Baldwin's Pond and Pinnacle, Baldwin's Mills, Que.
- CA ETRC P999-058-D008-P002
- Item
- [191-?]
Part of Eastern Townships Resource Centre Postcard collection
Lac Lyster (Quebec)
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Lac Lyster (Quebec)
Lac Lyster (Quebec)
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Lac Lyster (Quebec)
- UF Lake Lester (Quebec)
- UF Lake Lyster (Quebec)
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Lac Lyster (Quebec)
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Baldwin's Pond Pinnacle, Baldwin's Mills, Que.
- CA ETRC P999-058-D008-P005
- Item
- [ca. 1913]
Part of Eastern Townships Resource Centre Postcard collection
Le Pinacle, Lac Lyster, Baldwin's Mills
- CA ETRC P999-058-D008-P004
- Item
- [198-?]
Part of Eastern Townships Resource Centre Postcard collection
The item is a postcard of Mount Pinnacle and Lake Lyster in Baldwin's Mills, Quebec.
- CA ETRC P173-005-02-D001-002
- Part
- [1936?]
Part of Elvyn M. Baldwin family fonds
The item is a photograph of Harold F. Baldwin with his children (Ruby M., W. Keith, Elvyn M., Eunice R., Alice L., H. Richard and Lester S.) in bathing suits (swimwear) at Lake Lyster, with Mount Pinacle visible in the background, taken around 1936.
The Pinnacle, Lake Lester (Quebec) : Baldwin's Mills
- CA ETRC P999-058-D008-P003
- Item
- [ca. 1913]
Part of Eastern Townships Resource Centre Postcard collection
The item is a postcard of Mount Pinnacle and Lake Lester (now Lyster).
- CA SHC C043-MB-mb171
- Item
- 1993
Vue aérienne du lac Lyster, du mont Pinacle et du village de Baldwin's Mills.
- CA SHC F011-S002
- Series
- 1925-1941
Part of Fonds Meade family
Series illustrates the activites of the Coaticook Boy Scouts, hockey and softball teams from 1925 to 1941. It consists primarily of photographs from the Boy Scouts camp on Lake Lyster in 1925 and 1926. Also represented among the photographs are a photograph of goalie Syd Lovell for the Coaticook Arrows hockey team in 1926, two photographs of the Rovers hockey team in 1926, women's hockey team BCAAA in 1930, and the Belding-Corticelli softball team (industrial league champions) in 1914.