Item is a photograph of seven postmen in Sherbrooke, dressed in uniform and holding mail and parcels (possibly Sherbrooke's first postmen) from around the 1910s.

Item is a photograph of a post office located in Beebe Plain, half of which was located on the Canadian side of the border and the other half on the American, with two separate doors. It would take three days for a letter to get from one side of the long room to the other.

The item contains information on Richard William Heneker’s professional life. It is a letter from Sir George Stephen.

The item contains information on Edward Hale’s personal life. It is a letter adressed to his wife.

The item contains information on Elizabeth Frances Hale’s personal and family life. It is a letter talking about her grandfather and great grandfather.

The item contains information on Hiram Davis’s personal life. It is a letter from Samuel Sho[w]y.

The item contains information on James Miller’s personal life. It is a letter from Wilfrid Laurier.

C'EST UN PLAISIR DE VIVRE ICI, à East Angus

Item is a photograph of the post office of East Angus in 1960.

Item is a photograph of news article announcing the new art centre: La Caboche in East Angus in January 1962.

Item is a photograph of a news article about the first carnaval of East Angus.

Item is a photograph of the post office of East Angus in 1922.

Item is a photograph of the post office and war memorial of East Angus in 1947.

Item is a photograph of the post office in East Angus in June of 1948.

Item is a photograph of the post office in East Angus in 1917.

Item is a photograph of East Angus postal office in 1951.

Item is a photograph of George Jobel siting at his desk. Caption says: Pictured here is George Jobel, editor, setting up ? Hand set type for the next issue.

The item is a postcard showing the post office in Richmond around the 1930s.

Photograph of a petroglyph.

Photograph of a petroglyph.

Photograph of petroglyph.