The item contains information on Louis-Philippe Demers' interests. It is a post card depicting St-Adolphe de Dudswell. Message on verso : Mme Frank Ménard, St-Adolphe-de-Dudswell, Guide Touristique.

On this picture, Henri Vachon (1893-1970), Marie-Anne Grégoire (1895-1985) and their four children, sons-in-law and daughters-in-law. From left to right: Ric (Ulric) McKenty (1918-1979), his wife Gertrude Vachon ( 1919-1998), Jeannine Péloquin (1925-2018), wife of Daniel, Henri Vachon (1893-1970), Daniel Vachon (1920-1982), Marie-Anne Grégoire (1895-1985), Renaud Vachon (1922-1997) and his wife Doreen Leblanc (1921-2006), Gaspard Lemay (1917-2020) and his wife, Madeleine Vachon (1917-2004). The photo was taken in the family home in Beaulac-Garthby at 57 St-François Street.

This photo was taken on the evening of June 20, 1956, after Henri Vachon had been elected as the Member of the National Assembly for Wolfe County in the provincial election held that same day. Henri Vachon is standing in the back of a convertible car. His wife, Marie-Anne Grégoire, is standing beside him. The names of the driver of the car as well as a lady in the front passenger seat and a little girl between them are unknown.

Official photo of Mrs. Marie-Anne Grégoire (1895-1985), used during the elections to the National Assembly of Quebec for which her husband, Henri Vachon (1893-1970), was a candidate of the Union Nationale, in June 1956, in the electoral division of Wolfe. Mr. Vachon was elected.

Official photo of Henri Vachon during his election to the Quebec National Assembly in June 1956.

In this photo, from left to right, Ric (Ulric) McKenty (1918-1979), Gaspard Lemay (1917-2020) and Daniel Vachon (1920-1982) in a rowboat on Lake Aylmer. Daniel rowing.

Topographic Map, Department of National Defence, Geographical Section, General staff Warwick, 1 sheet (1944): includes Ham, Wotton, Shipton, Tingwick, Warwick, Chester, and Wolfestown Townships

National Topographic series, Department of National Defence, Geographical Section, General staff, Dudswell, 1 sheet (1944): includes Stoke, Windsor, Bury, Dudswell, Wotton, Weedon, St. Camille, Shipton, Bury, and Westbury Townships

This a photograph of the rue St-François, in Garthby, looking north. In the foreground, on the left, the Beaulac hotel. On each side of the street, poles supporting electrical and telephone wires. The bottom of the poles are painted white to be more visible at night. On the first post on the right is an indication of the road number in the center of a maple leaf. The number is 1. In the middle ground, on the right, there is a white oval sign with the name of an oil company: "Imperial". We see in the entrance of this service station the back part of a car.

In this photo, Gertrude Vachon (1919-1998) is standing next to her father's car, a 1939 Chevrolet. The license plate of the car is dated 1939. The photo was taken on the grounds of the house of Henri Vachon and Marie-Anne Grégoire in Garthby (now Beaulac-Garthby).

In this photo, from left to right: Marie-Anne Grégoire (1895-1985), her four children, Renaud Vachon (1922-1997), Gertrude Vachon (1919-1998), Madeleine Vachon (1917-2004) and Daniel Vachon (1920-1982), and a family friend, Frances England.
The photo was taken on the Garthby wharf.

Front view of the Vachon family home in Garthby. The house is richly decorated, most likely for Corpus Christi. A part of the barn can be seen behind the house.

This photo is a partial view of Mirror Lake in Bishopton.

In the first third of the photo, from the right to the left, buildings and a house on a small point of land. To the left of these buildings, driftwood and from the end of the point of land to the left and on the lake, logs tied together to form a floating "barrier". In the distance, hills. At the bottom of the photo, an inscription: "The Pond Bishopton".

This picture depicts the bridge over the St-Francis river in Bishopton. The view is oriented north-northeast.
At the bottom of the photo, on a white strip, Gaspard, Noël's oldest son, has written: "Le Pont - Bishopton".

In this photo, young girls dressed as angels on Corpus Christi. They are dressed in white clothes, a scarf around their head and wear wings. They look at the photographer, hands clasped and with a serious facial expression.
The young girls are installed on either side of a staircase leading to the gallery of Cléophas Grégoire's family house.

The gallery is decorated with fabrics that are hung in the middle of the roof of the gallery. The tissues unfold downwards to the left and to the right. They frame a temporary altar placed on the floor of the gallery. Under this altar, other tissues that descend in front of it.

At the top, where the fabrics deployed on the left and right are attached, an inscription in white letters on a strip of black fabric: " VENITE ADOREMUS". Above this inscription, a cross made with branches of fir or pine and three small flags on the left and two on the right.

This photo, taken from the second or third floor of Henri Vachon's house, shows two steam trains meeting. The view is facing south.

In the foreground, the #1 road towards Weedon. On the right, a field. Telephone and electric poles line the road on each side. They are painted white at the base to be more visible at night.
In the background, Aylmer Lake and its southern shore in the distance. On the right, Price Island.

A freight train is running on the main track closest to the lake. It is heading south (towards Weedon). A little to the right, a passenger train heading north (towards Disraeli) is waiting on the siding for the freight train to pass.

This photograph shows an aerial view of the heart of St-Charles-Borromée Church de Garthby, taken from the rear balcony. The photo was taken during a wedding. The bride and groom are seen standing, each accompanied by another person. The priest and two servers are kneeling in front of the hotel. There are only a few people present in the pews of the church.