish from the right. A small girl is to his right (left in image) leaning over the board to hold the tail of the second fish on the left. The woman looks up at the boy, who is looking down at the fish. The man is looking up at the girl, who is looking back at the man

00813-1/2 Image on the top: Long dirt road. In the distance a bridge crosses over the road. To the left of the road is a river. Large group of trees can be seen close to the bridge on the rightImage on the bottom: Same image as negative 00813-1/2 (image on the top)

00813-3 Long dirt road. In the distance a bridge crosses over the road. To the left of the road is a river

00823-1 Older man wearing a hat and a vertically stripped polo. He holds what appears to be a chinchilla up to his chest. He is looking down at the animal, which looks towards the camera. The photograph is taken from the man’s left

00823-2 Older man wearing a hat and a vertically stripped polo. He holds what appears to be a chinchilla up to his chest. He is looking towards the camera, and the chinchilla looks off to the left of the camera

00833-1 Two damaged cars. The car on the right of the photograph is off the shoulder of the road, while the other car is stretched across the road. Two men in long jackets and hats (similar to those worn by police) stand with their back to the camera facing the car stretched across the road

00833-2/3 Image on the top: the same two damaged cars as seen in native 00833-1. The photograph is taken a couple feet away from the front left bumper of the car off the shoulder. The bumper is drooping off the left, and the right side of the hood and bumper is badly crumpled upwards. The rear of the car stretched across the road is seen. The back is crumpled to that the trunk is openImage on the bottom: The two damaged cars can be seen in the center of the photograph. Two cars are driving on the left shoulder of the road to get around the car crash scene.

00833-4 Car is on the shoulder of the road. The photograph is taken a few feet from the front right bumper. The bumper hangs off the car on the left side (right of image) and is

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squished upward on the right of the car. The hood is badly crumpled up towards the windshield. The area behind the tire but before the passenger door is pushed towards the middle of the front hood. An older man is standing inside the open passenger door

00833-5/6 Image on the top: Image of the car stretched across the street. The driver side of the front hood and side of the car is pushed in towards the center of the hood, which is crumpled up towards the windshield. The bumper hangs inches off the groundImage on the bottom: car off the shoulder is now on the left of the image so that you see its rear bumper which is undamaged. A car on the right of the image is driving on the shoulder to get around the collision.

00833-7/8 Image on the top: same image as negative 00833-1/2 (image on the top), but a group of men have gathered in the left of the image, with their backs to the camera examining the damaged carsImage on the bottom: Facing the car on the shoulder of the road from the opposite side of the road. A group of men are gathered between the two cars, examining the damage

00833-9 Photograph is taken from a distance from the collision. Multiple cars can be seen stopped on the side of the road on either side of the collision

00843-2 Older gentleman in formal attire (dress pants and shirt, and a tie) has his hands in a water retention pool on a large multi-level decorative waterfall. Cattails are scattered around the waterfall. He is not looking towards the camera, but down at his hands, and he is not smiling

00853-1 A large ‘American’ excavator is in the middle of the photograph on a dirt road. A ‘Detour’ sign pointing right is set up on the edge of the pavement, which appears to have been cut away and dug up at this point and down towards the excavator

00863-1/2 Image on the top: A car driving on the left of the image heading towards the camera on a dirt road. Just to the left of the car (right in the image), the road branches off and appears to be paved. A young man stands on the paved portion of the road on the right of the image, facing the camera with his right arm (left side of image) raised at his side, and a car is parked on the shoulder behind himImage on the bottom: A large excavator with its ‘bucket’ raised in the air can be seen in the center of the photograph. A large pile of dirt is positioned behind it, and a small scoop truck behind that. The bottom left corner shows dirt road, but the rest shows paved road. A group of men stand under the excavators raised arm and bucket in the right of the image

00873-1/2 Image on the top: A young woman with her hair pulled back is standing with her body angled slightly towards the camera. She wears vertically stripped pants and a blouse. Her arms are at her sites, and she is smiling, though not looking at the camera. The photograph is taken from below eye level and looking up to the woman. A row of tall shrubs or trees is seen behind her

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Image on the bottom: Same image as negative 00873-1/2 (image on the top)00873-3 Same woman as negatives 00873-1/2. The photograph is taken from directly in front

of her. To her right (left in image) is a small opening in the shrubs. The back of a car can be seen through the gap. The woman is still smiling

00883-1 Two middle aged women in dresses are seated in chairs, facing the camera. They hold a decorative serving tray between them. They are looking at each other and smiling

00883-2 Two middle aged women in dresses are seated in chairs, facing the camera. They hold a decorative serving tray between them. They are looking at each other. The woman on the right of the image appears to be talking, while the woman on the left is smiling

00883-3 Four middle aged women in dresses are seated in chairs facing the camera. The two women from negatives 00883-1 and 00883-2 are seated on the left of the image. The woman second from the right holds a trophy in her lap and she appears to be talking while her body is angled towards the woman on her left (right in the image). The woman on the far right of the image is facing the woman with the trophy, as are the two women on the left holding the serving tray and they are smiling

00883-4 Same four women as in negative 00883-3. The woman second from the right who was talking in the previous negative looks straight head and is not smiling. The other three women continue to face her while smiling

00893-1/2 Image on the top: Group of three middle aged men in a field, with plants waist high. The men on the left and right hold sprouts of these plants in their hands. The two men on the left are looking down at the plants, while the man on the right looks towards these two men and appears to be talkingImage on the bottom: Group of three middle aged men in a field, which plants waist high. The men on the left and right hold sprouts of these plants in their hands. All three men are looking at the plants in the hands of the man on the left

00893-3/4 Image on the top: Group of three middle aged men in a field, which f three men are looking at the plants in the hands of the man on the left. Image is taken from a fair distanceImage on the bottom: Group of three middle aged men in a field, which plants waist high. The men on the left and right hold sprouts of these plants in their hands. The two men on the left are looking towards the man on the right, who is looking up at them. The image is taken from a fair distance

008103 Space left for negative 008103 in case it turns up008113-1 Baseball game. Two middle aged men on the left are running towards the camera. On

the right of the image, a man in the same uniform as the two men on the left is running towards them, his left side towards the camera. Directly behind him is a man on his knees with a shirt reading ‘Charlton Fuel’. A man stands outside the field lines on the far right while looking towards the field

008113-2 A man wearing a ‘Charlton Fuel’ jersey stands at home plate, at the end of his batting swing. Other players can be seen in the background of the photo on the field, waiting for the ball

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008113-3 Two men with opposing jerseys are colliding at home plate. The umpire is seen in the right of the negative, his helmet and mask in his left hand watching the two players collide at the plate

008123 Space left for negative 008123 in case it turns up008133-1 Car driving down the road towards the camera. The road is flooded, with water rising

over the first few inches of the bottom of the car’s tires. A truck is parked on the side of the road in the left of the image. Three middle aged men are behind the truck on the side of the road, one is crouched and holding a long stick into the water in front of him

008133-3 Parking lot can be seen on the left of the image. A truck is driving down the road towards the camera on the right of the image. Water spray can be seen coming off the tires of the truck, but no part of the tires are submerged in water as in negative 008133-1

008143-1 Six middle aged men on a baseball field. The umpire is standing with his back to the camera, and one man slides feet first to a base while a player from the opposing team approaches him

008143-2 Four middle aged men on a baseball field. The catcher is down on one knee, and stretching forward across home plate. The umpire stands several feet behind him, watching. To the catchers right side (background of photograph) a player of the opposing team is low to the ground, legs stretched out before him as though he slid into the plate.

008143-3 Middle aged men playing baseball. Two middle aged baseball players are on their knees along the field’s baseline. The man in the left of the negative is holding onto the other man on the ground. A third player is running towards the two on the ground. Three other players observe

008143-4 Middle aged men playing baseball. The team catcher is running after a player on the opposing team, his right arm outstretched and holding the ball as though he is attempting to tag his opponent. Two other players stand in front of the man running away from the catcher

008143-5 Middle aged men playing baseball. One player, with his back to the camera, is about to cross home plate, while his opponent stands in his way. The opponents arm is slightly outstretched towards the man crossing the plate, perhaps trying to tag him but his hand is not visible. The team catcher stands to the back left of the plate in a slightly crouched position, observing

008143-6 Middle aged men playing baseball. The man from negative 008143-5 crossing the plate and the opposing player blocking his way are both on their backs on the ground at home plate. The catcher and two other players, one from each team, are observing

00906 Space left for negative 00906 in case it turns up00916-2 A middle aged man is standing in what appears to be downtown Peterborough on the

sidewalk in front of a shop with a sign reading ‘Bill, Weddell, & Hills General Insurance’. The hand holds a large fist up to his right side with both hands. The fish’s’

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tail is just above the ground, the head sits slightly below the man’s shoulder. The man is looking at the camera and grinning

00926-1/2 Image on the top: Camera is positioned on the west sidewalk along Monaghan Road, looking South-East at the General Electric plant. A bus is stopped on the east side of the road, and a car is driving towards the camera. Pedestrians are crossing the street and walking along the sidewalks on the factory (east) side of the roadImage on the bottom: Camera is positioned on the west sidewalk along Monaghan Road, looking South-East at the General Electric plant. A bus is stopped on the east side of the road, and three cars are driving towards the camera. Pedestrians are crossing the street and walking along the sidewalks on the factory (east) side of the road. Slightly zoomed in compared to the previous image

00926-3/4 Image on the top: General Electric plant. Employees are exiting the building and crossing the street towards the camera. The back of a car can be seen in the left of the photographImage on the bottom: General Electric plant, taken from the same angle as negative 00926-3/4 (image on the top), but taken from a much greater distance. The view of the parking lot across the street from the plant can be seen filled with cars, closer to the camera than is the building

00926-5 The Quaker Oats Company building, photographed from the south sidewalk at the west end of the Hunter Street bridge. Cars are driving in both directions over the bridge

00926-6/7 Image on the top: A large brick building with a large brick column (smoke stack?) photographed from behind a chain link fence with barbed wireImage on the bottom: The back of the Quaker Oats Company building. A large square (brick patio area surrounded by trees) is seen in the foreground while the factory is in the background

00926-8/9 Image on the top: Westclox building. Photographed from the corner of Hunter Street and Armour Road. The building is photographed from behind a metal fenceImage on the bottom: Westclox building. A sign over the front door reads ‘Westclox Canada Limited’. Photograph is taken from the front of the building

00926-10/11 Image on the top: Photograph of the Outboard Marine, taken from across the street and to the left of the storeImage on the bottom: General Electric, photographed from across the street. Section of the building with the triangular shaped roves

00936-1/2 Image on the top: Four middle aged men. Three (the two on the left and the one on the far right) wear church robes, resembling those worn by priests during service, while the man second from the right is in a suit. They all wear glasses. The man on the far left is looking towards the camera. The man second from the left appears to be talking, while looking towards the two men on his left (right in image). The two men on the right are looking at the man talkingImage on the bottom: same photograph as negative 00936-1/2 (image on the top) only taken at a closer range (more zoomed in)

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00946-1 Six men walking across a bridge above a manmade dam with their backs to the camera. A large grass covered hill is in the background

00956-1 A young boy in corduroy pants and a T-shirt stand in a forest holding a large roughly round shape object. It resembles are rock but does not appear heavy as they boy’s muscles are not flexing and it rests in his hands. His mouth is open in a shocked expression

00956-2 The young boy from negative 00956-1 and another young boy are kneeling on the ground in the forest with the large object sitting on their laps. They both have a hand on the item and are examining it

00956-3 Same young boy as in negative 00956-1. He is still standing in a forest holding a large roughly round shape object. He is examining the object in his hands with a straight face

00956-4 The young boy from negative 00956-1 is kneeling in a grass field holding the large object. His mouth is open in a shocked expression as he looks down at the object in his hand. To his right (left in the photograph) is another young boy also kneeling in the grass. He has his hands under the object as well and is looking at the other boy with a large smile

00956-5 The two young boys from negative 00956-2 are standing in a forest. The boy on the left (that from negative 00956-1) is holding the large object in his arms. The boy on the right holds a football next to the large object. Both boys are examining the large object, which is at least three times the size of the football

00956-6 Same image as negative 00956-5, only taken closer in (more zoomed in)

00966-1 16 middle aged men grouped together; 14 of them are wearing baseball uniforms with jerseys reading ‘New Grand’. The man third from the right wears a suit and is shaking hands with a player while handing him a large trophy. The man in the suit is looking at the man whose hand he is shaking, while that man looks at the trophy. The other men watch

00966-2 13 middle aged men grouped together; 12 of them are wearing baseball uniforms with jersey reading ‘New Grand’. The same two men in negative 00966-1 continue to shake hands. The man in the suit is looking at the trophy while the man whose hand he is shaking is looking at him while holding the trophy. The other man watch

00976-1 Five middle aged women in long medium length skirts and jackets stand in a line one behind the other facing a man in front of them (in the right of the image) except the woman on the left of the image who is facing the camera and grinning. They each hold a small box in their right hand, and the man holds a similar box in both hands. The women directly next to the man is smiling with her held tilted slightly towards the man, who is looking down at her and appears to be talking. A large trophy case can be seen in the background

00976-2 Five middle aged women in long medium length skirts and jackets stand in a line one behind the other facing a man in front of them (in the right of the image). They each

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hold a small box in their right hand, and the man holds a similar box in both hands. The man is looking towards the woman on the far left of the image and appears to be talking. A large trophy case can be seen in the background

00986-1/2 Image on the top: A church under construction. Middle aged men in long robes are walking towards the camera in front of the church in between rows of people forming an isle at the bottom of the stairs. Young boys in scouting uniforms hold their hats in their hands along in the front row of people creating the isleImage on the bottom: A church under construction. Middle aged men in long robes are descending a small set of stairs holding flags on poles. People form an isle at the bottom of the stairs. Young boys in scouting uniforms hold their hats in their hands along in the front row of people creating the isle

00986-3/4 Image on the top: Two older gentlemen in priest’s robes stand in front of a large brick wall, facing each other. Between them is a brick and a mud shovel (bickers’ mud). The brick reads ‘1876-1960’. The man on the right holds the mud shovel in his right handImage on the bottom: Two older gentlemen in priest’s robes stand in front of a large brick wall, facing each other. Between them is a brick and a mud shovel (bickers’ mud). The brick reads ‘1876-1960’. The man on the right holds the mud shovel in his right hand

00986-5/6 Image on the top: close up view of the church. A man stands directly in front of the camera with his back towards the camera. A flag pole rests against his right shoulder. The church service workers are standing at the top of a small flight of stairs leading to the church entranceImage on the bottom: A church under construction. Middle aged men in long robes are standing at the top of a small flight of stairs leading to the church entrance. People are gathered at the bottom of the stairs with their backs to the camera

00996-1 Two middle aged men are seated behind a desk, looking down at documents spread out before them. They wear professional attire (suits). The man on the left of the image holds a document slightly off the table in his right hand. The photograph is taken from directly in front of them

00996-2 The two middle aged men from negative 00996-1 are seated behind a desk, documents spread out on the table before them. The man on the right of the image looks down at the documents, while the man on the left is looking up and to his right (left in the image); his mouth is slightly open. They wear professional attire (suits). The photograph is taken from directly in front of them

00996-3 Two middle aged men are seated behind a desk, looking down at documents spread out before them. They wear professional attire (suits). The photograph is taken from their right (left of the image) as opposed to directly in front of them

009106-1/2 Image on the top: two cars are pulled over to the right side of the road in front of a sign reading ‘Rock Haven Tavern’. Two men are leaning into the driver’s window of the car in front (furthest from the camera). The passenger door is open on the second car (closest to the camera).

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Image on the bottom: A car is stretched across the image, the back bumper in the left of the image and the front of the far cut off just behind the front wheel. A truck, angled with its front ended towards the car, is seen behind the car

009106-3 Two cars parked in front of a building with a sign reading ‘Rock Haven Tavern’. The car closest to the camera is damaged. The right front bumper is hanging low and the front hood is bent

009116-1 Three young men and one young woman are seated behind a desk (they appear to be in their late teens or early twenties). The man on the far right of the image is wearing a suit, while the rest wear collared polo T-shirts. The man in the suit has both hands on the table. The girl is seated second from the left of the image, with her hair pulled back, and she appears to be talking. The three men look towards her. Two books are open on the table, one placed between the two men on the right of the image, the other between the man and woman on the left of the image

009116-2 Three young men and one young woman are seated behind a desk (they appear to be in their late teens or early twenties). The man on the far right of the image is wearing a suit, while the rest wear collared polo T-shirts. The man in the suit has both hands on the table; the man to his right (left in image) has one hand on the table. The girl is seated second from the left of the image, with her hair pulled back, and her right arm is placed on the table. The man on the far left has his hands folded on the table. The boy second from the right appears to be talking, and everyone looks towards him, while he looks towards the girl who is smiling. Two books are open on the table, one placed between the two men on the right of the image, the other between the man and woman on the left of the image

009126-1/2 Image on the top: Close up of an elderly woman wearing glasses. She looks at the camera and appears to be talking. With her right hand she points to a tree in a painting to her left. Portions of two paintings can be seen in the backgroundImage on the bottom: The same woman as in negative 009126-1/2 (image on the top). She holds a painting of a cottage placed among other, before a lake and surrounded by pine trees to her left. She is looking up at the camera but not smiling. Two other paintings can be seen in the background

009126-3 The same woman as in negatives 009126-1/2. She holds a painting of a cottage placed among others, before a lake and surrounded by pine trees to her left. She is looking off to the right of the camera and she is not smiling. She is seated on a couch. Two other paintings can be seen in the background.

009136-1 Four middle aged men in suits standing side by side. The man on the far left of the image wears glasses and looks towards the man on the far right of the image. The man second from the left is looking at the camera and smiling. The man second from the right has his head facing the man to his right (left in the image), but is looking at the camera and grinning. The man on the far right is looking towards the man on the far left and grinning

009136-2 Same four middle aged men in suits as in negative 009136-1 standing side by side. The

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man on the far left of the image wears glasses and looks towards the man on the far right of the image. The man second from the left is looking at the man on the far right and smiling. The man second from the right has his head facing the man to his right (left in the image), but is looking at the camera and grinning. The man on the far right is looking towards the man on the far left and is smiling

009146-1 Two middle aged men in suits are standing side by side, their bodies angled slightly towards each other. The man on the left has a straight face, while the man on the right, wearing glasses, is frowning. The man on the first holds a small clock at chest level. The two men are looking at each other

009146-2 The two middle aged men from negative 009146-1 are standing side by side, their bodies angled slightly towards each other and facing each other. The man on the first holds a small clock at chest level. The man on the left is looking down at the clock and smiling. The man on the right is looking at the man on his right (left of image) and he is grinning

009156-1 Image of T.J. Cavanagh Ltd. Frigidaire Appliances. It is a small brick building with a glass window front. Photograph is taken from across the street and to the left of the building. A brick house is behind the store

009156-2 Image of T.J. Cavanagh Ltd. Frigidaire Appliances. It is a small brick building with a glass window front. Photograph is taken from across the street and in front of the building, slightly to the right. A car is parked in a laneway to the right of the building (right in the image)

009156-3 Image of T.J. Cavanagh Ltd. Frigidaire Appliances. It is a small brick building with a glass window front. Photograph is taken from across the street and directly in front of the building. Two cars are parked in a laneway to the right of the building (right in the image)

01008-1 A group of 34 young girls standing long the shoulder of a road. They wear boots that rise to mid-shin, long-sleeved dresses that sit just above the knee, and hats with a pompom. They each hold a metal baton in their right arm, while their left hand is placed on their hip. Their right leg is slightly extended to their side so it rests on their toes. They all look towards the camera and smile

01008-2 A group of 34 young girls standing long the shoulder of a road. They wear boots that rise to mid-shin, long-sleeved dresses that sit just above the knee, and hats with a pompom. They each hold a metal baton in their right arm, while their left hand is placed on their hip. Their right leg is slightly extended to their side so it rests on their toes. They all look towards the camera and smile

01008-3 One young girl wearing wear boots that rise to mid-shin, a long-sleeved dress that sit just above the knee, and a hat with a pompom, and she holds a metal baton in her right hand while her left hand is placed on her hip. She faces the camera but does not smile. To her left (right in the image), is a large group of girls (~36) in bathing suits lined up side by side along the edge of a pool. They are facing the camera and smiling. Half the girls wear bathing caps

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01008-4 One young girl wearing wear boots that rise to mid-shin, a long-sleeved dress that sit just above the knee, and a hat with a pompom, and she holds a metal baton in her right hand while her left hand is placed on her hip. She faces the camera but does not smile. To her left (right in the image), is a large group of girls (~36) in bathing suits lined up side by side along the edge of a pool. They are facing the camera and smiling. Half the girls wear bathing caps

01008-5 A group of 34 young girls standing long the shoulder of a road. They wear boots that rise to mid-shin, long-sleeved dresses that sit just above the knee, and hats with a pompom. They each hold a metal baton in their right arm, while their left hand is placed on their hip. Their right leg is slightly extended to their side so it rests on their toes. They all look towards the camera and smile

01018-1 Four older gentlemen in suits standing side by side. The two men on the outside wear glasses. The man second from the right of the image appears to be talking. The other three men look at him with straight faces

01018-2 The four older gentlemen in suits from negative 01018-1 are standing side by side. The two men on the outside wear glasses. The man second from the right of the image is looking towards the camera and smiling. The two men look at him and are smiling. The man on the far right is smiling and looking straight ahead

01028-1 Three middle aged women are standing together outside with a brick building in the background. The woman on the left of the image holds a large teapot in one hand and a teacup in the other, while the woman in the middle holds the saucer for the teacup. The woman on the right of the image is dropping a sugar cube into the teacup. They are all looking down at the teacup

01028-2/3 Image on the top: Three middle aged women are standing together outside with a row of trees in the background. The woman on the left of the image holds a teacup and saucer; the woman in the middle holds a large teapot; the woman on the right of the image is dropping a sugar cube into the teacup. The woman on the left of the image and that in the middle are looking up at the camera and smiling, while the woman on the right is looking down at the teacup with a straight faceImage on the bottom: Three middle aged women are standing together outside with a row of trees in the background. The woman on the left of the image holds a teacup and saucer; the woman in the middle holds a large teapot; the woman on the right of the image is dropping a sugar cube into the teacup. The woman on the left of the image and that in the middle are looking up at the camera and smiling, while the woman on the right is looking down at the teacup with a straight face

01038-1 Seven young men are standing in suits behind two young women in dresses who are seated. The women each hold a bouquet of flowers. They are all looking at the camera and smiling

01048-1 Large group of people descending the stands in a baseball stadium. Quaker Oats can be seen in the background

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01048-2 Middle aged man in a baseball stadium standing at home plate with his back to the camera and the bat held in his right hand. The catcher squats behind him, and the umpire stands behind the catcher. The stands in the stadium are full

01048-3 16 middle aged men grouped together. All are looking at the camera and most are smiling. 14 wear jerseys that read ‘Lakefield’, one man standing on the left of the image wears a suit, while the last man wears pants and a jacket . The two men on the right of the image and standing in the back row hold up a large trophy between them.

01048-4 Three middle aged men standing together outside in front of a brick wall. The two men on the left stand side-by-side, facing the man on the right, who is also facing them. They are shaking hands

01048-5 The three middle aged men from negative 01048-4 are standing together outside in front of a brick wall. They all stand side by side, one hand each clasped between in front of them. The two men on the left are facing the man on the right, and he is facing the man in the middle. They are all smiling

01048-6 13 middle aged men form two rows outside in front of a brick building; the first row is squatting. They all face the camera and are smiling. In the front row, the men second and third from the right hold trophies between their legs

01048-7 13 middle aged men form two rows outside in front of a brick building; the first row is squatting. Most are facing the camera and are smiling. In the front row, the men second and third from the right hold trophies between their legs

01048-8 Two middle aged men are shaking hands on a baseball field. The man on the left wears a baseball uniform and his jersey reads ‘Lakefield’. The man on the right wears a jacket that reads ‘Pepsi’s’. They are talking to each other. A young boy is in the background with his hands on his hips standing in front of empty stands/bleachers

01048-9 Three middle aged men in baseball uniforms reading ‘Lakefield’ are standing side by side facing the camera and smiling. They stand in front of empty bleachers. They each hold out their right arm and have their hands placed together in the middle

01048-10 Baseball game. A middle aged man in sliding on his side towards a base. A middle aged man wearing a different jersey is approaching him. Other players are scattered among the field

01048-11 Baseball game. A middle aged man is preparing to run off base, while the opposing player beside him is slightly crouched as if waiting for a pass. A third player stands outside the foul line, bent over slightly watching

01048-12 Three middle aged men wearing baseball uniforms reading ‘Lakefield’ are kneeling outside in front of a brick building. The man in the middle holds a trophy above his right shoulder, while the two men beside him each hold a handle on the trophy. They are all facing the camera and grinning

01048-13 Three middle aged men wearing baseball uniforms reading ‘Lakefield’ are kneeling outside in front of a brick building. The man in the middle holds a trophy above his right shoulder, while the two men beside him each hold a handle on the trophy. They are all facing the camera. The man on the left of the image and the man in the middle are both grinning, while the man on the right of the image is smiling

01058-1 An elderly gentleman wearing glasses holds two wooden ducks in his arms. He is

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looking at the camera with a straight face. He is outside a house01058-2 The elderly gentleman from negative 01058-1 is inside a workshop. He is slicing

shavings of wood off a piece of wood shaped like a duck. He is looking down at his work and smiling

01058-3 The elderly gentleman from negative 01058-1 is inside a workshop. He is slicing shavings of wood off a piece of wood shaped like a duck. He is looking down at his work with a straight face, while leaning forward slightly

01058-4 An elderly gentleman wearing glasses holds two wooden ducks in his arms. He is looking at the camera and smiling. He is outside a house

Volume 5 (01061 through 101120 – October 1960, assignment 61 through January 1961, assignment 120)

Photographic Negative

Description

01068-1 Middle aged woman wearing a skirt and blouse is seated on a couch. Her hands are folded in her lap. Her head is turned to her left to face the camera, and she is smiling

01068-2 Same middle aged woman wearing a skirt and blouse as in negative 01068-1 is seated on a couch. Her hands are folded in her lap. Her head is turned to her left to face the camera. She has a straight face

01078-1/2 Image on the top: Elderly gentleman with a beard is looking out a window. He has a pipe in his mouth. Close up photographImage on the bottom: Elderly gentleman seen in negative 01078-1/2 (image on the top) is looking out a window. He has a pipe in his mouth. He is seated on a couch

01088-1 Two elderly gentlemen and one middle aged gentleman are grouped together wearing suits. The middle aged man is standing in the middle, holding a framed certificate that reads in part ‘Award for Leadership in the Field of Safety’. He is smiling and looking towards the camera, although he faces the gentleman to his right (left in the image). The man on the left of the image is looking at the middle aged man and holds the corner of the framed award. He appears to be talking. The gentleman on the right is grinning and looking at the award

01088-2 Two elderly gentlemen and one middle aged gentleman are grouped together wearing suits. The middle aged man is standing in the middle, holding a framed certificate that reads in part ‘Award for Leadership in the Field of Safety’. He is smiling and looking towards the camera, although he faces the gentleman to his right (left in the image). The man on the left of the image is looking at the middle aged man and holds the corner of the framed award. He appears to be talking. The gentleman on the right is grinning and looking at the award. Closer image (more zoomed in) than previous

01098-1 One middle aged woman, one middle aged man, and one elderly man standing together in professional attire. The woman is standing on the left of the image, facing

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the two men on her left (right of the image) and she appears to be talking. The middle aged man stands in the middle, holding a book and pointing to a page. He is smiling and looking at the camera. The elderly man is standing on the right, smiling, and looking at the woman

01098-2 One middle aged woman, one middle aged man, and one elderly man (same as in negative 01098-1). The middle aged man is seated at a cluttered desk, holding up a thin book. The woman is standing in the middle, looking down at the book held by the middle aged man. The elderly man is standing on the right of the image, also looking down at the book held by the middle aged man

01098-3 One middle aged woman, one middle aged man, and one elderly man standing together in professional attire (same as in negative 01098-1). The woman is standing on the left of the image, facing the two men on her left (right of the image). The middle aged man stands in the middle, holding a book and pointing to a page. He is smiling and looking at the elderly man on his left (right in the image). The elderly man is standing on the right, looking at the woman, and appears to be talking

010108-1/2 Image on the top: A middle aged man and young man squatting, facing each other. They are looking down at their hands. The middle aged man holds a magnifying glass. The young man holds a pad of paper to his rightImage on the bottom: A middle aged man and young man squatting, facing each other. They are looking down at their hands. The young man holds a pad of paper to his right and a magnifying glass.

010118-1/2 Image on the top: Young man is leaning slightly to his left, and holding a sign in his hands rested on a counter that reads ‘Charles W Clark 1889-1890’. He is looking at the camera and smilingImage on the bottom: Young man is leaning slightly to his left, and holding a sign in his hands rested on a counter that reads ‘Charles W Clark 1889-1890’. He is looking at the camera with a straight face. Close up photograph

010128-1/2 Image on the top: Two older men overlooking a construction site. The man on the left is seated on a docks tying station, while the man on the right stands behind him. They have their backs to the cameraImage on the bottom: Two older men overlooking a construction site. The man on the left is seated on a docks tying station, while the man on the right stands behind him. They have their backs to the camera

010128-3 A cement dock is seen in the left of the image. A large pile of dirt seen on the right of the image. Water separates the two. A machine is on the pile of dirt and scooping up some. Two men stand on the end of the dock

010128-4/5 Image on the top: A cement dock is seen in the left of the image. A large pile of dirt seen on the right of the image. Water separates the two. A machine is on the pile of dirt and scooping up some. Two men stand on the end of the dockImage on the bottom: A cement dock is seen in the left of the image. A large pile of dirt seen on the right of the image. Water separates the two. A machine is on the pile

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of dirt and scooping up some. Two men stand on the end of the dock. Photograph is taken from on the dirt pile

010138-1 Three middle aged gentlemen in suits standing side by side. They are facing the camera and grinning. The man in the middle holds a piece of paper in his two hands

010148-1 Two elderly women, two elderly men and one middle aged men standing together in a church. The middle aged man (priest) holds open a book and appears to be talking while facing the group. The elderly lady on the right is looking down at the book, while the three others are looking at the middle aged man

010148-2/3 Image on the top: Two elderly women, two elderly men and one middle aged men standing together in a church. The middle aged man (priest) points to a page in an open book on a table, and he appears to be talking. The elderly lady and elderly man on the right are looking down at the book, while the elderly man and lady on the left are staring straight ahead towards the camera (same two couples are previous negative)Image on the bottom: three elderly men and one elderly lady. One elderly man is seated on the left, while the other three are standing. The man on the right of the image appears to be talking, and he helps hold a book. The woman and man standing each hold part of the same book, and look towards the man on the right of the image. The man seated looks to the man talking on the right of the image

010148-4/5 Image on the top: three elderly men and one elderly lady. One elderly man is seated on the left, while the other three are standing. The man on the right of the image appears to be talking, and he helps hold a book. The woman and man standing each hold part of the same book, and look towards the man on the right of the image. The man seated looks to the man talking on the right of the image (same people are previous image)Image on the bottom: three elderly men and one elderly lady. One elderly man is seated on the left, while the other three are standing. The man on the right of the image appears to be talking, and he helps hold a book. The woman and man standing each hold part of the same book, and look straight ahead. The man seated looks straights ahead (same people are previous image)

010158-1/2 Image on the top: Two elderly men and six elderly women behind a table. Two women are seated at the table, and the one on the right holds up a piece of paper, which everyone is looking at. They all wear formal attire. The two men stand on either side of the other four women.Image on the bottom: Two elderly men and six elderly women behind a table. Two women are seated at the table while the two men stand on either side of the other four women. They are all looking at the camera and most are smiling. They all wear formal attire

010158-3 Two elderly men and six elderly women behind a table. Two women are seated at the table, while the two men stand on either side of the other four women. They are all looking at the camera and most are smiling. They all wear formal attire

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010168-1/2 Image on the top: Three young men standing together side by side, each holding something up to their mouth (apple, orange?). The man in the middle wears a shirt that reads ‘LCVI’ while the man on the left of the image wears shorts that read ‘Adam Scott’. Photograph taken from straight onImage on the bottom: A middle aged man with a shirt reading ‘8’ is running towards the camera. There are people gathered watching

010168-3/4 Image on the top: Three young men standing together side by side, each holding something up to their mouth (apple, orange?). The man in the middle wears a shirt that reads ‘LCVI’ while the man on the left of the image wears shorts that read ‘Adam Scott’. Photograph taken slightly from the left. (same boys as in negative 010168-1/2 (image on the top))Image on the bottom: Three young men standing together side by side, each holding something up to their mouth (apple, orange?). The man in the middle wears a shirt that reads ‘LCVI’ while the man on the left of the image wears shorts that read ‘Adam Scott’. Photograph taken slightly from the right (same boys as in negative 010168-1/2 (image on the top))

010168-5 Large group of young men lined up side by side, in a position as though they are about to start running

01105 Space left for negative 01105 in case it turns up01115-1/2 Image on the top: Two older men and two older women in professional attire

standing side by side. The man and woman on the left of the image wear hats, while the man and women on the right hold hats in their hands. The hats read ‘Northern Division A.M.D.S.’ The two on the left are smiling. The man on the right appears to be talking. Everyone is looking at himImage on the bottom: same four people as in previous image. Man wearing the hat is on the far left; woman holding hat is second from left; woman wearing the hat is second from the right; and the man holding the hat is on the far right. The woman wearing the hat is looking straight ahead with a straight face while the other three are looking down at the hats in the hands of the man and woman.

01115-3 Two older men and two older women in professional attire standing side by side. The man and woman on the left of the image wear hats, while the man and women on the right hold hats in their hands. The hats read ‘Northern Division A.M.D.S.’ The man on the right appears to be talking. Everyone is looking at him and smiling

01125-1/2 Image on the top: Three middle aged women standing side by side in dresses and hats. The woman in the middle holds a bouquet of flowers. The woman on the right is looking down at the flowers, while the woman on the left and the woman in the middle are looking at her.Image on the bottom: Same three middle aged women from negative 01125-1/2 (image on the top) standing side by side in dresses and hats. The women in the middle and on the left have switched spots. The woman in the middle holds a bouquet of flowers. They all look at the flowers and are grinning. Close up photo

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01125-3 Same three middle aged women from negative 01125-1/2 (image on the top) standing side by side in dresses and hats. The women in the middle and on the left have switched spots. The woman in the middle holds a bouquet of flowers. They all look at the flowers and are grinning

01135-1 Elderly man in a baseball cap is tying a deer to the roof of a car. He is looking up at the deer with his mouth slightly open. His left hand is on the antlers and his right hand on the hooves

01135-2 Elderly man in a baseball cap is tying a deer to the roof of a car. He is looking straight ahead with a straight face. His left hand is on the antlers and his right hand on the hooves

01145-1 Two young girls in dresses are seated at a table. The girl closest to the camera is leaning over the table putting together a puzzle. The girl beside her watches her work and is smiling

01155-1 Five older women seated on the ground side by side. Curling stones and brooms are placed in front of them. The woman on the left holds a plaque, and the woman in the middle holds what looks like a decorative plate. The woman on the far right is appears to be talking and is looking towards the women on her right (left in image). They are all looking at the woman on the far right of the image and smiling

01155-2 Five older women seated on the ground side by side. Curling stones and brooms are placed in front of them. The woman on the left holds a plaque, and the woman in the middle holds what looks like a decorative plate. The woman on the far right is appears to be talking and is looking towards The camera. The woman in the middle is looking towards the camera and smiling. The other three women are all looking at the woman on the far right of the image and smiling

01165-1 Older woman staring straight ahead with a straight face. She wears a uniform with a symbol and an S on the right collar, and a hat

01165-6/7 Image on the top: middle aged man staring straight ahead with a straight face. He wears a uniform with a symbol and an S on the right collarImage on the bottom: middle aged man looking towards the camera with a straight face. He wears a uniform with a symbol and an S on the right collar

01165-9 Large brick building with two signs reading ‘In God we Trust’ and ‘Salvation Army Temple’

01175-1/2 Image on the top: two middle aged women in dresses standing facing each other. The woman on the left holds up a large piece of paper with sketches of dresses, and holds in her hand a piece of fabric. The woman on the right also holds the piece of fabric. The woman on the left is smilingImage on the bottom: two middle aged women in dresses standing facing each other. The woman on the left holds up a large piece of paper with sketches of dresses, and holds in her hand a piece of fabric. The woman on the right also holds the piece of

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fabric. The woman on the left appears to be talking

01185-1/2 Image on the top: two middle aged women and six young girls standing behind a large flag with a logo resembling that of the united nations. The women are in the left of the photo, with the flag, while the young girls are in the right behind the flag pole. The six girls are looking at the camera and smiling while the women are looking towards the girlsImage on the bottom: two middle aged women and six young girls standing behind a large flag with a logo resembling that of the united nations. The women are in the left of the photo, with the flag, while the young girls are in the right behind the flag pole. The women are looking towards the girls. Some of the girls are smiling at the camera while others are looking at the women

01195-1/2 Image on the top: three middle aged men, one young man and one young woman standing side by side on a stage. One middle aged man stands on the left, followed by the young man, young woman, and the two other middle aged men on the right. The man on the left appears to be talking; the young man and the middle aged man second from the right are looking at him. The man on the far right is handing the woman a trophy, he looks at her; she is looking at the camera and smilingImage on the bottom: three middle aged men, one young man and one young woman standing side by side on a stage. One middle aged man stands on the left, followed by the young man, young woman, and the two other middle aged men on the right. The man on the left appears to be talking; the young man is looking at him and smiling. The man on the far right is handing the woman a trophy, he looks at her; she is looking at the camera and smiling. The man second from the right is looking towards the camera and smiling

011105-1/2 Image on the top: two elderly men and two elderly women seated side by side on chairs. The two men are in the middle. The man on the right of the photograph, with the tie, holds open a small book. He is facing the woman on his left (right in photograph), and she is looking down at the book. The other man and woman are looking at the bookImage on the bottom: two elderly men and two elderly women seated side by side on chairs. The two men are in the middle. The man on the right of the photograph, with the tie, holds open a small book. they all look down at the book

011105-3 Two elderly men and two elderly women seated side by side on chairs. The two men are in the middle. The man on the right of the photograph, with the tie, holds open a small book. He is talking and looking towards the woman on his right (left in photograph). the two women and the other man are looking at the man with the book

011115 Space left for negative 011115 in case it turns up011125-1/2 Image on the top: elderly woman in a shop behind a deli and pastry counter. Middle

aged woman in front of counter facing elderly woman. Elderly woman is placing pastries in a paper bag while talking to customer. Taken from customer side of

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counter – from the customers left side (left side of photograph)Image on the bottom: elderly woman in a shop behind a deli and pastry counter. Middle aged woman in front of counter facing elderly woman. Elderly woman is placing pastries in a paper bag while talking to customer. Taken from employee side of counter from the employees right side (left side of photograph)MAGGIES MEAT MARKET!! I recognize Maggie!

011125-3/4 Image on the top: elderly woman in a shop behind a deli and pastry counter. Middle aged woman in front of counter facing elderly woman. Elderly woman is placing pastries in a paper bag while talking to customer. Taken from customer side of counter – from the customers right (right side of photograph)Image on the bottom: elderly woman in a shop behind a deli and pastry counter. Middle aged woman in front of counter facing elderly woman. Elderly woman is placing pastries in a paper bag while talking to customer. Taken from customer side of counter – from the customers right side (right side of photograph)

011125-5/6 Image on the top: two older gentlemen. Man closest to the camera sits behind a counter with a typewriter on it. Man furthest from the camera stands over the seated man’s left shoulder. Both are looking towards the camera with a straight faceImage on the bottom: two older gentlemen. Man closest to the camera sits behind a counter with a typewriter on it. Man furthest from the camera stands over the seated man’s left shoulder. Both are looking towards at the typewriter with a straight face

011125-7/8 Image on the top: three older gentlemen. Two gentlemen from negatives 011115-5/6. Man closest to the camera is seated at a desk holding a piece of paper. He is looking down at the paper in his hand. Man on the far right looking down at him with a small document in his hand (size of passport). Man is middle is looking at the man on his left (right in photograph)Image on the bottom: three older gentlemen. Two gentlemen from negatives 011115-5/6. Man closest to the camera is seated at a desk holding a piece of paper. He is looking up to the man on the right of the photograph, who is looking down at him with a small document in his hand (size of passport). Man is middle is down at the man seated

011125-9/10 Image on the top: older aged woman and a young girl. Middle aged woman is crouched down to the girl’s level. She is looking up at the girl, smiling and holding bills. The little girl is looking at her with a straight face (looks like Maggie again)Image on the bottom: older aged woman and a young girl. Middle aged woman is crouched down to the girl’s level. She is looking up at the girl, smiling and holding bills. The little girl is smiling at the woman

011125-11/12 Image on the top: two elderly ladies standing side by side in a store isle filled with cans. The lady on the right is in a uniform (employee). She holds a large can and is talking to the lady on her right (left in image). Lady on left is holding a small can. They are looking at each otherImage on the bottom: two elderly ladies standing side by side in a store isle filled with cans. The lady on the right is in a uniform (employee). She holds a large can. Lady on left is holding a small can. They are looking down at the cans in their hands

011125-13 Older aged woman and a young girl. Middle aged woman is crouched down to the

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girl’s level. She is looking up at the girl, smiling and holding bills. The little girl is smiling at the woman

011125-14 Group of men, women, and children with shopping carts in a store aisle. None are posed for the camera. Photograph taken looking down on the shoppers

011135-1/2 Image on the top: standing on a sidewalk looking down the sidewalk. Hole in the middle of sidewalk and it is blocked off by road barriers. Cars driving down the street to the right of the sidewalkImage on the bottom: looking at the whole and road barriers from previous image

011135-3 Photographer is standing on a sidewalk looking down the sidewalk. Hole in the middle of sidewalk and it is blocked off by road barriers. Cars driving down the street to the right of the sidewalk

011145-1/2 Image on the top: two middle aged women seated side by side. Woman on the right of the photograph has a piece of paper on her lap. Woman on left of photograph is writing on this piece of paper. They are both looking down at the paperImage on the bottom: group of middle aged women in uniform. Three lined side-by-side in the center of the photograph, holding hands. The other women form lines stretching to the back of the photograph behind them , creating an aisle

01208-1 Kenner gym. Empty. Bleachers along the side of the court and those up above01208-2/3 Image on the top: workshop. Large machines (sewing machines? Woodworking

machines?)Image on the bottom: photograph of an empty hallway

01208-4/5 Image on the top: auditorium. Rows of seating stretched out in front of the camera. Stage with closed curtain seen on the rightImage on the bottom: auditorium. Rows of seating stretched out in front of the camera. Stage with a closed curtain in the center of the photograph

01208-6/7 Image on the top: empty classroom. Bookshelves line the walls on the left of the photograph. Rectangular Group tables beside the bookcasesImage on the bottom: empty classroom. Bookshelves line the walls on the right of the photograph. Round Group tables beside the bookcases

01208-8/9 Image on the top: auditorium. Rows of seating stretched out in front of the camera. Stage with closed curtain seen on the rightImage on the bottom: empty classroom. Rows of work benches with sinks in the middle line the room. Stools stored under the benches

01208-10 Auditorium. Stage floor seen in the foreground. Rows of seating stretched out in front of camera

01218 Space left for negative 01118 in case it turns up01228-1/2 Image on the top: two older gentlemen in suits sitting side by side at a small desk. An

ashtray and a piece of paper are on the desk. The man on the right of the image appears to be talking. They are looking at each otherImage on the bottom: two older gentlemen in suits sitting side by side at a small desk.

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An ashtray and a piece of paper are on the desk. The man on the right of the image appears to be talking. They are looking at each other

01228-3/4 Image on the top: older gentleman (man from right in negatives 01228-1/2) standing alone facing the camera. In a suit. He is not smilingImage on the bottom: older gentleman (man from right in negatives 01228-1/2) standing alone facing the camera. In a suit. He is not smiling

01238-1 Man in suit and a uniform cap (like those worn by police or fire captains) kneeling behind a chopped down pine tree. He holds a saw to the end of the tree (bottom trunk). He is looking at the camera and grinning

01238-2 Man in suit and a uniform cap (like those worn by police or fire captains) kneeling behind a chopped down pine tree. He holds a saw to the end of the tree (bottom trunk). He is looking at the camera and grinning

01248-1/2 Image on the top: two middle aged couples standing together. Those are right have their bodies turned towards those on left, and vice versa. The women are in the middle. Professional (formal) attire. Christmas tree seen in the background. The women on the left of the image appears to be talking. Others are looking at her and smilingImage on the bottom: two middle aged couples standing together. Those are right have their bodies turned towards those on left, and vice versa. The women are in the middle. Professional (formal) attire. Christmas tree seen in the background. The man on the right appears to be talking and looking at the other man, who looks back at him. The two women are facing the camera and smiling

01248-3/4 Image on the top: two middle aged couples standing together (same people as negatives 01248-1/2). Christmas tree is in front of them and in the right of the image. They are all looking at the tree and smilingImage on the bottom: two middle aged couples standing together (same people as negatives 01248-1/2). Christmas tree is in front of them and in the right of the image. They are all looking at the tree and smiling

01258-1 Middle aged man. Seated. Body turned to the right of the image. Head turned toward the camera. Smiling

01258-2 Middle aged man from negative 01258-1 in an indoor driving range. His body is facing the camera. Starting a gold swing

01258-3 Middle aged man from negative 01258-1 in an indoor driving range. His body is facing the camera. Club is connecting with the ball

01258-4 Two middle aged men in a living room. Man from negative 01258-1 is standing and leaning on a stone fireplace, facing to the right of the image where the second man is seated. He looks up at the man leaning on fireplace, who appears to be talking

01258-5 Middle aged man. Seated. Body turned to the right of the image. Head turned toward the camera. He has a pipe in his mouth

01258-6 Large empty room. There are small numbered flags scattered throughout the room. Similar to those marking evidence at a crime scene. facing a wall with a door on the

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left of image01258-7 Large empty room. There are small numbered flags scattered throughout the room.

Similar to those marking evidence at a crime scene. Facing a wall with four windows. Two standing lamps are under the windows

01258-8 Large empty room. There are small numbered flags scattered throughout the room. Similar to those marking evidence at a crime scene. Facing a wall with four windows. Two standing lamps are under the windows

01258-9 Large empty room. There are small numbered flags scattered throughout the room. Similar to those marking evidence at a crime scene. Facing a wall with a door on the left of image. Only the first foot or two up the walls can be seen; photograph is focused on the floor and the flags

01258-10 Large empty room. There are small numbered flags scattered throughout the room. Similar to those marking evidence at a crime scene. Facing a wall with a door on the left of image. Only the first few feet up the walls can be seen; photograph is focused on the floor and the flags

01258-11 Large empty room. There are small numbered flags scattered throughout the room. Similar to those marking evidence at a crime scene. Facing a wall with a door on the left of image. Only the first foot or two up the walls can be seen; photograph is focused on the floor and the flags

01258-12 Large empty room. There are small numbered flags scattered throughout the room. Similar to those marking evidence at a crime scene. Facing a wall with a door on the left of image. Only the first foot or two up the walls can be seen; photograph is focused on the floor and the flags

01258-13 Large empty room. There are small numbered flags scattered throughout the room. Similar to those marking evidence at a crime scene. Facing a wall with a door on the left of image. Only the first foot or two up the walls can be seen; photograph is focused on the floor and the flags

01258-14 Large empty room. There are small numbered flags scattered throughout the room. Similar to those marking evidence at a crime scene. Facing a wall with four windows. Two standing lamps are under the windows

01258-15 Middle aged man from negative 01258-1 in an indoor driving range. His body is facing the camera. Starting a gold swing

01258-16 Middle aged man from negative 01258-1 in an indoor driving range. His body is facing the camera. Club is connecting with the ball

01268-1/2 Image on the top: Large table with 11 middle aged men and women seated around it. A large bookcase fills the wall behind the table. The man at the head of the table is looking to his left (right in photograph). People in left of photograph face the camera. People on right of photograph face across the table. None are smiling. All in formal attireImage on the bottom: Large table with 11 middle aged men and women seated around it. A large bookcase fills the wall behind the table. The man at the head of the table is looking to his left (right in photograph). People in left of photograph face the camera. People on right of photograph face across the table. None are smiling. All in

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formal attire01268-3 Middle aged man in glasses. Seated. Both facing the left of the photograph. Head

turned towards the camera. Man is looking at camera but not smiling. he wears a suit01268-4 Middle aged man different than that in negative 01268-3. Wears glasses and a suit.

Body turned to the right of the image. Head facing camera. Not smiling01268-5 Middle aged man same as in negative 01268-4. Wears glasses and a suit. Body turned

to the right of the image. Head facing camera. He is grinning01268-6/7 Image on the top: Large table with 11 middle aged men and women seated around it.

A large bookcase fills the wall behind the table. The man at the head of the table is looking to his left (right in photograph). Everyone else is facing the camera. None are smiling. All in formal attire. (same as negatives 01268-1/2)Image on the bottom: Large table with 11 middle aged men and women seated around it. A large bookcase fills the wall behind the table. The man at the head of the table is looking to his right (left in photograph). Everyone else is facing the camera. None are smiling. All in formal attire. (same as negatives 01268-1/2)

01278-1 Car in a field. Front bumper and hood are damaged as though in a car crash. Front passenger side door is pushed inward, as is the tire a man stands behind the car, looking into the rear door on the driver’s side

01278-2 Three way intersection. A tow truck is to the left of a street sign indicating a T’ shaped intersection. Car is in the field behind the sign (off the road). Two people stand with their backs to the camera facing the car

01278-3/4 Image on the top: car badly damaged with the front hood crumpled up towards the windshield is being lifted into the back of a tow truckImage on the bottom: Car in a field. Front bumper and hood are damaged as though in a car crash. Front passenger side door is pushed inward, as is the tire a man stands behind the car, looking into the rear door on the driver’s side

01288-1 A poster standing on a chair. It is an image of star with a pole in the middle and two triangles on top the pole. It reads ‘Lakefield’

01288-2/3 Image on the top: a middle aged man holds a poster that is an image of star with a pole in the middle and two triangles on top the pole. It reads ‘Lakefield’. His left shoulder faces the camera, but his head is turned so his face is seen. He is looking to the left of the camera. He is not smilingImage on the bottom: a middle aged man holds a poster that is an image of star with a pole in the middle and two triangles on top the pole. It reads ‘Lakefield’. His left shoulder faces the camera. He is not smiling

01298-1/2 Image on the top: two middle aged men seated on a snowmobile. Trees in the background. Photograph taken from the side. They are both facing the camera. The man on the front is grinning, the man on the back has a straight faceImage on the bottom: two middle aged men seated on a snowmobile. Trees in the background. Photograph taken with the snowmobile angled towards the camera. They are both facing the camera. They are both grinning

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012108-1/2 Image on the top: four elderly men down on done knee. They each hold a curling broom. A curling rock is placed in the middle on the ground in front of them. The man on the left of the image is smiling and facing the camera. The man second from the left of the image is looking down and towards the man on the left of the image. The man second from the right is looking down at the ground. The man on the right is smiling and looking towards the man on the far leftImage on the bottom: four elderly men down on one knee. They each hold a curling broom. A curling rock is placed in the middle on the ground in front of them. The man on the left of the image is smiling and looking towards the man on the far right. The man second from the left of the image is looking down at the ground and grinning. The man second from the right is looking down at the ground. The man on the right is smiling and looking towards the man on the far left

012118-1 Four middle aged men playing hockey. The goalie is on his back in front of the net. The player closest to the camera is leaning over as a man is falling onto his back. The fourth player is standing furthest from the camera behind these two men, looking down at them. He wears the captains jersey

012118-2 Seven middle aged men playing hockey. The goalie stands in the net with a jersey reading ‘M’, preparing to block a shot at the puck moves toward him in the air. The rest of the players are waiting for the rebound

012118-3 Seven middle aged men playing hockey. The goalie is on his knees with his back to the camera. The rest of the players are standing in front of the net. One player wears a jersey that reads ‘T.P.T.’

012118-4 Five middle aged men playing hockey. The goalie stands in the net with a jersey reading ‘M’, looking over his shoulder air. The rest of the players are standing in front of the net

012118-5 Two middle aged hockey players. The goalie is about to catch the puck that is flying in the air towards him. A player with a jersey reading ‘M’ is in front of the net facing the goalie

012118-6 Middle aged men playing hockey. Jerseys read ‘M’ and ‘T.P.T’. Two players, one from each team are skating side by side towards the camera in the left of the photograph, passing the referee. Others skating in the background

012128-1/2 Image on the top: two middle aged men and two middle aged women standing side by side. The two men are on the right; women on the left. The two men hold a clock between them, it points to 12:00. They all wear party hats. The two women have party blowers in their hands. Everyone is smiling. All facing the camera except the woman on far left who is looking at the clock. Formal attireImage on the bottom: two middle aged men and two middle aged women standing side by side. The two men are on the right; women on the left. The two men hold a clock between them, it points to 12:00. They all wear party hats. The two women have party blowers in their hands. Everyone is smiling. All facing the camera. Formal attire

012128-3 Two middle aged men and two middle aged women standing side by side. The two

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men are on the right; women on the left. The two men hold a clock between them, it points to 12:00. They all wear party hats. They all have party blowers; the two men have them up to their mouths and the women have them in their hands. All facing the camera except the woman on far left who is looking at the clock. Formal attire

012128-4/5 Image on the top: backs of people’s heads and one man’s arm is in the air waiving a party favourImage on the bottom: backs of people’s heads, balloons falling and being held by people

012128-6 Large group of people (men and women). Most wearing party hats. Man smiling but no one posing for camera

012138-1 Middle aged man and woman seated behind a table with a book open in front of them. The woman holds a pen over the paper. She is in a wedding dress and wears a veil. He is in a suit. They are looking at each other and the woman appears to be talking/ a bouquet of flowers rests on the desk

012138-2 Middle aged man and woman seated behind a table with a book open in front of them. The woman holds a pen over the paper. She is in a wedding dress and wears a veil. He is in a suit. They are looking at the camera and smiling. a bouquet of flowers rests on the desk

012138-3 Middle aged man and woman seated behind a table with a book open in front of them. The woman holds a pen over the paper. She is in a wedding dress and wears a veil. He is in a suit. They are looking at the camera with straight faces. a bouquet of flowers rests on the desk

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Appendix 3

Trent Valley Archives567 Carnegie Avenue, Peterborough Ontario K9L 1N1

Nicholas Yunge-Bateman sous-founds

Fonds Number: 340, series C1

Title: Nicholas Yunge-Bateman sous-fonds, Series C1 of the Peterborough Examiner fonds

Creator: Nicholas Yunge-Bateman (1929-2014), photographer with the Peterborough Examiner

Material Date: 1959-1965

Physical Description: 15ft, c. 15,000 negative images. Negatives are 4”x5” and 2”x2”.

Scope and Content:

This collection fills 14 shoeboxes and contains approximately 15,000 photographic negatives, organized in chronological order as taken by Mr. Yunge-Bateman himself during his employment as a staff photographer with the Peterborough Examiner from December 1959 through January 1965 inclusive.

The photographic collection captures Peterborough and surrounding region in numerous ways. Many photographic negatives capture the landscapes and townscapes, others show people in their daily routines, and yet many more illustrate special events, sports, and school. Collectively, these provide windows into life in the City from December 1959 through January 1965.

The start of the collection contains primarily 4”x5” negatives; however as we progress through the collection it is nearly half composed of 2”x2” negatives, especially near the end of 1960, starting in July. Throughout the years, the 4”x5” negatives become more frequent again. The prevalence of 2”x2” negatives may have been more common near the end of 1960 because Mr. Yunge-Bateman’s camera was being repaired.

Access Conditions: Open to researchers

Finding Aids: Available below for the year 1960 only

Accruals: None expected; however, missing negatives may be found and added to the collection

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Custodial History:

The archivist followed the numbering system devised by Nicholas Yunge-Bateman. The first digit refers to the year between 1959 and 1965; the second and third digits show month; the last two or three digits indicate assignment within the month. After the hyphen, the numbers indicate sequence within the project. This numbering system has been maintained by the archivist; however in cases where NYB had more than one image in a single glassine envelope, subsequent copies were indicated by (2), etc. Negatives that required conservation attention were marked with CC (check condition) on the glassine envelope. The iconographic (photographic) collection was housed at in the Peterborough Examiner Archives from the time Mr. Yunge-Bateman was employed until the end of December 2011.

The Peterborough Examiner fonds was in the custody of the Peterborough Examiner before it was donated to the Trent Valley Archives in December of 2011 where it currently resides. Founded in 1989, the Trent Valley Archives promotes and studies local and family history in east central Ontario. Not only does the TVA host archival material, but also promotes local history in the community by organizing pub tours, ghost, heritage, and cemetery walks, and gives presentations to countless City organizations.

Condition:

While in the Peterborough Examiner custody, negatives were damaged by the 2004 Peterborough flood. Glassine envelopes stuck to many of the negatives, primarily on the side containing the emulsion. Damage ranges from just around the perimeter to affecting up to 2/3 of the negative. The NYB collection was shipped to Rosco in Montreal for flash freezing to stabilize damage caused by the flood. The glassine envelopes were not replaced there. Though there is no definitive reason as to why, this may have been a cost issue.

Inside some of the envelopes along the negative was a folded piece of paper containing a name, address, and a price. Over time, the acid in the paper reacted with the emulsion on the negative, and caused discolouration of the emulsion. To prevent any further damage, the note was paper-clipped to the outside of the negative using a plastic coated clip, to ensure the metal would not react with the negative.

Biographical Sketch/Administrative History:

The Peterborough Examiner is a daily newspaper that services Peterborough, Ontario and surrounding area, and is currently owned by Sun Media. Between 1942 and 1955 it was edited by Canadian man of letters Robertson Davies, whose unique three-paragraph editorial style won several awards. Davies remained the owner and publisher of the

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Examiner until 1965, when it was sold to the Thompson chain of newspapers. It is the only daily newspaper in Peterborough city and county. Its publisher today is Darren Murphy and managing editor is Kennedy Gordon.

Nicholas Yunge-Bateman was born September 2, 1929 in Lancashire, England. In England he was employed at two newspaper companies, the 12. He and his wife moved to Canada from Wales in 1954, and ended up in Peterborough, Ontario. He was employed at the Peterborough Examiner as both a reporter and photographer from 1954 through 1965. In 1959, he became a staff photographer within the company, where he was tasked with capturing images of local events and people. Mr. Yunge-Bateman was the first Examiner employee to receive recognition in the paper for his photographs; his name appeared alongside his published photographs instead of ‘staff photographer’ like so many others. This gave copyright of the photograph to the photographer rather than the publisher. He moved to Port McNeill, British Columbia in 1965, where he continued photography for pleasure, and owned a small photography business. Mr. Yunge-Bateman passed away on June 2, 2014 as the result of a stroke.

Access Points:

Peterborough Pete’s hockey Peterborough recreational hockey Business Institutions Peterborough recreational baseball General Electric

Car accidents Peterborough recreational lacrosse Westclox Quaker Oats Company Peterborough Civic Hospital

File Listings:

1. 1959 91201 to 91238 December 19592. 1960 00101 to 012141 January to December 19603. 1961 10101 to 112123 January to December 19614. 1962 20101 to 212105 January to December 19625. 1963 30101 to 312172 January to December 19636. 1964 40101 to 412211 January to December 19647. 1965 50101 to 501193 January 1965

The negatives are filed in glassine envelopes and boxed as follows:

1. 91201 to 00365 December 1959 to March 19602. 00366 to 004168 March 1960 to April 1960

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3. 00501 to 006146 May 1960 to June 19604. 00701 to 010601 July 1960 to October 19605. 01061 to 1011120 October 1960 to January 19616. 101121 to 106151 January 1961 to June 19617. 10701 to 111156 July 1961 to November 19618. 11201 to 204148 December 1961 to April 19629. 20501 to 21080 May 1962 to October 196210. 21081 to 304130 October 1962 to April 196311. 30501 to 310193 May 1963 to October 196312. 31101 to 40460 November 1963 to April 196413. 40461 to 408189 April 1963 to August 196414. 40901 to 501193 September 1964 to January 1965

Methods:

The project will consist mainly of two parts; the preservation of the collection, and the analysis and description of the negatives. Preservation of the negatives involves removing each negative from its envelope and examining it for any aspects of poor quality including the removal of emulsion, or the envelope sticking to the negative. While working through this aspect of the project, it was discovered that many negatives could not be removed from their envelope, and therefore required ripping the envelope. In these cases, the photographic code was written onto a new envelope and the negative was put into it, and the old glassine envelope was disposed of. Those images that were damaged were marked with a CC (check condition), indicating they require further steps for preservation.

For any negatives whereby emulsion was discoloured due to reaction with acidic paper, the paper was removed and paper-clipped to the outside of the negative using a plastic coated clip, to ensure the metal would not react with the negative and prevent further damage from the paper itself.

The description of the negatives involves examining a selection of the photographs on a light table, which provides contrast between the dark and light spaces for ease of viewing the photographic details. The negatives are then described in as much detail as possible. Due to the large number of negatives found within 1960, 1 in every 10 assignments will be described in full. One in ten has been decided upon rather than choosing the largest or smallest collections because it is a random sample and should provide a wide range of coverage of events in Peterborough during the year. The 10th assignment will be the first described. Every 10th after this will be described. If the assignment corresponding to a 10th

position is missing from the collection, it will be skipped, but the 11th will be not described

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in its place. If the assignment is found and added to the collection at a later date, this method ensures that it can still be described without interrupting the sampling method.

Applications:

Photography is important City newspapers because it provides visual appeal to the readers. Photographs capture the corresponding stories at the time they occurred to, and preserve them for years to come.

Staff photographers are more commonly employed nowadays because newspapers know what to expect. They provide the photographers with an event to cover, and can be certain they will be presented with good quality photographs because these people are professionals. Free lancing photographs capture photographs of their choice, and present them to newspaper companies in the hopes of being published.

The NYB collection can be used by researchers and histories, as well as community members for numerous purposes. Researchers can utilize the photographic negatives to add visuals to their reports, and can draw inferences from the collection to gather data for their reports. Similarly, historians can access the NYB collection to gather data regarding events that occurred in Peterborough in the past. The collection would also allow historians to see the landscapes and townscapes of the City during the 1960s. Finally, the community can utilize the NYB collection to find photographs of them in their past, or to learn more about local history.

Finding Aid:

Year (x) and

Month (xx)

Assignment Location (Box)

Number of

Negatives Contained

Therein

Description Commentary

001 10 1 3 Middle aged man sitting alone at a cluttered desk. Formal attire. Smiling with teeth visible. Body turned toward camera

Business man at his desk. Perhaps being interviewed about his job

20 1 4 Group of three elderly women seated on a couch examining papers that resemble hand-written notes. All are wearing glasses and hats and a second group of three elderly women; two are seated at a table and the woman on the left is standing at

-Appears as though they are counting, recording, and rolling money

-The paper reads “Canada” and appears to be money bills

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the same table writing in a notebook. A box is placed on the table and contains paper in plastic bags resembling Ziploc bags. The two women seated are watching the woman who is standing and writing. All are wearing glasses and hats.

-Mantel situated behind the seated women reads “one thousand envelopes bouvier – 6 coins, 620 wove”

30 1 4 Two men standing in front of an open cabinet with multiple shelves divided into thirds. The man on left is looking directly at the man on the right and holding up to eye level a document; The man on the right is looking directly at the man on the left, and also holds a document in his hand at chest level; the title is not visible. They are both in suits and dressed professionally

-The first document reads “butter-making on the farm”

-The second document reads “dairy”

001 40 1 2 Two women standing and one man sitting in foreground of negative. A bag is placed on a table, and the man is showing the women a poster. On the wall behind them hangs a poster.All three people are smiling, and the woman standing in the middle is not looking at the woman on her right (the far left in the negative)

-Likely a fundraising campaign for the March of Dimes

-The bag reads “March of Dimes”

-The poster being held reads ‘’50,000 mothers are helping the handicapped tonight – join the march of dimes”

-The poster hanging on the wall reads “your dimes prevent polio – join the march of dimes”

002 01 1 2 Woman lying in a bed with a very young baby placed to her right (the left of the negative). The photograph is taking from the far right (the woman’s left) so that you can only see the side of the woman’s face as she is peering at

- Woman recently gave birth to the infant; perhaps a well-known family because the hospital moment is captured on film by the Peterborough Examiner photographer

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the infant. Appears to be a hospital room based on the wires attached to the head of the bed and the movable tray table

11 1 6 Photograph of a sink and mirror hung on the tiled wall above it. You can see through the mirror that the door is closed, and you can see a portion of a person (unknown sex) through the mirrored reflection. Space for a Kleenex box is inserted into the wall beside the sink

-A washroom, perhaps in a hotel room as there is a single toilet and sink (that can be seen), and the space for Kleenex is inserted into the wall

21 1 4 Two men dressed in suits are standing behind a television placed on a table. A tag is attached to the power knob on the TV. The men’s bodies are angled towards each other, but they are both facing the camera, neither is smiling. Each has one hand placed atop the TV or they are shaking hands (dependant on the negative)

31 1 2 Four women in dresses are standing in a group and appear to be conversing and they are all smiling

41 1 4 Cars driving across a bridge that is flooded; the water submerging up to half-way-up of the vehicles tires

-The bus reads “Warbaw coach lines”

-Work-truck (based on ladder atop the car) partially reads “Gertley for ___ work”

51 1 2 A group of four middle aged women in dresses, all looking at each other as if they are conversing.

- One woman is on opposite side of a trellis and fence, and one is seated on a cloth covered table in front of the fence

61 1 2 Group of 11 women lined up one behind the other, each holding a long pole with a flag. The women are in a dress uniform. There are

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rows of long benches on the left of the negative. The women all wear straight faces, and are looking straight ahead

71 1 5 Middle aged man is standing on a pier wearing an old scuba suit and a crowd has gathered around him

-Perhaps a search and rescue mission

81 1 3 A woman in uniform is standing behind an open car door. She is looking directly at the camera but not smiling.

- The car door reads “Ontario Division – Canadian Cancer Society – Little Red Door – Mobile Unit – Free Information Center”

91 1 2 Four middle aged women in dresses and gloves with their hair done up nicely pose for the camera under streamers twirling down from the ceiling. All are smiling

101 1 3 Construction of a large brick building with scaffolds along the sides of the building

-May be the Peterborough Hospital before it was rebuilt

111 1 4 A young boy and a middle aged man are drawing flowers and leaves. Purses, wallets, and twine scatter the table

-Middle aged man teaching young boy how to make purses and wallets

121 1 4 Group of men and women seated and listening to an older gentleman speak

003 02 1 2 Two men in formal attire are facing each other and appear to be talking as the man on the right is inserting a card into a machine

- On the wall in the background hands rows of numbered slots that fall under columns titled “in” or “out”

-Card may be a time card to punch in and out at work

12 1 2 A car parallel parked on the side of the road

-Appears to be downtown Peterborough based on the style of the buildings.

-The car reads “Peterborough Electric Ltd.

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Service”

-A sign hung above a store window indicates the store is “Peterborough Electric Ltd.”

22 1 2 A group of five men and women holding signs and appear to be petitioning outside of Canadian National Railways. Each person holds a sign and a pad of ruled paper. They have people signing their papers

- The signs read, from left to right “Preserve our Market Hall”, “Save our Market Hall”, “Citizens Unite- You have nothing to lose but hall”, “Keep our Landmarks”, and “Sign Here”

32 1 3 Two men standing in front of what appears to be a shelving unit with a glass door. The man on the right is looking at the camera while sliding the glass door open. The man on the left is looking towards the other man

42 1 2 Three elderly women standing in a group, talking, and none of them are smiling

52 1 1 A young man is standing to the left of a closed door. He is grinning. His hands are folded behind his back and he is wearing a jacket half zipped

62 1 2 Construction of a brick building. Piles of debris and dirt are evident. Small scaffolding structures can be seen in the center left and center right of the photograph. One man can be seen atop a low brick building in the middle of the image

-The building may be a school

72 Missing from the collection82 2 2 Two men standing facing each

other in front of a large curtain. Both dressed in formal attire. Man with the glasses is looking down at his right shoulder as the other man pins something to

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man’s suit jacket. The man being pinned is grinning

92 2 4 Group of five people, each kneeling down beside a dog – three men and two women. They are kneeling in front of a wooden bench with hangers hung on the wall above their heads. One woman holds a small trophy

-Contestants and owners of a dog show

102 2 2 A man and a woman holding a paper document while dressed in professional attire

- The document reads, in part, “Ontario Educational Association – Centennial Award – J.E.X. Munroe”

112 2 1 A car is parked directly beside a parked transport truck; the driver side window of the car appears to be touching the bottom of the truck and the car is be angled downward towards the truck. A man is positioned bent over behind the rear bumper on the right (passenger) side. He is holding a rope that is attached to the bumper of car

122 2 2 13 young boys in hockey equipment are gathered together while four middle aged men present trophies; They are all smiling

-Winners of a tournament

-Jerseys read “Cobourg”

-Captain and Assistant Captain (based on “C” and “A” on the shirts) are receiving the trophies

132 2 10 -Two horses are harnessed to a plow and are walking down a sidewalk

-A middle aged man and a donkey are in a brick ring in the ground inside a building

-A middle aged man and a horse are outside and the horse is harnessed to a small, enclosed box with a door and windows

-Box harnessed to the horse reads “Silverwood’s Dairy Products”

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142 2 2 Two women and one man in professional attire are standing behind a waist-high cabinet with a small machine. The man’s hand is positioned on a crank handle on the side of the machine and he is smiling while the women are watching him

-The small machine reads “Gestetner 300”

-A ‘duplicating machine’ used to copy documents; photocopier

004 05 2 4 A middle aged women watering plants with a watering can

15 2 1 Floor hockey game. Referee has one arm raised above his head. The goalie is looking over his shoulder towards the net as a ball crosses the goal line. Six other men are gathered on the floor, most looking towards the goalie. One player has his arms raised above his head as in celebration. Spectators can be seen behind windowed walls behind the net

-Referee is indicated by the black and white striped shirt

-Goalie’s jersey reads, in part “Canadian Legion”

25 2 4 -Two young women in dresses are seated against a wall, their backs facing each other but looking over their shoulders towards each other.

- Two young girls are seated on either side of a middle aged woman holding a dog. All are in dresses. The two young girls are each petting the dog.

-Three young girls are seated together on a couch; the two girls on the outside have their backs towards the girl in the middle

35 2 2 A man dressed in formal attire is standing in front of a wall housing four framed photographs and he holds two framed photographs

-The photographs he holds are of a ship and two horses

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45 2 2 13 young boys and two middle aged men pose for a team photo. The boys in the front row hold hockey sticks, though all wear running shoes indicating a floor hockey team perhaps. The boy in the back wearing the captain’s jersey holds a trophy.

-The captain’s jersey is indicated by the “C” in the upper left corner

-A large “P” is printed on the face of the jerseys

55 2 2 Three men and one woman standing in a line. The two men on the left of the image have their bodies angled towards the man and woman standing on the right, who are angled towards the two men on the left. They are all in formal attire

65 2 2 A photograph of two factories; Smoke is coming out of the roof on the building on the right, obscuring the majority of a cylindrical tower above it

75 2 1 A man seated in what appears to be a small car, with the door open. A second man wearing a hat is leaning over the open door and holding a couple documents to the man in the car, who reads them

85 2 3 Four men standing together in a line all dressed in suits with their bodies angled towards each other. Only two men are smiling

95 2 5 Three men in business attire are standing together and talking

105 2 10 - Middle aged woman kneeling on a blanket, stitching flowers onto a piece of fabric

- Middle aged man in a stripped dress shirt and apron standing and hammering a nail into the rafters on the ceiling

-Two middle aged men in a

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boathouse working with boat motors

- Two middle aged woman are standing behind a table smiling and holding decorative, cylindrical boxes and cloth with a stitched pattern

115 2 2 Two middle aged women seated on a couch. They each hold a piece of paper with writing on it, which they are reading

125 2 2 A middle aged man is shoveling dirt from the middle of the road, which is blocked off by a road barrier

135 2 4 A middle aged man in uniform holds an owl outside. The man is looking at the bird in his hands. He wears large gloves on his hands

-The man’s hat reads “Animal Control Officer”

145 2 2 Three middle aged men and one woman are gathered and standing in a line, all dressed in formal attire and smiling

155 2 2 Two women in dresses sit on a couch, and two men in suits stand behind them. The men both wear flowers on their left shoulder, and the women wear larger flowers on their right shoulder

165 2 7 Multiple cars in a parking lot in front of a large brick building. A man in uniform analyses the cars with pen and paper in his hand

-The brick building may be PCVS on McDonald St.

005 07 3 2 Group of six middle aged women posing for the camera. Three women are seated; two on a reclining patio chair and one on a folding patio chair. The remaining three women are standing behind the seated women. Five wear dresses and

-A large theater curtain hangs in the background, suggesting this is perhaps a stage performance

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are smiling. An artificial tree is placed behind the recliner

17 3 11 A large mass of people can be seen standing in front of the building on a grass field. A ladder extends to a window on the upper floor of the building on the left of the building. People can be seen standing on the roof of the building

-Fire at a hospital or retirement home

-The building in the background could be the Peterborough hospital prior to its reconstruction

27 3 4 Young boys riding bicycles in a parking lot with a large brick building in the background. A middle aged man in a uniform resembling that of a police officer is talking to the boys. A large cardboard stop sign and traffic signal are positioned throughout the parking lot

-The large brick building resembles PCVS on McDonald Street

-Perhaps a safe biking program for youth in the City

37 3 2 Group of four men are gathered together, two in the front and two standing on chairs behind them. They are all dressed in formal attire. The two men in the front are holding a large feather cut from cardboard. They are looking at each other with grins on their face. The two men in the back are looking in the general direction of the camera, also grinning. They each have one hand placed on the shoulder of the man in front of them

47 3 3 Photographs of middle aged men in professional attire (suit) seated with their hands clasped together in front of them. Each is looking at the camera but not smiling

-Perhaps business staff photos based on the professional attire and only one man in each photograph, but all taken in the same location

57 3 5 Track and field tournament. Photographs of young men competing in high jump and shot-put activities

67 3 9 Several photographs of middle

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aged men playing rugby77 3 2 Two young men are standing in

front of a car, facing each other. They each hold one end of a string which holds six large fish. The car behind them supports a canoe on its roof

87 3 2 Two young, shirtless boys crouched in the trunk of a car. The boys are looking down at a collection of large fish and one boy is holding a fish by its mouth

97 3 2 Five middle aged men crouched before a tepee. They all wear uniforms resembling those of a ranger. A large mask image can be seen in between the groups of men

107 3 4 Group of six elderly men dressed in formal attire are standing together. Four of the men are in a line together, their bodies turned slightly towards each other. The remaining two men are standing behind these men. They appear to be talking to each other

117 3 3 Two young children, one girl and one boy sit atop an elephant. A woman in what resembles a one-piece bathing suit is standing to the left of the elephant with her right arm raised up to the children.

-Perhaps a circus or city fair with elephant rides

127 3 3 A middle aged man in a top hat and formal attire holds a map against a brick wall as he examines it

-The map reads “Sable Island – Graveyard of the Atlantic – Known Wrecks since 1800 AD”

137 3 2 Two men with glasses dressed in formal attire stand side by side. One man in a uniform and is handing the other man a plaque. They appear to be talking

147 3 2 Two middle aged women in

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dresses hold circular discs with images of flowers painted on them. Both women look down at the objects in their hands, neither is smiling and they appear to be talking

006 07 Missing from the collection17 3 5 A large boat is placed upon a

flatbed truck, which is driving down a street

- A sign reading “wide load” can be seen on the back bumper of the truck bed

27 3 3 Group of 22 middle aged women standing in three rows in a set of stairs in front of a building. They wear a skirt and jacket uniform, and have short hair

-The left hand breast pocket of some jackets reads “Peterboro 09C” and of other jackets reads “CANADA” with the image of a maple leaf

37 3 2 A middle aged man and middle aged woman in formal attire are examining a large globe in front of them while talking to each other

47 3 4 Two women, one elderly and one middle aged, are sitting in front of a piano. Two middle aged men are standing behind them. All are dressed in formal attire

57 3 2 Two middle aged and one elderly woman sitting in front of a trellis. They all wear dresses and hats. The elderly woman is seated in the middle and appears to be talking while facing the woman on her left

67 3 2 An elderly man and an elderly woman seated side by side on a couch. They each have one hand holding a piece of paper. They look down towards the paper and appear to be reading it

77 3 14 Two damaged vehicles. The metal frame of a car is badly warped and the driver side door appears to be indented. The driver seat appears to be badly

-Car accident scene

-Door of the truck reads “Alberta Ranch Enniskillen ON”

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deformed and bent, while the passenger seat appears not to have been harmed.

People are gathered around the car, and uniformed men carry a large black bag, and others hold a stretched next to the car

-Men in uniform may be paramedics and police officers

-The large black bag could be a body bag

87 Missing from the collection97 3 3 Group of four middle aged men

and two middle aged women, all in professional attire. All are seated around a suitcase. Two hold objects: bouquet of flowers, a teapot

107 3 4 Group of men pulling a large piece of wood out of the hole and onto a platform surrounding the hole. The pieces leaning against the edge of the hole are visible in the middle of the image. Large piles of wood can be seen scattered throughout the hole. A large brick building can be seen in the background

117 3 8 Three middle aged men on a small balcony outside a wooden building and appear to be building a railing

Two middle aged men in a building, they are on a step stool placing a mattress onto the upper bunk of a set of bunk beds

Two elderly women and one elderly man in professional attire are standing outside together in front of a sign. The women are presenting a the man with a small piece of paper

Two middle aged women standing at a counter atop which

-The paper is the size and shape of a cheque

-The sign reads “Sponsored by Canadian Council of War Veterans Association - Camp Maple Leaf”

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a cooking pot sits127 3 2 Young group of young boys

running down the steps outside a large brick building

-Children heading outside for recess or end of the day and going home

137 3 3 16 young boys form two rows. Two middle aged men stand on either side of the back row. The majority of the boys wear baseball gloves. The boy seated in the middle holds a large trophy between his legs

-Team photograph having won a baseball tournament

007 01 4 5 Multiple photographs of middle aged men playing baseball

-One team jerseys reads “Cooper’s Service Station”

11 4 3 Three young men in uniforms are grouped together. Two men have their leg placed up atop a folding chair as the third man appears to be inspecting their shoes and pant cuffs

-The uniforms read “Royal Canadian Artillery” on the sleeve

-Military inspection perhaps

21 4 1 A young boy is standing against a wall with his arms at his side and looking straight ahead, which is directly towards the camera. He wears a stripped polo shirt with a collar, which is tucked into his pants, held up with a belt. He is not smiling

31 4 2 A young man with glasses is lying on his stomach on a blanket wearing a hat. He is wearing what appears to be a military uniform. He holds a large gun, similar to a rifle to his left shoulder, outstretched in front of him. A middle aged man in dress uniform is kneeling to the young man’s left with a form of cane in his hand. He is looking down at the rifle. A row of young men stands behinds them and stretches to their left; each of which is in uniform and holds a rifle in their left hand with its base resting on the ground

-Perhaps a military target practice

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41 4 2 A large field with numerous tents set up in a scattered format. Many of the tents house animals like horses

-Truck reads “Circus”

-A second truck reads “Clyde Beatty and CoLE BRoS Circus”

-To the left of the tent with the horses is a sign that reads “Hippopotamus”

51 4 1 An old car with its front bumper is squished inward and the front hood is crumpled. The driver side door is ajar. A man in uniform, perhaps an officer, is standing in front of them, looking down to his right

-Man in uniform appears to be an officer inspecting the damage done to the car

61 4 5 Two young boys and one young girl gathered around a checkers board. They are all leaning over the board to look down at the checkers game

Five young boys gathered to the right of a stick that protrudes from the ground. Four of the boys

Large group of young children, primarily boys. A middle aged woman in front of them with braids is painting their faces and chests. Feathers are attached to the children’s heads with string

71 4 2 A middle aged woman, two young girls and one young man are standing together holding a book.

-A portrait of the Queen hangs on the wall behind them

81 Missing from the collection91 4 2 A young girl wearing boots,

pants, and a dress shirt is with a dog harnessed to a small wagon. They are delivering newspapers

-The newspaper in the wagon reads “Peterborough Examiner”

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101 4 5 Group of four middle aged men positioned in front of a car. One man is holding a pad of paper and pencil. A fifth man in uniform is seen in the photograph

-Man in uniform resembles a police officer

111 4 4 Middle aged men in long jackets working on a bridge with metal supports

Two middle aged men in rain boots standing in a large puddle in front of a store

-The store has a sign that reads “Kist Beverages”

008 03 4 5 Family of four (parents, son and daughter) outside by a garden with a plywood board holding 5 large fish

13 4 3 Long dirt road running parallel to a river. In the distance bridge crosses over the road and river

-Monaghan at Crawford facing highway 115 before the road was paved

23 4 2 Older man wearing a hat and a vertically stripped polo. He holds a small animal up to his chest

-The small animal may be a chinchilla

33 4 9 Two damaged cars. One is off the shoulder of the road, while the other is stretched across the road. Group of people have gathered around the scene, and two of the men are in uniform

-The uniforms worn by two of the men may be those worn by police

43 4 1 Older gentleman in professional attire has his hands in a water retention pool on a large multi-level decorative waterfall. Cattails are scattered around the waterfall

53 4 1 A large excavator is on a dirt road while a ‘Detour’ sign pointing right is set up on the edge of the pavement. The pavement has been dug up behind the detour sign

-The excavator reads “American”

63 4 2 A forked road is under construction – either paving or tearing up. A large excavator

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with a bucket is positioned on the side of the road with workmen around it

73 4 3 A young woman with her hair pulled back is standing with her body angled slightly towards the camera. She wears vertically stripped pants and a blouse. A row of tall shrubs or trees is seen behind her

83 4 4 Group of middle aged women in dresses. One group holds a decorative serving tray, while the other group holds a trophy

93 4 4 Three middle aged men in a field, with plants waist high. Some hold sprouts of these plants in their hands while the others look down at the plants. They appear to be talking

103 Missing from the collection113 4 3 Multiple photographs of middle

aged men playing baseball-One teams jersey read “Charlton Fuel”

123 Missing from the collection133 4 2 Cars driving down at road that is

submerged in water. Three middle aged men are on the shoulder of the road, one holding a long stick into the water

143 4 6 Multiple photographs of middle aged men playing baseball

009 06 Missing from the collection16 4 1 Middle aged man standing in

front of a shop in what appears to be downtown Peterborough. He holds a fish that stretches from the ground to his shoulder

-The shop has a sign that reads “Bill, Weddell, and Hills General Insurance”

26 4 11 General Electric plant from Monaghan Road

Quaker Oats Company building from Hunter Street

Westclox building from the

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corner of Hunter Street and Armour Road

Outboard Marine shop36 4 2 Four middle aged men standing

together talking. Three are in long robes while the fourth is in a suit

-The robe is one that is worn by a priest

46 4 1 Six men walking across a bridge above a manmade dam. A large grass covered hill is in the background

56 4 6 A young boy in corduroy pants and a T-shirt stand in a forest holding a large roughly round shape object. It resembles are rock. He shows the rock to two other young boys

-The object is not likely a rock because it is quite large and the boys muscles are not flexing as he holds it

66 4 2 Large group of middle aged men in baseball uniforms. Two men (one in uniform, the other in a suit) are shaking hands as while the player receives a trophy

-The jerseys read “New Grand”

76 4 2 Five middle aged women in skirts and one middle aged man are standing in a line together. They each hold a small box

86 4 6 Middle aged men in long robes are walking out of a building under construction and down a small flight of stairs. Young boys in uniform with their hats in their hands form an isle at the bottom of a set of stairs

-The building resembles a church

-The young boys uniforms resemble those worn my Scouts

96 4 3 Two middle aged men in suits seated behind a desk looking down at documents spread out on the desk before them

106 4 3 A car and a truck are pulled over on the shoulder of a road in front of a building.

-The building has a sign that reads “Rock Haven Tavern”

116 4 2 Three young men and one young woman are seated behind a desk and they appear to be talking

-They appear to be in their late teens or early twenties

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126 4 3 An elderly women holding paintings and talking

-One painting is a cottage among the trees and a lake surrounded by pine trees

136 4 2 Four middle aged men in suits standing side by side talking to each other

146 4 2 Two middle aged men in suits are standing side by side, their bodies angled slightly towards each other. One is holding a small clock at chest level

156 4 3 A small brick building with a glass window front

-A sign above the building reads “T.J. Cavanagh Ltd. Frigidaire Appliances”

010 08 4 5 A group of 34 young girls standing long the shoulder of a road. They wear boots that rise to mid-shin, long-sleeved dresses that sit just above the knee, and hats with a pompom. They each hold a metal baton in their right arm, while their left hand is placed on their hip. Their right leg is slightly extended to their side so it rests on their toes

18 4 2 Four older gentlemen in suits are standing side by side and appear to be talking

28 4 3 Three middle aged women are standing together outside a brick building. One holds a large teapot, another a teacup and saucer, and the third is dropping a sugar cube into the teacup

38 4 1 Seven young men are standing in suits behind two young women in dresses who are seated. The women each hold a bouquet of flowers

-Perhaps a formal school event such as prom

48 4 13 Middle aged men playing baseball. Photographs capture the game itself and people in the stands watching

-Quaker Oats Company building can be seen in the background

-Team jersey read

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Team photograph where two players are holding a trophy

“Lakefield”

58 4 4 An elderly gentleman wearing glasses holds two wooden ducks in his arms

68 5 2 Middle aged woman wearing a skirt and blouse is seated on a couch. Her hands are folded in her lap

78 5 2 Elderly gentleman with a beard is looking out a window. He has a pipe in his mouth

88 5 2 Two elderly gentlemen and one middle aged gentleman are grouped together wearing suits. The middle aged man is standing in the middle, holding a framed certificate

-The certificate reads, in part, “Award for Leadership in the Field of Safety”

98 5 3 One middle aged woman, one middle aged man, and one elderly man standing together in professional attire. They appear to be talking

108 5 2 A middle aged man and young man squatting, facing each other. They are looking down at their hands

- The middle aged man holds a magnifying glass. The young man holds a pad of paper

118 5 2 Young man is leaning slightly to his left, and holding a sign in his hands rested on a counter

-The sign reads “Charles W Clark 1889-1890”

128 5 5 Two older men overlooking a construction site. They are on a docks tying station. The cement dock is separated from a large dirt pile by water

138 5 1 Three middle aged gentlemen in suits standing side by side. The man in the middle holds a piece of paper in his two hands

148 5 5 Two elderly women, two elderly men and one middle aged men standing together in a church. The middle aged man holds open a book and appears to be talking

-The middle aged man appears to be a priest

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while facing the group158 5 3 Two elderly men and six elderly

women behind a table. Two women are seated at the table, and the one on the right holds up a piece of paper, which everyone is looking at. They all wear formal attire

168 5 5 Three young men standing together side by side, each holding something up to their mouth while a second group is lined up as though they are about to start running

-The objects being held up to the mens mouths are apples or oranges

-Some of the mens shirts read “LCVI” and “Adam Scott”

011 05 Missing from the collection15 5 3 Two older men and two older

women in professional attire standing side by side. The man and woman on the left of the image wear hats, while the man and women on the right hold hats in their hands. They are all talking

- The hats read “Northern Division A.M.D.S.”

25 5 3 Three middle aged women standing side by side in dresses and hats. The woman in the middle holds a bouquet of flowers. The woman on the right is looking down at the flowers

35 5 2 Elderly man in a baseball cap is tying a deer to the roof of a car

45 5 1 Two young girls in dresses are seated at a table assembling a puzzle

55 5 2 Five older women seated on the ground side by side. Curling stones and brooms are placed in front of them. The woman on the left holds a plaque, and the woman in the middle holds what looks like a decorative plate

-Curling competition winners

65 5 4 Older woman staring straight ahead with a straight face. She

-There is a symbol and an “S” on the right collar of

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wears a uniform and a hat the uniform75 5 2 Two middle aged women in

dresses standing facing each other. The woman on the left holds up a large piece of paper and a piece of fabric

-The paper has sketches of dresses

85 5 2 Two middle aged women and six young girls standing behind a large flag

-A logo on the flag is that of united nation

95 5 2 Three middle aged men, one young man and one young woman standing side by side on a stage. The woman is being handed a trophy by one of the men

-Award ceremony

105 5 3 Two elderly men and two elderly women seated side by side on chairs and examining a book together

115 Missing from the collection125 5 14 Elderly woman in a shop behind

a deli and pastry counter packing a grocery bag. A middle aged woman is in front of the counter.

Same elderly woman swatting down beside a young girl and holding bills

Same shop, people wandering aisles with shopping carts

A group of older gentlemen seated at a typewriter with multiple pieces of paper

-The woman may be the lady who owns a Dutch shop, Maggie’s Meat Market, in the West end

135 5 3 Hole in the middle of sidewalk and it is blocked off by road barriers. Cars driving down the street to the right of the sidewalk

145 5 2 Two middle aged women seated side by side; one woman has a piece of paper in her lap and the other woman is writing on this paper

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012 08 5 10 Empty gym with bleachers along the side of the court and more above those

A workshop with large machines

Empty hallways lined with lockers

Empty classrooms with desks and bookshelves

Large auditorium

-Kenner gym

18 Missing from the collection28 5 4 Two older gentlemen in suits

sitting side by side at a small desk. An ashtray and a piece of paper are on the desk

38 5 2 Man in suit and a uniform cap kneeling behind a chopped down pine tree. He holds a saw down at the bottom of the trunk

-Uniform may be that worn by police or fire captains

48 5 4 Two middle aged couples standing together dressed in formal attire. A Christmas tree in the background

58 5 16 Middle aged man seated and posing for the camera

Two middle aged men in a living room with a lit fireplace, talking

Middle aged man in an indoor driving range

Large empty room with a numerous of numbered flags scattered throughout

-Flags may be those marking evidence at a crime scene

68 5 7 Large table with 11 middle aged man and women seated around it dressed in professional attire

78 5 4 Damaged car in a field, with a tow truck on the side of the road at a T-intersection

-Car accident scene

-Sing indicating T-

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intersection88 5 3 Middle aged man and a large

poster with the image of star, a pole and two large triangles

-The poster reads “Lakefield”

98 5 2 Two middle aged men seated on a snowmobile. Trees in the background

108 5 2 Four elderly men down on done knee. They each hold a curling broom. A curling rock is placed in the middle on the ground in front of them

118 5 6 Various photographs of middle aged men playing hockey

-The jerseys read “T.P.T.” and “M”

128 5 6 Two middle aged men and two middle aged women standing together with a large clock between them. Each has a party blower raised to their mouth

-Clock points to 12:00

138 5 3 Middle aged man and woman seated behind a table with a book open in front of them. The woman holds a pen over the paper. She is in a wedding dress and wears a veil. He is in a suit. They are looking at each other and talking. A bouquet of flowers rests on the desk

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Figure 1: Acidic discolouration; negative 00101-11

Figure 2: Water damage; negative 00483-4

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Figure 3: Water damage; negative 005104-4

Figure 4: Water damage; negative 005143-3