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Item is a photograph of the Glen Villa Hotel showing lawn and Lake Massawippi, located in North Hatley.
Item is a photograph of a horse drawn school bus during winter, with a boy standing beside it.
Item is a photograph of a group of men collecting hay at the Andrews' farm. Men, a woman, and children can be seen with hay on a wagon being pulled by a horse. Seen sitting on top of the wagon, left to right: Nelson A. Andrew, Joyce Andrews, Elgie Wilson Andrews, and John Andrews (small boy in the hay). Standing in front: John Andrews Sr.
Item is a photograph of two women and children of the Grady family in a carriage being pulled by a horse in Dixville. Among those pictured are: Helen Baldwin Grady (younger woman) , Mildred Grady (older girl), Bernice Grady (younger girl) and possibly Arminellah Humphrey Baldwin (older woman).
Item is a photograph of the Rexford covered bridge in Sainte-Catherine-de-Hatley/Katevale and surrounding landscape.
Item is a photograph of the first covered bridge in Richmond looking from the Melbourne side.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier at a reception
Item is a photograph of a group of guests, and prime minister Sir Wilfrid Laurier at a reception in Bromptonville.
Celebration of Old Home Week, Cookshire
Item is a photograph of a celebration called Old Home Week that took place in Cookshire, with lots of people dressed up, and a stagecoach that was used in 1870.
The subseries consists of the following files: National Inventory Project (1981), and Landscapes of the Past Project (1977-1983).
Item is a photograph of Maine Central Railroad's No. 23 locomotive, being oiled at Lime Ridge by two crewmen.
Item is a photograph of the Lambton Route located in Disraeli.
Item is a photograph of South Bolton, looking east towards Knowlton, with surrounding landscape visible.
Item is a photograph of a train at the Mansonville train station, originally on the Orford Mountain Railway line, with people and horse-drawn vehicles in the background, ca. 1909.
Item is a photograph of the Trinity Anglican Church located in Frelighsburg, built in 1808 and torn down around 1880.
Item is a photograph of a snowmobile belonging to Dr. F. Erle Draper, it was built between 1920-1926 by Bombardier of Valcourt.
Item is a photograph of the construction of the Coombs block at the corner of King Street and Queen Street (later Queen-Victoria Street) in Sherbrooke.
Item is a photograph of the old Ayer Hotel before it burned down in 1947. Part of the building is missing because it was cut off to become Mrs. Ayer's home before she sold the hotel.
Item is a photograph of a log cabin where Arthur Thompson's father was born, just west of Ayer's Cliff, with a horse-drawn vehicle in front.
Item is a photograph of Arthur Thompson on a wagon being pulled by an ox team in Johnson, Vermont.
Item is a photograph of school in Ayer's Cliff with students and the teacher standing infront of it.
Item is a photograph of the Topatco factory on fire with firefighters trying to put it out.
Item is a photograph of the Topatco factory on fire in giant blaze, with one man visable in the corner.
Item is a photograph of the steamboat called the Pocahontas on lake Massawippi.
Item is a photograph of aerial photograph of Ayer's Cliff.
Item is a photograph of the Ayer's Cliff championship hockey team, who beat the team from Aylmer for the title.
Item is a photograph of Ayer's Cliff High School. Built in 1913, it became the town's fourth school until it burnt down in 1945.
Item is a photograph of H. A. Norton's peony and lilac garden with Lake Massawippi in the background. People came from as far as California to see her three-hundred flower varieties.
Item is a photograph of Main street located in Ayer's Cliff.
Item is a photograph of the Coaticook river and surrounding landscape, the photograph was taken in Coaticook.
Item is a photograph of Masonic gathering on top of Owl's Head which took place once a year.