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The item is a photograph of the home of John Henry Pope while it was under construction in Cookshire.

The file consists of material on the buildings in Cookshire. It contains three postcards, three photographs, and one textual record.

The sub-series consists of material on commercial and residential buildings in Compton County. It contains the following files: Martinville [189-?], Sawyerville [188-?]-[1937], Cookshire [184-?]-[1918], Bulwer [188-]-[193-], Eaton Corner [2005], Unknown location [188-?], La Patrie [190-?]-[1906], Scotstown [187-]. The sub-series includes nine photographs, nine postcards, one textual record, and one painting.

The file consists of material on the Cromwell family. It contains one sketch.

The file consists of material on the Ord family. It contains one photograph.

The item is a framed portrait of Eliza Jane Cromwell of East Clifton (Lost Nation), Que.

The item is a framed photograph of James Ross of Gould.

The item is a photograph of John and Emma Ord and family of Brookbury. Most of the subjects in the picture were identified by a descendent of George (Gerry) Ord as follows, back row: Emma Torkelson Ord (mother of the children on the bench), John (Jack) Ord (father of children on the bench), unknown Ord family member. Front row: young boy with bicycle, unknown, Isaac Bartlett, (seated) 5 children on the bench: George (Gerry), Pansy, Henry (Harry), Annie (Lena) and Mary Annie (Mammie), Mary Ann Everett Bartlett (seated), young boy with bicycle, unknown.

The file consists of material on the Ross family. It contains one photograph.

The item is a postcard showing a residential street in Scotstown.

The item is a postcard of a residential street in Scotstown.

The file consists of material on the buildings in Scotstown. It contains four postcards.

The file consists of material on the Ellis family. It contains one sketch.

The item is a sketched portrait of Captain Ellis of Bury.

The item is a postcard showing the Scotstown Hotel. C. S. Caswell was the proprietor at the time.

The file consists of material on the buildings in Sawyerville. It contains two photographs.

The file consists of material on buildings in Bulwer. It contains one photograph, and one postcard.

The item is a photograph of a house in Bulwer owned by Edward John Parker (1838-1935). Edward's son Rutherford (Rufus) Benjamin Hayes Parker (1879-1935) owned it after him. Curtis Ross purchased the house in 1947 and continued to live there for several years. The house was located next to the blacksmith shop west of the railroad tracks on the south side of the road going through Bulwer.

The file consists of material on a building in an unknown location in Compton county. It contains one photograph.

The item is a photograph of three women and three children, identities unknown, standing in front of a large two-storey white house, with attached summer kitchen and connecting carriage house, perhaps in Compton County.

The file consists of material on the buildings in Martinville. It contains one photograph.