Accession # 2320 Charlottetown Camera Club collection ITEM ...archives.pe.ca/finding_aids/2320.pdf · 1.3 Florence Morrissey, R.N, 1878-1962 1.4 "The Empress" A ship built in Montague

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BOARD 1

1.1 Robert Furness of Vernon 1851-1953

1.2 Finnigans Hill, Vernon River Ca. 1910

1.3 Florence Morrissey, R.N, 1878-1962

1.4 "The Empress" A ship built in Montague by Wightman's

1.5 Area residents picknicking near Montague Ca. 1910

1.6 Wharfs in Montague

1.7 Montague Bridge

1.8 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Acorn Ca. 1890

1.9 Murray Rivet 1907

1.10 General James Murray 1719-1794

1.11 The Bridge At Murray River 1907

1.12 Monument to the memory of Alexander Mutch at Crossroads

1.13 Guernsey Cove near Murray Harbor. Settlel by Guernsey natives in 1806

1.14 Murray Harbor South

1.15 A. W. Matheson, Premier 1951-1955

1.16 Cape Bear Lighthouse

BOARD 2

2.1 John Stewart

2.2 Mrs. Henry Warwick - New York stage actress.

2.3 Elmer B. Harris 1878-1966 Ca. 1950 American Playwright who summered at Fortune for almost sixty years.


2.4 "Red point Farmers" Tug of War champs of 1964

2.5 Cyrus Ching Ca. 1944

2.6 East Point Lighthouse Ca. 1950

2.7 John Martin - Early Scottish settler.

2.8 Mahon's Drugstore Souris Ca. 1914

2.9 "Heberdale" built in Souris in 1882 by J G. Sterns

2.10 Prowse Brothers "The Wonderful Cheap Men" Established in Souris in 1893

2.11 House in Souris,built in 1895 by George B. MacEachern

2.12 Sir Andrew MacPhail. Physician and Author 1864-1938

2.13 The MacPhail home in Orwell

2.14 Lieutenant-Governor and Mrs. MacDonald 1967

2.15 Souris Tea Party Ca. 1890

2.16 Georgetown Court House Ca. 1900

2.17 Georgetown Town Hall - Kings Theatre

BOARD 3

3.1 Writing case of Helen MacDonald; Captain John MacDonalds sister.

3.2 Uniform worn by Captain John MacDonald in the American Revolution

3.3 Mrs. Donald MacDonald 1797-1869 Ca.

3.4 Sir William MacDonald 1831-1917

3.5 Hand carved cherrywood prayer beads Ca. 1760

3.6 Silver Brooch and Epaulet worn by Capt John MacDonald's father Alexander in the Battle of Culloden in 1746

3.7 Glen Allendale farm buildings Ca. 1880


3.8 MacLaren - Gordon Monument, erected in 1903 on Brudenell Island, burial si te of over twenty Scottish settlers.

3.9 MacDonald Settlers Monument erected in 1922

3.10 Lord Selkirk Settlers Monument at Belfast.

3.11 William MacLaren 1903

3.12 Brudenell Island

3.13 The Earl of Selkirk

3.14 Miss Eleanor Gordon 1903

3.15 The St. John Church built at Belfast by the Selkirk settlers in 1823.

3.16 “The Lord Selkirk" ferry

BOARD 4

4.1 Lowden house completed in 1869. Now the United Services Officers Club

4.2 Queen Square (north) Ca. 1860

4.3 Exhibition building on the west side of Government pond 1887

4.4 Rochford Street Ca. 1890

4.5 Queen Street Ca. 1880-1895

4.6 Sunnyside - Grafton Street Ca. 1870

4.7 Government Pond 1892 The Kirk of St. James can be seen in the background

4.8 Grafton Street Ca. 1895

4.9 Victoria Row before the 1886 fire estroyed the block

4.10 Richmond and Great George Sts. Ca. 1890-1895

4.11 Colonial Building and Post Office

4.12 Interior of Old Exibition Building Ca. 1887


4.13 Market Building Built in 1903

4.14 Market Building April 29, 1958

4.15 Victoria Hotel destroyed by fire January 12, 1929

BOARD 5

1. The Old Round Market House Ca. 1855 Province House is behind. St. Paul's Church is to the left.

2. Front view of the Old Courthouse. Before 1845

3. Charlottetown Business District 1849 Grafton St. Market Building Provincial Building. St. Paul's Church and Richmond St .

4. Back view of the Old Courthouse before 1845

5. The Charlottetown Driving Park opened October 1, 1890

6. Wooden Markethouse Ca. 1870

7. Y.M.C.A. Ca. 1871 The first building in North America to be erected exclusively for “Y” purposes.

8. "Harvey's Brig" Wooden jail Ca. 1880 The building was in use until 1911 when the Oueen'sCounty jail was completed. It was located on the eastside of Cannaught Square.

9. Richmond Street. Before the fire of July 15, 1886, which destroyed two hundred buildings.

10. Smardon's Corner Ca. 1880 Where the David McKenzie Building now stands. (University & Grafton)

11. Charlottetown Waterfront, 1849

12. Rochford Square 1884. St. Peter's Church is to the right.

13. City Hall. Completed in 1888.

14. Charlottetown Waterfront, 1778

15. 12 Queen Street before the fire of 1866.

16. Government House. Completed in 1831.


BOARD 6

1. Sir Frederic Haldemond. Governor of Quebec 1778-1786.

2. Holland House, located outside Quebec City was purchased by Samuel Holland in 1780.

3. Frederic Brahm Holland 1774-1836

4. Samuel Holland 1728-1801

5. Holland's map of St. John's Island

6. Holland's Dueling Pistols

7. General James Wolfe

8. Observation Cove

9. Holland's Clock

10. Holland's Handwriting

BOARD 7

1. A Group of Acadian teachers in front of the Parochiol House Miscouche. July, 1898

2. Dr. J.H. Blanchard

3. An early Acadian chair. Acadian Museum, Miscouche.

4. A map showing Acadian Settlement in 1750.

5. The Mother of J.H. Blanchard surrounded by her family.

6. The French Language newspaper (L'Impartial) was published in Tignish from 1893-1915.

7. Wooden Horseshoes. Acadian Museum

8. Louisburg Coin 1727

9. Sister Antoinette Desroche

10. The Ordination of Rev. Arsene Arsenault. Mont Carmel, 1913.


11. Jack Deroches and Barbe Poirier

12. Pioneer Acadian Gravemarker from the French Cemetary of the parish of St. Louis de Nord - Est. now Scotchfort

13. First log chapel at Tignish, 1802

14. Mr. Gilbert Buote, Editor of L'Impartial, Ca. 1900

15. Daniel Cobb Harvey

16. Acadian Ladies of Summerside 1917

17. The Poirier Family

BOARD 8

1. Jacques Cartier

2. Jacques Cartier's ship

BOARD 9

1. Frank Snake Rocky Point

2. Hides Drying

3. Sally Mitchel

4. Summer Encampment, Wigwam

5. Chief Sark

6. Micmac woman in embroidered dress

7. Micmac cooking

8-11 Micmac families of the early 1900's

12. Roman Catholic Church at Lennox Island

13. Animal skins curing

14. Micmac in traditional dress


15. Dug out canoe

16. Spruce Pole Smokehouse

BOARD 10

1. Lebanese Settlers, from left George Mariage, Mrs. Mary Lubra, Micheal Kays and F.N. Kays.

2. Dutch Christian Reformed Church

3. Mr. Jim Hoe (H0)

4. Colonel Thomas Dawson of the Irish Artillery immigrated to Prince Edward Island in 1801.

5. Brass Plaque from the footlocker of Thomas Dawson

6. Owen Connolly

7. Edward Whelan 1824-1847.

8. Jacob Gould Schurman 1917

9. The Former Bagnall's Inn. The corner of Dorchester and Union Streets.

10. Benjamin Heartz.

11. Peter Schurman

BOARD 11

1. Barque "Annabella” Monument. Erected in 1964 to commemorate the arrival of Scottishpioneers in 1770.

2. Black Horse Monument. The site of the Black Horse. Tavern and Roadhouse a nineteenthcentury establishment operated by Samuel Tuplin.

3. Lower Malpeque

4. The Old Princetown Road

5. Clock from Bagnall's Inn, Hazelgrove. This clock was built between 1747-1770 by WilliamNightingale of London

6. The Punch Bowl Stream, North Granville


7. Population Map of 1728

8. Hazel Grove Inn 1813-1903

9. Hazel Grove Corner 1917

10. Population Map of 1752

11. Seven Mile House Milton. Built in 1860 and operated as an Inn.

12. Blockhouse Point Lighthouse 1851

13. Some areas of British Settlement re. American Revolution.

BOARD 12

1. The Kirk, Summerside, 1818

2. Clyde Mills, New Glasgow

3. Desable United Church 1840 moved to present site in 1877.

4. James Colledge Pope Monument 1826-1885 Lower Bedpque Rd.

5. The Aboiteau Bridge, Tryon

6. Crapaud United Church. Built in 1860 in Westmoreland and moved to present site in 1877.

7. Interior of Haslam Inn, Springfield

8. Former Haslam Inn, 1834.

9. Main Belt and driveshaft Crapaud Mill.

10. Alexander Anderson Headstone. 1746-1852 Surveyor of Bedeque Rd.

11. Map of House, Mills and Roads Ca. 1800

12. Bagnall's Millpond, Hunter River 1950.

13. Seacow Head Lighthouse, 1864

14. Tryon Woolen Mill, established 1856


15. New London Harbour

BOARD 13

1. Old Western School, Alberton

2. Summerside House. Built in 1910 by H. T. Holman

3. Morley Bell Home, Summerside

4. R.T. Holman From, a drawing

5. Joseph Green's Inn, 1839

6. Clifton Hotel, Summerside

7. Hotel on Holman's Island, Ca. 1910

8. Water Street, Summerside, Ca. 1890

9. Holmans Limited, Ca. 1900

10. Federal Building Ca. 1900

11. Water Street, Summerside Ca. 1900

12. Old Wooden Rail Road Station, Summerside

13. Central Street, Summerside, Ca. 1910

14. Brennan Home, Summerside

BOARD 14

1. Myricks Store. Tignish, 1895

2. Fishing Fleet From Caraquet N.B. in Tignish.

3. Silver Fox

4. Kennedy's Store, Kensington

5. Main Street, Alberton


6. Myricks Store, Alberton

7. Rescuers of the crew of the A. J. MacLean a schooner that ran aground on the Alberton Bar in1906. Front row: Capt. John Champion, James Cahill, Charles Perry, William Leavitt; Back Row: James Tuplin, John McCabe, George MacBeth, Frank Skerry, Capt. Dan Fraser,Charles McNeil and William Smith.

8. Tignish Run

9. Washing Fish at Tignish

10. Carving, done by John Richards in a house at Bideford.

11. The Barque "Meteor" Launched at Bideford Shipyards September 7, 1892.

12. The Hon. William Richards

13. Sailing vessel built for Capt. John Champion, Alberton

14. Peter MacNutt Store, Malpeque

15. Unidentified a shell?

16. Residence of Hon. William Richards, Bideford

BOARD 15

1. North Point Lighthouse

2. A boat typical of those built by Alberton Industries

3. Re-enactment of Cartier's landing near Albertdn, 1964.

4. Same as above

5. First Biological Station

6. O'Brien Racetrack, Alberton, Ca. 1925

7. Dr. Needler of the biological station at Ellerslie, inspecting oysters.

8.

9. Lennox Island Indians, 1964


10. Rock at Kildare Point

11. Joe O'Brien, Alberton

12. Tignish Train Wreck 1932.

13.

14. Unidentified

15. Unidentified

BOARD 16

1. Lorne Hotel, Tracadie Harbor

2. Stanhope Beach Inn, Ca. 1860

3. Grandma's Cabins, near Wood Islands - main House Ca. 1850

4. Beach Grove Inn, opened June 20, 1924 by R.H. Sterns.

5. Speckled Trout

6. Wright's Pond, East Royalty Ca. 1967

7. Kelly's Pond, Southport, Ca. 1930

8. Dalvay House. Built in 1903 for Governor Dalvey MacDonald.

9. Polished P.E.I. stones

10. Handcrafts of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stewart, Bunbury

11. A Replica of Stoke Rogers Church by Col. E. W. Johnstone in Woodleigh Replicas Burlington.

12. Centennial Rug. hooked by Mrs. Whitfield Yeo, Parkdale

BOARD 17

1. A Silver Fox

2. A Typical Early Fox Ranch


3. Fox and Mink Show. Charlottetown 1966.

4. Sir Charles Dalton Ca. 1895. He brought the first fox pelts from P.E.I. to England in 1910.

5. Silver Fox Pen

6. Convention of the P.E.I. Fox Breeders Association, 1929.

7. Fox Feeding, Ca. 1930

8. Fur Producers Ltd. at the time the largest fox ranch in the world.

9. Prince Edward Island at the Woodman Fox Ranch. Spring Park August 19, 1919

10. Miss Ruth Byrne in fox fur Ca. 1920

11. Man locking fox pens.

BOARD 18

1. C. E. Robertson - Custom Tailor and Gents Furnishing Goods Queen St.

2. Wrapping bread at Maple Leaf Bakery established on January 18, 1936 by Harry Thomson.

3. Packing Boneless chicken at Jenkins Ca. 1965

4. A P.E.I. still

5. The David Johnstone carding Mill brought from Scotland in 1820.

6. Still, brought from Scotland in 1847

7. Motor Built by Bruce Stewart & Co.

8. Jewell's Country Gardens, York

9. Roller Bearing invented in 1830 by Watson Duchemin

10. Loading Potatoes at Montague Ca. 1930

11. Island Fertilizer Inc. Ca. 1966

12. Cornwall Cheese Factory Ca. 1890


13. The first office and warehouse of Schurman's at Kensington

14. M.F. Schurman Inc.

15. A 1952 aerial view of Schurman's Summerside.

16. Large's Coal Wharf Ca. 1900

BOARD 19

1. Prize flowers at Summerside show exhibited by Jewell's Greenhouse, York Ca. 1966

2. Vessey's Seeds, York. The top photograph shows the store in 1948. The bottom, photographwas taken in 1965 after the building was expanded and as it looks today.

3. Fishing Fleet in days of sail.

4. A Program for the grand opening of the Masonic Opera House November 2, 1893

5. Making Potato Chips

6. The Tryon Woolen Mills, founded in 1856 by Charles E. Stanfield

7. Building Boats at Alberton Ca. 1967

8. Grafton St. in 1903 from the Bank of Nova Scotia corner.

9. A pleasure boat built by Albetton Industries.

10. Water delivery by horse and cart Ca. 1880.

BOARD 19A

1. Horse drawn Binder Ca. 1900

2. Hauling out logs with horses and wood sleighs Ca. 1940's

3. Stooking Grain Ca. 1920's

4. Moline Tractor 1920's

5. Old Exhibition Building 1890-1945


6. Georgetown Exhibition 1927 C.B. Clay, Alex Hamilton, James Cordon Glen MacLaren, William Cain and Martin Corcoran.

7. Digging Potatoes

8. A Potato-bug catcher.

9. "Abegweit Milady" A prize winning Holstein-Friesian from the Jones farm; Bunbury Ca. 1966

10. Digging potatoes by hand Ca. 1960

11. A potato spraying demonstration at the Experimental Farm in 1917.

12. The 1915 Provincial Flower Show .

13. Potato spraying - 1919

14. Mr. and Mrs. S.A. MacAuley of Baltic, Champion Seed Potato growers, 1966

15. The Laboratory of Plant Pathology and Entomology Ca. 1948

16. The best kept back yard of 1917.

BOARD 20

1. MacKenzie & Montgomery, Souris, about 1918.

2. Stanley Stavert, and the largest propeller ever made in Charlottetown

3. Horseshoe making at Charlottetown Metal Products Limited, Charlottetown.

4. The Farmer's Bank of Rustico, Prince Edward Island's first bank.

5. Woodworking

6. Charlottetown Condensed Milk Factory

7. Bank of Montreal, Charlottetown, 1964

8. At the Shoe Doctor's, 1957

9. Milk Pasteurizer at the Pure Milk Company.

10. Cheese in Curing Room at the Pure Milk Company.


11. Central Creameries, the first commercial makers of ice cream in Prince Edward Island

12. Ice Cream Making at Central Creameries Charlottetown 1965.

13. Mark Butcher Furniture

BOARD 21

1. Charlottetown #80 Barley

2. Field Day

3. Typical Yorkshire Hog

4. 4a,4b - Rural Beautification

5. North County Cheviot Ewe

6. Yorkshire Boar, 1952

7. Clydesdales

8. Egmont Bay - Mt. Carmel Fall Fair, 1941

9. Heavy Horse Judging

10. Champion Plowman

11. An Abandoned Farm Near Culloden

12. Beekeeping

BOARD 22

1. A MacCormack Reaper

2. Seal Pelts

3. Haymaking

4. Down On the Farm

5. Cornwall Picnic, 1913


6. Lobster Canning

7. Thresher By Horse-Power, Around 1850 to 1875

8. Mussel-Mud Digger

9. Schooner in Miminigash Harbour (National Film Board Photo)

10. Fortune, 1940

BOARD 23

1. Vetol Helicopter

2. A Young and Pretty Irish Moss Gatherer (National Film Board Photo)

3. The Co-operative Fish Cannery in Abram's Village in 1941.

4. East Pack Plant, Souris

5. Irish Moss Drying on Raised Benches (National Film Board Photo)

6. Washing Clams (National Film Board Photo)

7. Scallop Dragger at Georgetown, 1966

8. Cod Fish

9. Souris About 1910

10. Wooden Draggers at Murray Harbour

BOARD 24

1. The First Settlers in Prince Edward Island Wire Fishermen

2. Blue Whale, Stanhope, November 3, 1958.

3. Grappling for Oyster's in Malpeque Bay (National Film Board Photo)

4. Fortune, 1940 Weighing lobsters.

5. An Extract From The Royal Gazette in 1832.


6. Fortune, 1940 Coiled rope in readiness for the lobster harvest.

7. Filleting at Usen Fisheries, Souris

8. T. H. Feaser's Cannery - Murray Harbour

9. Fullerton's Marsh

10. Blessing of the fishing boats at Mt. Carmel - 1936.

BOARD 25

1. Ice Boats

2. Crossing The Capes in 1906.

3. Off to Parts Unknown

4. Crossing The Strait

5. Earl of Minto

6. Ice Boats

7. Earl Grey to the Relief of the Minto.

8. The D.G.S. Minto

9. S.S. Stanley - an early ice-breaker

10. S.S. Harland

11. The "Princess"

12. M.V. Abegweit. At the time of its construction, the largest and most powerful icebreaker in the world.

13. The Coal Schooner "Aquilla".

14. Steamer Empress. It replaced the Princess.

15. Cars Waiting to Back on Ferry at Caribou

16 M.V. Prince Nova


17. The S.S. "Prince Edward Island"

BOARD 26

1. S.S. Hachelaga

2. Captain Lewis Muttart April 21, 1814 - September 10, 1903

3. All Aboard For Cape Tormentine

4. Richmond St. looking East in the 1920's?

5. Part of Captain Lewis Muttart house, Cape Traverse.

6. Old Time Motor Cars

7. Remains of a little house in Cape Traverse which was the Island terminus of the Northumberland Strait submarine cable. The first submarine telegraph table in America.

8. Point Prim Lighthouse

9. Jitney

10-11 Re-Enactment of Ice-Boat crossing

12. Winter Scene The Steamer Stanley stuck in the Ice Summerside, P.E.I.

13. Re-Enactment of Ice Boat Crossing

14. S.S. Charlottetown

15. Typical Island Road

16. Road Making, O'Leary, P.E.I.

17. My, But Aren't We Making Progress? Part of a paved road

BOARD 27

1. Carriage and Span

2. Murphy's Taxi

3. Pony Team


4. Man beside an early automobile

5. Horse and buggy. Clay road

6. Canada's First Automobile

7. First Gasoline auto in P.E.I.

8. Steam Automobile - Charlottetown 1902

9. Hudson Speedster 1925 owned by L.H. Davidson

10. Frank H. Tuplin's Pierce Arrow

11. Model T. Ford Truck 1922

12. MacKay Automobile, 30 h.p. torpedo roadster.

BOARD 28

1. Early locomotive of the P.E.I. Railway. Built by the Canadian Locomotive Company.

2. The Old Narrow Gauge

3. Snow Shovellers on the railway line 1916.

4. The Buses

5. Canadian National Railways

6. Train Wreck

7. Charlottetown To Grindstone, Magdalen Islands First official Flight February 7th, 1933

8. First plane Flight. In 1912 the first plane flew over the Island and thrilled the Exhibition patrons.

9. The Island Telephone Company

10. Keith S. Rogers Pioneer In The Field of radio

11. Design of Signal On K.S. Rogers Equipment

12. Early Type of Radio. This was the first radio in Montague, P.E.I.


BOARD 29

1. Pioneer Public Health Nurse

2. School nurse inspecting children

3. Teenagers with severe disabilities attended the first Red cross clinic for crippled children held in 1926.

4. Crippled children at camp

5. At Summer camp

6. At Summer camp

7. Dr. T.B. Acker Orthopedic specialist of Halifax, N.S.

8. "Before" and "After" correction of knock knees - a result of rickets at an early Red Cross.

9-10 Clinic for crippled children

11. B.C. Keeping, M.D. D.P.H.

12. Miss Mona Wilson O.B.E. Pioneer in Public Health in P.E.I.

13. Dr. B. C. Keeping, Chief Health Officer, assisted by Miss Bessie Beer, Public Health Nurse, Queens County, inoculating against diphtheria, whooping cough and tetanus - 1948.

14. E.V. Gouvreau

BOARD 30

1. Albion Terrace Hotel built in January 1945.

2. Western Hospital Alberton

3. Western Hospital Alberton

4. O'Leary Physicians

5. Prince County Hospital

6. Doctors Convention


7. Souris Hospital

8. Rena MacLean

9. Dr. Roderick J. MacDonald

10. Kings County Memorial Hospital

11. Dr. J.D. MacIntyre

12. The Grant family of Montague

13. Nurses Residence Montague

BOARD 31

1. Dr. Rupert Seaman

2. Dr. Wendell MacKenzie

3. Dr. Wendell Tidmarsh

4. Dr. J.P. Lantz

5. First St. Vincent's Orphanage, 1910-1914

6. Mother St. Elizabeth

7. Second St. Vincent's Orphanage

8. Miss Eva Beer

9. Protestant Orphanage Board

10. The first P.E.I. Protestant Orphanage opened in 1921.

11. Mrs. H.S. Henderson of the P.E.I. Protestant Children’s Home

BOARD 32

1. The Marine Isolation Hospital,built in 1860.

2. Dr. Alexander Gordon who came to Charlottetown from Logie O'Buchan, Scotland in 1785.


3. The Rena MacLean Memorial Hospital

4. Marine and Fisheries Hospital - Souris Built in 1876 for sick fishermen

5. Thomas Carlyle

6. Margaret Gordon (Lady Bannerman)

7. Staff of P.E.I. Hospital, Kensington Road

8. The First Protestant Hospital, Longworth Avenue, Charlottetown. Opened in 1884.

9. Prince Edward Island Hospital, Kensington Road. Built in 1898

10. Miss Anna J. Mair, superintendent of the P.E.I. Hospital

11. Rev. Sr. St. Berthe, Grey Nun Superintendent of the Charlottetown Hospital School of Nursing, established in 1920

12. Operating Room in the Charlottetown Hospital

13. Dr. Peter Conroy. Well known physician of Charlottetown. Born in Tignish, P.E.I. 1854

14. The First Roman Catholic Hospital in Prince Edward Island. Opened in 1879

15. Charlottetown Catholic Hospital Built in 1882 Enlarged in 1891

16. Dr. S.R. Jenkins Born in Charlottetown 1858

BOARD 33

1. Restraining Devices Falconwood Hospital about 1905.

2. Falconwood Hospital

3. A Picnic for patients at Falconwood Hospital - 1920

4. A Ward in Falconwood Hospital - 1920

5. Aerial view of Hillsboro Hospital

6. A picnic for patients at Falconwood Hospital

7. V.L. Goodwill M.D.C.M.


8. Dr. Alexander Murchison, Medical Superintendant of Falconwood Hospital

9. Miss Sterns First dietition at Provincial Sanatorium

10. Dr. P.A. Creelman First full time Chief Health Officer in P.E.I.

11. Mrs. John Mackieson

12. Dr. John Mackieson 1795-1885

13. Miss Kemp (now Mrs. Parker Moore) First nursing superintendent of Provincial Sanatorium, 1931-1935.

14. Dr. E.M. Found. Superintendent of Provincial Sanitorium, 1950's

15. Miss Erma Tait

16. The Sanatorium on McGill Avenue, Charlottetown

17. Mrs. Cotton (nee DeBlois) Active in Free Dispensary for the poor located an Pownal Street

18. Miss Amy Earl. Active in Free Dispensary for the poor located on Pownal Street.

BOARD 34

1. Central Academy

2. St. Andrew's College Prince Edward Island's first institu tion of higher learning.

3. Prince of Wales College, 1900

4. St. Dunstan's - 1862

5. Prince of Wales College, 1903

6. Aerial view of St. Dunstans

7. Prince of Wales College 1966

8. Aerial View of St. Dunstan's Campus 1925

9. Vocational Wing at Prince of Wales Campus


10. Montgomery Hall Opened in 1961

11. The Kelly Memorial Library at St. Dunstan's University

12. Science Building at St. Dunstan's University completed in 1966.

13. Prince of Wales College Staff

14. Most Reverend Angus MacEachern, founder of St. Andrew's College.

BOARD 35

1. MacDonald Consolidated School - Mount Herbert

2. Domestic Science Class, MacDonald Consolidated School

3. First Senior Class at MacDonald Consolidated School

4. Sir William MacDonald

5. Teaching Staff at MacDonald Consolidated School.

6. Fanning School, Malpeque

7. Lady Fane School

8. The West End School - Corner Kent and Rochford Streets Erected 1868 - closed 1903. Preceded from 1848-1868 by the Bog School.

9. Dr. W. E. Mac Neill 1876-1959

10. An Old Prince of Wales College Class

BOARD 36

1. Deaf child being taught

2. Ghost of the Little Red School House

3. Tools of the teaching trade. Interior of old school.

4. Children at School for the Deaf.

5. Painting by Robert Harris, "Hiring the teacher."


6. Interdenominational worship service at the Sheltered Workshop, Charlottetown.

7. A reading class at the Sheltered Worship.

8. St. Peter's Church Girl's Day School at the close of the century.

9. Reading Braille at the Institute for the Blind.

10. Exterior view of Provincial Vocational Institute.

11. Some of the pupils attending the first consolidated school on Prince Edward Island, at Tryon,1902.

12. Maritime Christian College

13. First public school transportation system wagon and horses. Used at Tryon Consolidated with its popular driver "Uncle Tom Gamble in 1902 .

14. Modern bus fleet at Consolidated Rural Regional High School.

15. Central heating of the Little Red School House (pot bellied stove)

BOARD 37

1. Cardinal James McGuigan

2. Alexander Bannerman Warburton, D.C.L., K.C.

3. John Hunter - Duvar

4. John Stewart

5. Lorne CIayton Callbeck

6. Dr. Frank MacKinnon

7. Rev. Francis Bolger

8. Hon. D. A. MacKinnon L.L.B.K.C.

9. Benjamin Bremner

10. Dr. J. H. Blanchard


11. J.E.B. MacCready

12. Dr. Cyrus J. MacMillian

13. Mrs. Lucy Gertrude Clarkin, Island Poitess

14. "John of the Lilacs" - John Robert Lamont Campbell

15. George Leard, of Souris, an enthusiastic researcher of Island history.

BOARD 38

1. Lucy Maud Montgomery as a young girl.

2. Lucy Maud Montgomery, Prince Edward Island's most famous daughter

3. Lucy Maud at Brighton Shore while on a vacation trip to the Island

4. On the left is Lucy Maud, standing, center is Fannie J. Wise (later Mrs. R. E. Mutch), a lifelong friend.

5. Birthplace of L.M. Montgomery, Cliftot Corner, New London.

6. Dramatic Society at Norval, Ontario (Lucy Maud at center of front row)

7. Rev. Ewen MacDonald and Mrs. MacDonald with their two sons, Stewart on left, Chester on right.

8. Silver Bush, Park Corner, residence of Mr. & Mrs. John Campbell, Park Corner.

9. The House of Anne of Green Gables, Cavendish, P.E.I.

10. Lower Bedeque school where L.M. Montgomery taught in 1898

11. Grave site of Lucy Maud Montgomery

12. Memorial to L.M. Montgomery. Cavendish, P.E.I.

BOARD 39

1. An early Provincial Women's Institute Annual Convention, Prince of Wales College.

2. "Centennial Smile" - A special centennial year Junior Health project for Grades 1-6 in Prince Edward Island.


3. Loyal Orange Association

4. King William on his white horse (Loyal Orange Association)

5. Prince Edward Island Division - Canadian Red Gross Society "Junior Red Cross". First organized in 1921.

6. Mrs. Mary MacLean - First Mistress of the Protestant Orphans Home.

7. Knights of Columbus

BOARD 40

1. Methodist Girls Basketball Team, 1904-1905

2. Members of the Burke Family - Shown left to right: Back row: Shirley, Donald, Frank Front row: Heather, Tom

3. Wilfred B. Burke, Pipe Major of the P.E.I. Highlanders in World War II.

4. Don Messer and His Islanders

5. Highland College organized by Mr. & Mrs. George Fraser.

6. Highland Dancers at Highland College

7. Don Messer's Islander's

BOARD 41

1. Order of the Eastern Star

2. Past Noble Grands of Alpha Rebekah Lodge No. 10, Charlottetown 1935.

3. Mrs. John H. Gill, first president of Alpha Institute, York, P.E.I.

4. Members of Prince Edward Island's Women's Institutes; Mrs. Jillian Herring, Mrs. Arthur Campbell and Mrs. Frank Bagnall.

5. Mrs. Gordon MacMillan, Cornwall, first president of the P.E.I. Dance Festival, also a past president of Provincial W.I.

6. Mrs. Elsie Orr Laird, first president of the P.E.I. Drama Festival, also a past president ofProvincial Women's Institute.


7. Members of the I.O.D.E. on Prince Edward Island which was founded in 1900.

8. Mrs. J.J. Johnston of Charlottetown first President of the Provincial Council of the CatholicWomen's League, organized in 1922.

9. Mrs. W.J. MacIntyre of Charlottetown the National President of the Provincial Council of the Catholic Women's League. The only P.E.I. woman elected to this office.

10. I.O.D.E. 60th Anniversary, May 1, 1961.

11. Blood Donation - First Red Cross Blood Donor Team, 1948.

12. Red Cross Disaster Team ready to leave for Springhill Mine Disaster.

13. Miss Iphigenie Arsenault has served as Provincial Commissioner of the Red Cross Society on Prince Edward Island since 1927.

BOARD 42

1. Boy Scouts

2. Group of unidentified Boy Scouts

3. The Honorable Vincent Massey, Governor General of Canada, Chatting with Cubs atSummerside.

4. Wolf Cubs of Lennox Island as they appeared on the television show "live longer" With them is their Cub Master. To the left is the present chief of Lennox Island, and the Young lady is anactive member of the High School Red Cross.

5. First Lone Guide Commissioner for Prince County was Miss Carrie Holman, second row, left.

6. Group of Girl Guides

7. Edward Whalen

8. St. Patrick's Play produced at the Lyceum Theatre, March 17, 1894

9. Benjamin Rogers

10. Senator John Yeo

11. Past President's of Summerside Y's Men.


12. Miss Jessie Fullerton, left was the first Provincial Camp Advisor (1934-1947) for Girl Guides. With her at camp is Nurse, Mary McNutt.

13. Parkdale Lion's support a local blood donor clinic.

BOARD 43 - Paintings of Robert Harris

1. Mrs. Robert Harris

2. Man and Dog

3. Lady on Couch

4. Still Life With Copper Jug

5. Willows and Lombardy Poplar

6. Mrs. Robert Harris

7. Interior Robert Harris Memorial Gallery Charlottetown, P.E.I.

BOARD 44 - None

BOARD 45 - Painting of Robert Harris

1. Water Colour, Victoria Park

2. Sketch of Walter Hyndman as a Boy

3. Mrs. MacNutt

4. Boy With Chalice

5. Painting presented as a wedding gift in 1879 to Mr. & Mrs. Harris.

6. Lady In Hat With Pink Band

7. Portrait of Unknown Man

8. Girl in Yellow Hat

9. Seascape

10. Pastel of White Dog


11. Interior Robert Harris Memorial Gallery.Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

BOARD 46

1. Prominent (unidentified) Charlottetown Citizen as child.

2. Prominent (unidentified) Charlottetown Citizen as child.

3. Prominent (unidentified) Charlottetown Citizens as children.

4. Unidentified group Ca. 1910

5. Two Teenagers in a horse-drawn sleigh Ca. 1915.

6. The Reverend in full regalia

7. 1922 - Women's Clothing of the Day

8. 1916 - Women's Clothing of the Day

BOARD 47

1. Photograph of a woman, dress with bustle, Ca 1889.

2. In the 1890's women in mourning wore what was called "Widow's Weeds". Arm bands were also worn.

3. Bathing Beauties 1900

4. Unidentified family group, nineteenth century.

5. 1953 - The New Look

6. The mini-skirt of the 1960's

7. A wedding reception Ca 1960.

BOARD 48

1. Two young women in evening dress Ca. 1950.

2. Four females with large elaborate hats 1900.

3. Female child 1895.


4. 1958 - Ankle straps were popular.

5. Feminine undergarments, late 19th century.

6. Feminine undergarments late 19th century.

7. Feminine undergarments, late 19th century.

8. 1956- Open Toe shoes - Built-up shoulders.

9. Ball gown late 19th century

10. 1949 - The cape was popular in 1949 and notice the heels.

11. A Gibson Girl with a Grecian Bend

12. The Bride in 1928 - Skirt up in front and down in the back.

13. Bathing costumes, early 20th century.

14. Women's clothing suitable for bicycling, early 20th century.

BOARD 49

1. Adult games at the shore

2. May 1967 - Dresses are slimmer and shorter than ever.

3. May, 1867 -Woman in dark dress, made full with the use of a crinoline.

4. Anonymous mixed group in summer, clothing Ca. 1890.

5. Anonymous mixed group at the shore. Most in bathing costumes, Ca. 1890.

BOARD 50

1. Young man and woman posing for a photograph 19th century.

2. Four generations in 1881

3. Anonymous young boy circa 1884

4. An Anonymous little girl


5. Mrs. John Hamilton Gray, Hostess of Inkerman House, as portrayed by Mrs. Frank MacKinnon.

6. An anonymous man, mid-nineteenth century.

7. Three young boys posing for a portrait.

8. An anonymous group circa 1880.

9. Two anonymous young girls in nineteenth century dress.

BOARD 51

1. Don Messer in 1939.

2. John Stromberg, (1853-1902) born in Milton, P.E.I. photographed here with his orchestra. He was part of the early history of Broadway.

3. The composition, Fiddle-de-de is still sung and recorded today. It was composed by JohnStomberg.

4. Mrs. Nadine Archibald, Pioneer of the Music Festival idea.

5. Mrs. Preston Beck, another pioneer of the music festival idea.

6. Members of the Island Musical Association, which had its beginning back in 1945. (The first festival was held in 1946.)

7. Mrs. Rebe Scantlobury, director of the play "Angel Street", receiving the Calvert Trophy at the Regional Drama Festival, 1956.

8. Mr. Nathaniel P. Stromberg, an accomplished musician in his own right, organized andconducted a boy's band in Charlottetown for many years.

9. Early Summerside Band

10. A Regina Music Box

11. Mrs. Lillian MacKenzie, music teacher music director, and church organist She died in 1960.

12. The Band of St. Peter's Church, conducted by Mr. Lloyd, circa 1890.

13. Programme for concert of the Charlottetown Philharmonic Society, May 1902.


14. Professor H. W. Vinnicombe's Orchestra circa 1893.

15. The "Tennyson Club" Women's Organization of Montague.

16. Mr. Charles Earl, an outstanding Island musician.

BOARD 52

1. "Mayflower" - a painting by Miss Helen M. Haszard, sister of J.E. Harris.

2-3 Works of sculpture by Mary Allison Doull. She maintained a studio at Cape Traverse.

4. Mrs. W. E. Scantlebury (left) and her sister Mrs. E. S. Giddings with the awards they won at the Dominion Drama Festival in 1956.

5. Painting of Mrs. Anna B. Leonowens by Robert Harris.

6. Mrs. Lillian MacKenzie receiving a tribute from Dr. Frank MacKinnon at the conclusion of the musical, Gilbert and Sullivan's “Trial By Jury", held at Prince of Wales College.

7-8 Photos 7 & 8 Sculptured driftwood, the work of J.A. Lawson, Charlottetown.

9. The artist Robert Harris surrounded by his relatives on the occasion of a picnic of the Cotton family.

BOARD 53

1. Built in 1891, the Old "Opera House" was the focal point for theatrical events and large publicgatherings. It was destroyed by fire on December 14, 1955.

2. Members of the cast of the play "The Woodsman"are: Mrs. A. A. Bartlett, Maj. Weeks, Dr. Blanchard, Mr. Bartlett, Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Malcolm MacLeod.

3. People identified in this play presented in the opera House at the turn of the century are: Mrs. Percy Pope, Dr. Blanchard, E. Ings, Mrs. A.A. Bartlett, Mrs. Malcolm MacLeod.

4. Canada's beloved John Drainie in the character of Stephen Leacock gave a memorableperformance at Confederation Center in the summer of 1965.

5. Mrs. Vera Miller and adjudicator receiving a drama award from Premier A. W. Matheson. The play was the first to be presented at the new Queen Charlotte High School.

6. Amy and Charles Earle of the musical Earle family in a local dramatic production.


7. Mrs. Erdle Hyndman the leading contralto in the musical "Erminie”, in 1902, presented at the Opera House, later the Prince Edward Theatre.

8. A musical group who performed together for pleasure and enjoyment in the early 1900's.

9. A group of theatre guests - Puis Callaghan, Mrs. Ruby Houle, G.D.A.; Mrs. Henry G.D.A., Mr. Austin Trainor, C.D.A.

10. This musical production of Gilbert and Sullivan's "H.M.S. Pinafore," took place in 1855 under Prof. Earl's direction.

11. Prof. S.N. Earle, well-known musician of Charlottetown was for many years organist of St. Paul'sAnglican Church and a teacher of music.

12. Charles F. Flockton, one of the first of the American actors to visit Prince Edward Island in theFortune area and to purchase land there.

13. For many years the Sunday School or Church Hall was the scene of lesser plays and concerts of local talent.

14. The Play: Tis Autumn NowThe Cast: Mrs. Frankie Holl-Trainor, Mr. Burleigh Taylor, Mr. J.A. Lawson, G.D.A. Miss LeanMacLure. The place: London, Ontario, 1939. Dominion Drama Festival Finals.

15. Prior to World War I, an entertainment known as Kerrnese was staged in the city on two occasions with a director brought here for the event. This is probably the cast for one of theseaffairs.

16. Dr. Frank MacKinnon and Mavor Moore.

BOARD 54

1. General James Murray fought with General Wolfe at the siege of Quebec 1759 .

2. King George III, 1760-1820

3. Sir Guy Carleton, Lord Dorchester

4. Prince Edward, Duke of Kent

5. Jacques Cartier's arrival on Canadian soil.

6. Halifax harbour in 1760 (painting)


7. Governor Walter Patterson

8. A wax replica of the Great Silver Seal of St. John's Island stolen from our Island by AmericanPrivateers in 1775.

9. A sketch of the first Post Office in Charlottetown.

10. Lt. Governor Edmund Fanning

11. Captain John Selman of Marblehead, Massachusetts, Commander of the two American armedschooners that looted Charlottetown on November 17, 1775

12. Philips Callbeck's Book, a legal work published in London in 1701.

13. Captain Nicholson Broughton, Marble- head, Massachusetts, who was second in commandduring the American privateer raid on Charlettetown on November 17, 1775.

14. John Stewart of Mount Stewart.

BOARD 55

1. King George IV, 1820-1830

2. Col. Jospeh F.W. DesBarres, governor (1805-1812)

3. William IV, 1830-1837

4. Lt. Gov. Aretas Young arrived on the Island September 27, 1831.

5. Government House

6. Lt. Governor Charles Douglas Smith

7. Lt. Governor John Ready

8. The old Court House

9. Lt. Governor Charles Augustus Fitzroy

10. Foot fetters used on Prisoners in the 19th century.

11. Harvey's Brig - Gov. Ready laid the cornerstone for this jail on Pownal (Then Cannaught) Square August 25, 1830.


12. Captain Swabey

13. Charles Lennox Duke of Richmond

14. Elderly beared gentleman

15. Captain Stephen Rice of Upton Farm

16. Lord Dalhousie

BOARD 56

1. Albert of Sax-Coburg-Gotha, Prince Consort.

2. Queen Victoria

3. Sir Henry Vere Huntley

4. Stage carrying the mail in Prince Edward Island

5. Lieutenant-Governor Sir Donald Campbell

6. The Colonial Building or Province House

7. A Town Pump

8. Unidentified man possibly a relative of T.B. Tremain, a merchant of Ch'town.

9. Fanny Peake, Mrs. Leigh, after whom the brig "Fanny" was named.

10. Thomas Heath Haviland Sr.

11. The Great Fire of 1866

12. The Guns of Fort Edward

13. Lieu. Governor Sir John Harvey

BOARD 57

1. Sir John Young, 1869

2. Queen Victoria and her husband, Prince Albert, in the 1860's.


3. Earl of Dufferin

4. A Customs House, Lower Darnley

5. The Prince of Wales on the steps of Province House Ch'town, P.E.I.

6. Apothecaries Hall & Grafton St. from corner of Queen and Grafton Streets, post 1860.

7. Honourable George Coles

8. Honourable Edward Whalen

9. Miss Phyllis Blakeley (Biographical notes on board)

10. "The Story of Prince Edward Island", by Phyllis Blakeley & Myra Ve.rnon.

11. Mrs. Myra Vernon. (Biographical notes on board)

12 Hon. Thomas D'Arcy McGee

13. Arthur Newbery

14. Mrs. Arthur Newbery

15. Gardens designed by A. Newbery in Queen Square.

16. Flower bed in Queen Square.

BOARD 58

1. Lieut. Governor Lord Bannerman (1851-1854)

2. Queen Charlotte, Consort of George III

3. Lady Bannerman

4. Old Market Square - by Mrs. Bayfield

5. Mrs. Bayfield's impression of the view across Government Pond, including a corner of Government House.

6. Mrs. Henry Bayfield.

7. Charlottetown, very early


8. Sir Edmund Head, Governor of Canada from 1854 to 1861.

9. Plan of Charlottetown in 1771.

10. Lieutenant-Governor Dominick Daly 1854-1859.

11. James Peake Sr.

12. Robert Hutchison, Esq. first Mayor of Charlottetown appointed in 1855.

13. Mr. John Lawson.

BOARD 59

1. Governor Dundas

2. Replica of "Victoria", 1964

3. MacDonald

4. Col. John Hamilton Gray The Charlottetown Conference

5. The Charlottetown Conference

6. "Inkerman" - House, Spring Park

7. Mrs. Artemas Lord - Margaret Gray

8. "Ardgowan", Mount Edward

9. Mrs. W.H. Pope in front of Ardgowan

10. Hon. William Henry Pope

11. Hon. George Coles

12. Three daughters of the Hon. George Coles

13. The children of George Coles with their pony.

14. Hon. Edward Palmer

15. Mrs. Edward Palmer


16. Hon, Edward Whalen

17. House on Fitzroy St. where Georgina Coles Brown lived and where her father George Colesresided in his later years.

18. Mercy Coles, daughter of George Coles

19. Hon. T. Heath Haviland

20. Mrs. T. Heath Haviland nee Ann Elizabeth Grubb with daughter Blanche.

21 Mrs. Alexander nee Mary Alice Haviland.

22. Mrs. A.A. MacDonald, daughter of Thomas Owen

23. Senator Andrew Archibald MacDonald

BOARD 60

1. General Edmund Fanning (1786-1805)

2. Colonel J.W. Desbarres (1805-1812)

3. Charles Douglas Smith Esq. (1813-1824)

4. Capt. Walter Patterson (1769-1786)

5. Colonel John Ready (1824-1831)

6. Sir Aketus W. Young (1831-1835)

7. Sir John Harvey (1836-1837)

8. Sir John A. Fitzroy (1837-1841)

9. Sir Henry Vere Huntley (1841-1847)

10. Hon. W. J. MacDonald - Prince Edward Island's Lieutenant-Governor

11. Sir Donald Campbell (1847-1850

12. Sir Alexander Bannerman (1851-1854)

13. Sir Dominick Daly (1854-1859)


14. George Dundas Esq. (1859-1868)

15. William C.F. Robinson Esq. (1870-1871)

16. Sir Robert Hodgson (1874-1879)

17. Hon. T. Heath Haviland Q.C. (1879~ 1884.

18. Hon. A.A. MacDonald (1884-1889)

19. Hon. Jededish S. Carvell (1889-1894)

20. Hon. George W. Howlan(1894-1899)

21. Hon. P.A. Maclntyre M.D. (1899-1904)

22. Hon. D.A. MacKinnon K.C. L.L.B. (1904-1910)

23. Hon. Benjamin Rogers (1910-1915)

24. Hon. Austin A. MacDonald (1915-1919)

25. Hon. Murdock MacKinnon (1919-1924)

26. Hon. Frank R. Hearts (1924-1930)

27. Hon. Charles Dalton (1930-1933)

28. Hon. George D. DeBlois (1933-1939)

29. Hon. Bradford W. LePage (1939-1945)

30. Hon. Joseph A. Bernard (1945-1950)_

31. Hon. T. W. L. Prowse (1950-1951)

32. Hon. F..Walter Hyndman (1957-1963)

BOARD 61

1. Joseph Hensley (1869-1869)

2. John H. Gray (1863-1865)


3. John Hall (1854-1855)

4. George Coles (1851-1854) (1855-1859) (1867-1869)

5. Edward Palmer - (1859-1863)

6. James G. Pope (1865-1867) (1870-1871) (1873)

7 Robert P. Haythorne (1869-1870) (1871-1873)

8. Hon. Alexander B. Campbell - Prince Edward Island's Premier

9. Lemuel C. Owen (1873-1876)

10. Louis H. Davies (1876-1879)

11. W.W. Sullivan (1879-1889)

12. Neil MacLeod (1889-1891)

13. Frederick Peters (1891-1897)

14. A.B. Warburton (1897-1898)

15. Donald Farquharson (1898-1901)

16. Arthur Peters (1901-1908)

17. Francis L. Haszard (1908-1911)

18. H. James Palmer (1911-1911)

19. J. A. Mathieson (1911-1917)

20. Auben E. Arsenault (1917-1919)

21. John H. Bell (1919-1923)

22. James D. Stewart (1923-1927) (1931-1933)

23. Albert C. Saunders (1927-1930)

24. Walter M. Lea (1930--1931 (1935-1936)


25. W.J.P. MacMillian (1933-1935)

26. Thane A. Campbell (1936-1943)

27. J. Walter Jones (1943-1953)

28. Alexander W. Matheson (1953-1959)

29. Walter R. Shaw (1959-1966)

BOARD 62

1. The Quebec Conference 1864

2. The Canadian Coat of Arms

3. The London Conference 1867

4. Queen Victoria

5. Sir John A. MacDonald

6. Viscount Monck, the Governor-General of Canada at the time of Confederation

7. Old Parliament Building, Ottawa

8. The Parliamentary Library

9. Present Parl iament Building

10. St. Anne's Market, Youville Square

BOARD 63

1. S.S. Prince Edward Island

2. Railway #10 one of the earliest used. The stack at the front indicates that at one time it had been used as a wood burner.

3. Strathgartney

4. Robert Bruce Stewart Jr., his wife (daughter of Hon. James Warburton) and their children.

5. The former Law Courts Building (now the Hon. George Coles Building) Charlottetown


6. The Hon. George R. Beer and Mrs. Beer - about 1885 - on a "morning outing".

7. Lieut. Governor Wm. L.C. Robinson

8. In 1883, the famous clipper ship "Marco Polo" was caught in a gale and sank off CavendishBeach. This gentleman was the father of the builder.

9. Hon. David Laird of Charlottetown, Lt. Gov. of the West North Territories shown here with Lt.Col. James MeLeod in September 1877 as they concluded a Treaty with the Blackfee Indians.

10. Hon. David Laird

10a "Seven Historic Events"

l0b F.W. Hyndman had a colorful career which lead to his participation in many historical events.Several of these are recorded here.

11. A copy for Tenders for the P.E.I. Railway to be received up to Saturday, July 27, 1878.

12. A snowstorm, January 12 and 13, 1894

13. F..W Hyndman and unidentified men on the H.M.S. Victory flagship.

14. Hon. Edward Jarvis Hodgson

15. A group of unidentified men.

16. W.L. Cotton, of the "Examiner".

17. Prominent Charlottetown Citizens about 1880, Front row - left to right: William Dodd,auctioneer Thomas Alley, L.C. Owen, Ship owner, W. E. Dawson, Hardware merchant Back rowstanding - left to right: B. Wilson Higgs, Merchant, John Stumbles, Saddler, George R. Beer,William Brown, owner of Brown Block.

BOARD 64

1. Sir Wilfred Laurier - Prime Minister of Canada 1896-1911

2 Queen Victoria - This is the official Jubilee Portrait.

3 Four generations of Royalty

4 Princess Louise - daughter of Queen Victoria, wife of Marquis of Lorne


5 Marquis or Lorne - Governor - General of Canada 1878-1883

6 Mr. & Mrs. James Peake Jr.

7 Diamond Jubilee Contingent - Canada 1897

8 Hon. Jedediah Carvell - Mayor of Charlottetown, Senator & Lt. Governor

9 "Christopher's Folly: - This was the name given by neighbours, to the "Clara May" built by Capt. Christopher LePage, Rustico in his backyard. July 1, 1891.

10 A group of gentelmen, including Hon. A. E. Areenault, near the Victoria Hotel.

11. William Rowan Thompson

12 Sir Louis H. Davies

13 Christopher LePage (left) and Mrs. James B. LePage and B. W. LePage

14 The Hillsborough Bridge

15 Hillsborough Bridge 1905 (No. 1)

16 The Earl of Bessborough's Visit to Charlottetown

17 Hillsborough Bridge 1905, under construction

18. The Guardian Office corner of Kent St. and Great George on fire on April 28, 1923

19. Hon. George W. Howlan 1894-1899

20. Hon. P.A. Maclntyre M.D. 1899-1904

21. Automobile meeting horse and wagon Ca. 1920

BOARD 65

1. Barouche during the Vice-Regal Party past the Cundall Home

2. MacKenzie King

3. Robert Borden

4. R.B. Bennett


5. The Lauden House, later occupied by the American Consulate, now the Officers Club.

6. The "swearing in" ceremony of Frank Richard Hearts as Lt. - Governor by the Clerk of the Privy Council Ottawa, on September 8, 1924 in the Legislative Chamber Province House,Charlottetown

7. Hon. Frank Heartz

8 Government House at the time of Governor - Several Grey

9 Indian Chief Sark being presented to the Prince of Wales during his visit in 1919.

10 Silver Medallion which belonged to Frank R. Heartz. One of these was presented to each of the nine Lt. Governors in 1927 to commemorate the sixtieth anniversary of Confederation. A similarmedallion in gold was struck for the Governor-General of Canada.

11. Governor D. A. MacKinnon, Lady Grey and Earl Grey in horse and buggy.

12. Hon. D. A. MacKinnon

13. Hon. Murdock MacKinnon

14. Duke of Devonshire, Governor General

15. Lord Willingdon, Governor General

16. Hon. Charles Dalton

17. Hon. Benjamin Rogers

18. Hon. Austin A. MacDonald, Lieut. Gov

19. A.B. Warburton D.C.L.K.C. Lieut. Gov

20. Hon. Joseph Bernard

BOARD 66

1 Hon. B. W. LePage, War-Time Governor

2 King Edward VII

3 King George V


4 Edward VIII

5 Hon. J. Watson MacNaught - Solicitor General and later Minister of Mines with the Pearson Government.

6 Lieutenant Governor B. W. LePage making presentation to service women.

7 King George VI being greeted by Lt. Gov. George D. DeBlois, Mrs. DeBlois, Premier Thane A. Campbell and Mrs. Campbell.

8 Lieut. Gov. LePage with young airman.

9 Hon. George D. DeBlois, inspects the Guard of Honor, preceded by Col. W.J. MacDonad

10 Hon. George D. DeBlois

11 Table setting for the luncheon at Government with King George VI and Queen Elizabeth

12 Robert L. Cotton

13 Hon. T. W. L. and Mrs. Prowse as they leave for the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II

14 Alex Matheson, premier of P.E4-1. at the time chatting with Charlotte Whitten then Mayor of Ottawa.

15 Harris Memorial Library which housed the Public Library below and the Harris paintings above.

16 Hon. T.W.L. Prowse meets Princess Eliaabeth and her husband, Prince Philip, as they arrive bytrain.

17 Trans-Canada Highway Conference attended by Hon. Walter Jones shown standing second fromleft.

BOARD 67

1. Governor-General Vanier

2. Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip view the welcoming crowds before Province House, accompanied by Premier Walter Shaw and Mrs. Shaw.

3. Mr. & Mrs. Lester B. Pearson and Mr. & Mrs. Alex Campbell

4. The Mace - presented to the Legislative Assembly, 1966


5. Lieutenant-Governor MacDonald lights the Centennial flame

6. Hon. A.W. Matheson, with John F. Kennedy & Lord Beaverbrook

7. Hon. Walter Hyndman presents a member of the cadets with a testimonial

8. Frank MacKinnon, Lester Pearson and Walter Shaw

9. Senator Elsie Inman

10. Mr. Angus MacLean

11. An unidentified group of Islanders watching the election returns of the 1966 Provincial Election

12. Delegates to Dominion Provincial Conference - 1960 on steps of Parliament Buildings.

BOARD 68

1. A fire water bucket

2. Rosewood tilt-top table made by Mr. Joseph Curran of Charlottetown

3. Jug made by Prince Edward Ilsland Pottery, Ca. 1890

4. Chippendale Desk, made about 1750

5. A Birdseye Maple Chest made by James A. Chrisholm of North Tryon about 1940

6. A Mark Butcher Sofa, 1860

7. Side chair, "chicken cage" style

8. Fanning Side Board - Built in Dublin, Ireland, in 1785, it was brought out toCharlottetown

9. Wall mirror with hand carved wooden frame

10. Solid Rosewood side chair made by Mark Butcher circa 1840

11. "The Wilt Chair" made by Bernard Wilt of Lot 56 and his son William and grandsons John & Hugh, Ca 1860

12. A Slipper Chair by Mark Butcher.


13. Walnut side chair made by Mark Butcher in 1860.

14. "Batchilder Chair", made by William Batchilder (1855-1951)

BOARD 69

1. Early Hand-Wrought Iron Lantern

2. "Sampler" made with cross-stitch on canvas background

3. Whale Oil Lamp belonging to Benjamin Chappell

4. Early Hand operated Sewing Machine

5. Yarmouth Stove, Olde Mill Museum at Long River

6. Dual purpose Baby's highchair could be folded to make a stroller.

7. Chair belonging to Benjamin Chappell, made about 1800.

8. Hand turned baby cradle

9. An old fashioned bed-warmer

10. Butter Paddles & Print Makers

11. Hand operated washing machine

12. Hand Made Wooden Bowl and Mixer

BOARD 70

1. Prince & Richmond St. Old Methodist Church.

2. Bishop Angus, MacEachern's Boat

3. Bishop Angus MacEachern

4. A Sketch of St. Andrew's Church

5. "The Holman Homestead", originally Roman Catholic Rectory.

6. Third St. Mary's Church, Souris


7. A Wedding - A typical Prince Edward Island Home Wedding in the 1920's

8. Kirk of St. James Church

9. Funeral procession of Rev. Daniel MacLean, over Black Sams Bridge

10. United Church, Georgetown

BOARD 71

1. Port Hill Anglican Church

2. The Norton House on the Georgetown Road, overlooking Brudenell Island. Built in 1821 byJohn Norton.

3. Rackham House in Wheatley River built in approx. 1840

4. Caption on Board is incorrect. This is not St. Paul's Church but St. Paul's Infant School Hallwhich was used until 1904. The rectory, built in 1890 is in the background.

5. Cross Roads Church of Christ built in 1836

6. Early Charlottetown - Prince Street at Fitzroy facing north.

BOARD 72

1. House once owned by Robert Hodgson located where the Ch'town Hotel is now situated.

2. An original Island home of the Micmas

3. A typical old Charlottetown Home

4. Mount Edward House built in 1836, located on the Mt. Edward Road was the property and residence of the late Hon. Edward James Jarvis

5. George Dewar Home

6. Entrance to "Edgewater" West Street, private home of Frank R. Heartz and used as the official residence during his term of office as Lieut. Governor. "Built in 1905, and destroyed by fire in1931.

7. Victoria House - A very old house in the village of Victoria

8. Fairholm corner of Prince and Fitzroy Sts. built in 1842.


BOARD 73

1. United Church, Tignish

2. Old Zion Church, Tignish,built 1860 on Richmond St.

3. The Church of Christ, Montague, built in 1876

4. The Presbyterian Church, Kensington

5. The Old St. Dunstan's Cathedral, built 1843-1848

6. St. Mary's Church - Souris, built 1849 (Notes on church - June, 1849, fire destroyed the 10 yearold Catholic Church. The second church, opened November, 1849.It was replaced in 1901.)

7. Colonel Lutie DesBrisay 1368-1945; officer in the Salvation Army.

8. Rev. John Giddie - Missionary to the New Hebrides with three women and two men.

9. Rev. John Goodwill - Missionary to the New Hebrides

10. "Dr, John Keir", inducted and ordained into the Malpeque Presbyterian Church in June, 1810

11. Dr. J.F. Fullerton 1893-1923

12. Central Christian Church was erected in 1902 on the site of the former residence of Hon. George Coles, Kent Street.

13. First Baptist Church, erected in 1836 on the northwest corner of Euston & Prince Sts.

14. New Baptist Church, the third baptist Church

15. All souls of St. Peter's Cathedral erected in 1888; the architect was W. G. Harris

16. Calvary Temple on Upper Prince Street.

17. Free Church of Scotland built in 1954 on Birchwood St.

18. The Salvation Army Hall

19. Seventh Day Adventist Church, built in 1937 on Lapthorne Ave.

20. The Holy Redeemer Church, built 1964


BOARD 74

Various creatures whose pictures have been taken for the fun of it. 1) cat 2) frog 3) seal 4) frog

BOARD 75

Various wildlife on the Island

1. Bob Cat were very numerous on the Island in the Olden Days

2. turtle

3. birds

4. swans & goslings

BOARD 76

Various wildlife on the Island

1. Black bear were very numerous on the Island in the olden days

2. cat and mouse

3. cheetah

4. goat

BOARD 77

1. Snow shoeing fashions in the late 1880's

2. Woman dressed for game of broom ball

3. P.E.I. homemade snowshoes

4. A Belvedere Toboggan Slide

5. Brookvale Ski Club, Site of the 1967 Maritime Ski Championships

6. Snow shoe party circa 1900

7. Tobogganing


8. Wally Scantlebury and His Figure Skating Club

9. A group of unidentified people spending an evening at Brookvale Ski Club.

10. Wally Scantlebury and figure Skating group at the Charlottetown Forum

BOARD 78

1. Stewart Pierce with a 41b lloz trout caught at Mount Stewart

2. Mrs. Claude Woodington fishing

3. Mr. Claude Woodington with 41b trout, caught at Vernon Causeway

4. Kenneth Clements of Montague, with string of geese

5. Harvey Moore, Bird Sanctuary

6. Earl Corish and Anthony - Bourque with three beagles

7. Spurgeon Jenkins, Village Green

8. Earl Corish, Anthony Bourque and friend after a rabbit shoot

9. A group of Eastern Gunners left to right : Willard MacLeod, Dingwell MacLeod, Walthen MacLeod, Doug Sheidow

10. Skeet Shooting

11. Judge Peters with dog

12. Trout Fishing on the Island

13. Visiting American Hunter with two dogs & Hungarian partridge

14. Dr. Wendell MacDonald and dog Mickey

15. Wally Rodd & Dr. Sanborne with dogs & Hungarian partridge.

16. Newstead Gun Club - Taken at the Newstead Farm, Winsloe and showing Erdie Hyndman, F.W. Hyndman, Al Hyndman, Col. Longwotth Harry Morris

17. Newstand Gun Club 1909


18. Hugh Simpson, Bob Hyndman, Ollie Harper , Glyndon Willis, Ron Atkinson Skeet Shooting Club.

BOARD 79

1. Major J. M. Jones - Ch'town represents Canada at Bisley five times between years 1902 & 1912

2. J. Frank Sterns - Souris - Represented Canada at Bisley, England in 1913

3. Captain A. J. McCabe, E. D. Ch'town

4. Sgt. George MacLennan, Alexandra - Represented the Island at Bisley, England in 1928

5. Lt. P.T. Hooper, Milton - Represented the Island at Bisley, England in 1925.

6. Sgt. A.M. Coles, Milton - Represented the Island at Bisley, England in 194'7.

7. Sgt. Edison Hardy, York - Represented the Island at Bisley, England 1956

8. Prince Edward Island Rifle Team Winners of the Dominion of Canada Telegraphic Rifle Match 1889 - Asst. Surgeon Gillis, Lieu. D. L. Hooper, Corpl. H. Hooper, Lieu. E. MacDougall, Sergt.B. Prowse, Sergt. D. MacMillan, Sergt. J. Offer, Sergt. J. M. Davison, Capt. D. Stewart, Staff -Sgt. Allan, Capt. Geo Grockett, Pte. S. Gay, Sapper H. Anderson, Sergt. Maj. S. Grey, SapperR.V. Longworth

9. Target used on the range

10. A group of shooters on Bisley Team in England - Major J. M. Bisley Jones is immediate left of score board.

11. Eastern Canada Team at Ottawa. Ist left - J.S. MacDonald, Ch'town 3rd left, P.T. HooperCh'town, 4th left, J. Coles, Ch'town, 5th left , R.A. MacCabe, Ch'town, End right, A. F. Gormley,Ch'town

BOARD 80

1. Major A. F. Gotmley, Charlottetown

2. Lt. Mary MacLennan, Charlottetown Represented Canada at Bisley, England, 1951, and was thefirst lady to do so in the history of this world-wide competition

3. Capt. R. A. McCabe, Ch'town - Represented Canada at Bisley, England 1954

4. Major G. A. MacDonald - Represented Canada at Bisley,England, 1952 and 1953


5. Lt. A. K Mutch - Represented Canada at Bisley, England - 1958

6. F/Sgt. Susick, G.F.B. Summerside - Represented the Island at Bisley, England, five times - 1957, 1959, 1961, 1963, 1964.

7. Target used on the range

8. Group taken at Bisley, England In 1952, the Island was represented by Major G. A. MacDonald, shown at left opposite the scoreboard.

9. Bisley Team - 1954 Center front row - Brig W. W. Reid - Team Commandant; Top row right Capt. R.A. McCabe - Team Member

10. Inter-Maritime Team; - P.E.I. Winner at Sussex, New Brunswick, Top row left to right: Perley Taylor, A. K. Mutch, Robert Barwise, M.P. Susick, Harold Jones, R. A. McCabe.- Bottom row.left to right: Eldon MacLean, P.J. Landrigan, Roy Coles, R.E. Jenkins.

11. Bisley Team, Prince Edward Islanders - Front row, 2nd left - Lt. G. J. Rogers (Team Adjutant) Middle row 2nd left - F/S M.P. Susick

BOARD 81

1. Abegweit Football Team of 1886

2. Abegweit Football Team - Prince Edward Island Champions, 1909

3. Abegweit Football Team

4. Abegweit Football Team - Football Champions of P.E.I. - 1912

5. Abegweit Football Team 1910 Champion

6. Abegweit Football Team 1907

7. Prince of Wales Football Team 1912, Champions of the Intermediate League

8. Unidentified man in uniform

9. Abegweit Football Team, Champions Prince Edward Island League 1906

BOARD 82

1. City League Champions - Star Football Team 1925


2. Abegweit Football Team - circa 1910

3. St. -Dungtan's University Football Team Senior-League Champions 1920-1921

4. Abegweit Football Team Prince Edward Island Senior Champions - 1929

5. Ch'town Football Team around 1900

6. Prince of Wales Football Team - Intermediate Intercollegiate Champions 1925-1926

7. S.D. U. Varsity Football - 1949 Front left to right: Allister Mac Issac, J. Reardon, Pete Dunphy, Hughie MacPhee, Dunstan Murphy, John Cash and Reg Rodgers Rear left to right: AustinJohnston, George MacRae, J.D. MacCarville, Wilf Driscoll, Willie MacDonald, Jim Ayer,George Cameron, Mike Hennessey, Cyril Callaghan, and A. J . MacAdam

BOARD 83

1. Prince of Wales visits Charlottetown date? Here he is seen with a group of cricket players

2. Unidentified team [?]

3. Curran and Briggs baseball teams that won the Maritime Intermediate A titles - 1948, 1949, and 1950.

4. Lou Campbell of Charlottetown

5. Charlottetown Championship Group, Late Twenties standing, left to right: Con Gaudet, Joe Lambros Bus Garrett, Vincent McQuaid, Whacky MacEachern, Fred Lambros, Dr. CharlieDougan, Sitting left to right: Philip McQuaid, Lou Campbell William Purcell, George Francis,Harold Cameron In front left to right: Spurgeon Diamond, Frank Cronin.

6. Rovers Baseball Team - Champions City League 1928. N. Whitlock, Manager, W. Murley, H. MacKenzie, D. MeLean, R. Doyle, P. Maclnnis, L. Matheson Coach. G. Whitlock, J. WilliamsCaptain, F. Cronin, J. Whitlock.Mascot, P. Diamond, U. Blanchard, F. Conners.

7. Orlebar Baseball Junior Champions, Charlettetown PE Island 1908

8. Summerside Sweethearts Softball Team

9. Unidentified baseball team


10. Charlottetown baseball team. Standing left to right: Donnie MacLeod, Kip Ready, Johnie Squarebriggs, Bennie Carson, Ian Kennedy, David McLeod, Coach Randy Edwards. Kneelingleft to right: Billie Parcell, Malcolm, MacFadyan, Warren Hood, William Dunn, ForbesKennedy. In Front: Bat Boy, Archie MacFadyan

11. Montague Junior Baseball Team

12. Curran and Briggs Baseball Team from Summerside around 1948

BOARD 84

1. P.W.G. Baseball 1908-1909

2. Basilica Recreation Center - 1966

3. Abegweit Baseball Team Champions P.E. Island - 1920

4. Prince of Wales College Basketball Champions - 1911

5. Methodist Church Basket Ball Team Champions City Church League - 1921 Top Row - J. Johnston,Guard: E. Ferguson, Forward: F. Moore, Center: C. Hodgson, Forward; Bottom row -H. Hutcheson, Guard: Rev. W. F. Glendenning: E. McInnis (Capt.) Forward: G. H. Gorbell: J.MeNair, Guard:

6. Methodist Church Basket Ball Team Inter. Church League Champions 1923

7. Abegweit Basketball Team - 1922-1923 Standing left to right: unidentified, Carl Milford, Bungay Smith, Erm Harris,,Lt. Gov. Frank Heartz Sitting left to right: Harry Squarebriggs, JackSterns, Wallie Scantlebury, and Spurgeon Diamond In front, left to,right: Ditty Dewar and BobAcorn.

BOARD 85

1. Eureka Clubhouse, Murray River

2. Montague Canoe Club, Montague, P.E.I.

3. Sailboat Racing, 1924

4. A Yachling Party of St. Dunstan's students and friends

5. Hillsborough Boating Club. Ferry Wharf, 1920

6. Lobster Boat Regatta, 1908


7. Early in the history of the Summerside Yacht? Club

8. Snipe Racing - war years.

BOARD 86

1. Sloop "Goldfinch" Summerside to Shediac, 1938

2. The yawl "Aelous", owned by Walter Pickard

3. The Zenith, taken at Halifax.

4. The Charlottetown Yacht Club House, 1939

5. A group of members in front of the Club House, 1943

6. A quiet corner at Bonshaw, near Strathgartney, 1940

7. The Restless, owned by Hal Burke, taken at the yacht club, 1939

BOARD 87

1. First winners of McArthur Cup (curling) at Summerside, 1928 Top Row left to right: C.Williams, E. Clawson, W. Bently, W. Taylor, J. Bayer, Dr. Archibald, C. Thompson, BottomRow left to right: A. Sinclair, M. Titus, C. Moore, D. A. MacKinnon, R. E. Taylor.

2. Curling Team, unidentified

3. Curlers (casting the stone) unidentified

4. Mr. Gordan Bennett P.E.l.'s only National President (curling)

5. MacDonald's Brier Tankard

6. P.E.I N.S., N.B., curling teams unidentified

7. The Montague Curling Club team. left to right: Art Younker, Robert W. Beck. Cecil Wightman James MacIntyre.

8. 1964 Canadian School Boy Curling pictured in front of Government House

9. First P.E.I. Diamond "D" rink 1961 Left to right: Elizabeth "Liz" MacDonald, skip; Sally Rodd, first stone; Evelyn "Ev" Goss, second stone; Nora MacDonald, Mate


10. Ladies curling team - unidentified

11. Doug Cameron in perfect curling form

12. Charlottetown Curling Club "Big 4" Provincial Champions - 1938, 1939

BOARD 88

1. Exhibition Building - Erected 1890 destroyed by fire in April 1945

2. Charlottetown Driving Park Grandstand build in 1889 formally opened in 1890.

3. Charlottetown Raceway: aerial view of Charlottetown Driving Park and Exhibition Grounds, looking to the east.

4. Dr. J. T. Jenkins and his opponent from the states before a match at the Summerside track

5. Dr. J. T. Jenkins exercising his colt at Upton

6. [Devilish Dorothy's Win]: Dr. Jenkins being congratulated on

7. Covehead Track: Joandale (Harold Cudmore) leads Propane (Ensor Bownes) to the wire on July 9, 1952

8. The Padlock Turn - The field swings into the paddlock turn, jockeying for positions at Charlottetown Driving Park, 1950's

9. First Starting Gate - was introduced at Charlottetown Driving Park in the mid 1940's.

10. High wheeled sulky, corner of Queen & Kent St., Charlottetown used in harness racing until early 1900 ' S .

BOARD 89

1. Brian Yorke - One of the top performers of the 1941 racing season with "Jiggy Arbing".

2. Lusty Frisco, stallion of the 1930's is shown here on the track at Montague with Clarence Schurman up.

3. Joe O'Brian - the “character” who was a familiar figure at harness race meets throughout theMaritimes for many years, until his retirement in 1954.

4. Joe O'Brian - Internationally known driver and member of Canada's Sports hall of fame native ofAlberton


5. Medal Won by Royal Harry owned by the Jenkins.

6. Eloise Wick - Pacing more owned by Myron Bell and Mel Jenkins

7. His sons Albert Bernard, another well known horeseman is a left his son Shane

8. Dr. J. D. MacIntyre and Lady Belle

9. Charlottetown Driver - James McGregor (Roach)

10. First Photo Finish at Montague Track

11. Horse and Driver - unidentified

BOARD 90

1. Promising Colt - One of Cape Bretons more promising colts is the three year old pacer. Locetta's Boy shown here a Charlottetown Driving Park. Mike Chasson is on the bike.

2. Unidentified

3. Saint Syleshire, thoroughbred stallion, 16.2 hands 1450 lbs. Born 1924 in King George V stables

4. Top Trotter - Little Art born 1966 the fastest Maritime - bred trotting gelding ever with a mile in 2:06 shown here with one of the Islands greatest horseman. Tyndall Semple of Kensington.

5. Thoroughbred More - Owned and ridden by Rauol Reymond in the MacLaughlin Rind Oakville, Ontario

6. Devilish Dorothy - a standardbred was a great favorite frequently winning sevenheat races.

7. Unidentified

8. Starburn - fastest Bred Maritime pacing stallion with a mark of 204 4/5

9. Unidentified - Race Judges

10. Starters in the first Gold Cup & Saucer Race.

11. Gold Cup and Saucer Girls

BOARD 91

1. William McKinnon, boxer


2. Eureka Bowling Team. 1923-24

3. Daniel J. McCormack, boxer

4. Donald Walters, gymnast

5. Nurses exercising at the YMCA

6. James Mclnnis, boxer

7. Ping Pong at the Basilica Recreation Centre

8. The gymnasium at Basilica Recreation Centre

9. Bowling at Basilica Recreation Centre

10. Janet Park, gymnast

BOARD 92

1. Charlottetown Abbies hockey team 1900

2. Charlottetown Abbies hockey team, 1898

3. Summerside Crystals hockey team, 1900

4. Summerside Crystal Sisters hockey team, 1905

5. Micmac Hockey Club, 1903-1904

6. Prince of Wales hockey team, 1904-1905

7. Summerside Crystals hockey team, 1913-1914


9. Unidentified hockey team

10. Morell Dreadnaughts hockey team, 1918.

11. Charlottetown Abbies hockey team, 1912-1913

BOARD 93


1. Montague Imperials hockey team, 1921

2. Lou Campbell

3. Prince of Wales hockey team, 1924

4. Abegweit Sisters hockey,;team, 1926



7. Unidentified man


9. Charlottetown Abbies hockey team, 1922-1923


11. Saint Dunstan's University hockey team, 1946

12. Summerside Crystals hockey team 1930-1931

BOARD 94

1. Mousie Dowling

2. Montague Primroses hockey team

3. Victoria Unions hockey team, 1929

4. Orrin Carver

5. Bucko Trainor


7. Charlottetown A.bbies hockey team, 1935

8. Nick Nicolle

9. Charlottetown Islanders hockey team, 1951-1952


10. Gordie Drillon

11. Hickie Nicholson

12. Lord Stanley

13. Buck Whitlock

BOARD 95

1. Bill Reid

2. Canada's National Hockey Team, 1965-1966 (Billy MacMillan)

3. Bill Murphy

4. Ivan Doherty

5. Montague's Iceland Arena

6. Charlottetown hockey team at Kingston Games


8. Junior Royals hockey team, 1938-1939

9. Garrison Juniors hockey team, 1959

10. Centennial Pee-Wees hockey team

11. Summerside Aces hockey team, 1958

12. Joe Murphy

13. Forbes Kennedy

14. Charlottetown Juveniles hockey team, 1965-1966

15. Billy MacMillan

BOARD 96

1. St. Peter's Bay Day Camp - swimming


2. Evelyn Henry

3. Evelyn Cudmore

4. First Water Safety Group, 1945

5. Evelyn Cudmore and lifeguards at North Shore

6. Mouth-to Mouth resuscitation

7. Evelyn Cudmore presenting awards

8-9 Swimming Day-Camp

BOARD 97

1. YMCA Swimming team members

2. Men's bathing suits, Rocky Point, 1900


4. Jim Pendergast

5. Synchronized Swimming team


7. Synchronized Swimming team

8. Synchronized Swimming team coach and members

BOARD 98

1. Bob Donahue

2. Wallie Scantlebury

3. Bicycle race, 1913

4. Charlottetown Fire Department Salvage Corps team, 1920

5. Wallie Scantlebury pole vaulting


6. Charlottetown Fire Department Hose Reel Team, 1925

7. Abegweit track and field team, 1921

8. Queen Square School track and field team, 1924

9. Bill Halpenny




BOARD 99

1-3 Alfred groom pole-vaulting Andy Arsenault and Dave Boswell

4. Andy Arsenault and Dave Boswell

5. Unidentified group

6. Bob Simmons throwing the discus

7. A cycling race, 1920's


9. Abegweit road race team, 1930

10. Abegweit track and field .team, 1947

BOARD 100

1. Belvedere Golf Club, 1880's



4. Golfing fashions, 1900's

5. Golf links, Charlottetown


6. Belvedere Golf Club, 18th hole

7. Ladies Willingdon golf team: Blanche Hogg, Gail Mustard, Mrs. Fred Cannon Mrs. Alec Horne

8. W.R. Jenkins presenting tray to Mr. and Mrs. William (Pud) Beer

9. Ladies golf team: Mrs. William Beer, Daphne Dagg, Mrs. A. G. MacMillan, Mrs. Fred Cannon

10. Canadian Ladies Golf Championship team, 1966

11. Belvedere Golf and Winter Club

12. Mrs. William Beer and Mrs. Tom Laidlaw with trophy

13. A Charlottetown male golf team

14. Golf team at N.B. - P.E.I. Tournament

BOARD 101

1. Tennis Tournament, 1902

2. Lawn Scene at house

3. Tennis group, Charlottetown, 1890-1900

4. Tennis Club, 1910

5 Charlottetown Tennis Club and toboggan slide, 1884

6. Tennis group at Victoria Park, 1880's

7. Harry Roper, Eddie Condon, Laird Watt, and Commander Edwards

8. Micmac Tennis Club, 1885

9. Eastern Canadian Tennis Tournament, 1935

10. Charlottetown Tennis Club bound for Eastern Canada Tournament, 1932

11. Interprovincial Lawn Tennis Tournament, Charlottetown


BOARD 102

1. Colonel John Hamilton Gray

2. Colonel Fred Strong Moore

3. Lieutenant Colonel John Henry Beer

4. Colonel D. J. McCormack

5. Battalion Garrison Artillery, No. 1 Company, 1893, Officers and N.C. Officers

6. Drill Shed, 1873

7. Kirk Brigade

8. Unidentified group of officers

9. Equitation class, Charlottetown

10. Rifle team, 1889

11. Gun drill, Charlottetown, 1890

12. Charlottetown Engineers, 1886

BOARD 103

1. Lieutenant-Colonel H. D. Johnson

2. Sappers Roland D. Taylor and Alfred W. Riggs

3. Matron Nursing Sister Gecily Jane Georgina Fane Pope

4. Major T. F. Fullerton

5. Transvaal Contingent, 1899

6. Second Charlottetown Detatchment of the Canadian Contingent for the war in South Africa,1900

7. Number 1 Company, Fourth P.E.I. Regiment, Canadian Artillery, 1897

8. 82nd Abegweit Light Infantry Regiment, 1908


9. Fourth Regiment Band, 1912-1913

10. Engineers Bridge, Government Pond, 1902

11. Sergeant's P.E.I. Lighthouse, 1904

BOARD 104

1. H.M.S. "Drake"

2. Officers of the 4th P.E.I. Regiment, Garrison Artillery

3. Officers of the 82 Regiment, 1906

4. Charlottetown Engineer Company Milit.a, 1903

5. Canadian Artillery Team

6. Fourth P.E.I. Regiment, Garrison Artillery, enroute to Canso and Sydney, 1914

7. The "Cacouna" transporting troops to Nova Scotia

8. Fourth Regiment boarding ship for Nova Scotia

9. The "Cacouna" transporting troops to Nova Scotia

10. Fourth Regiment detachment in Quebec 1914

11. Fourth Regiment detachment in Quebec 1914

12. Group No. 9, Army Medical Corps, 1914

13. Nurse Rena MacLean

14. Officers of the 25 Battalion, CEF, 1915

BOARD 105

1. 105th Battalion, 1915

2. Officers of the 105th Battalion,1915

3. Major T. E. McNutt, 105 Battalion, 1915


4. 105th Battalion Band

5. Sergeants of the 105th Battalion, 1915

6. Tug of War Team, 104th Battalion

BOARD 106

1. Lieutenant-Colonel D. A. MacKinnon

2. Lieutenant-Colonel A. G. Peake, DSO

3. Lieutenant-Colonel Waldron B. Prowse DSO

4. Officers of the P.E.I. Section of the Canadian Signal Company

5. P.E.I. Lighthorse Contingent of the Canadian Mounted Rifles, 1915

6. Heavy Battery Canadian Artillery, Second P.E.I. Section, 1914-1915

7. Second Canadian Siege Battery on the Rhine, 1918

BOARD 107

1. Officers of No. 2 Battery, 1915

2. Officers of No. 8 Siege Battery

3. No. 2 Battery, England, 1916

4. No. 8 Siege Battery, Section No. 1


6. Fourth P.E.I. Regiment in Sydney, 1914


8. 28th Draft, Canadian Railway Troops



BOARD 108

1. No. 5 Siege Battery, Souris Draft

2 No. 5 Siege Battery, Charlottetown Draft

3. WWI Sesa Plane

4. Flight Lieutenant Heber R. Large

5. WWI Air Force

6. Sgt. George (Cracker) Craig's gun crew at Armentieres

7. Lieutenant H. C. Bourke

8. Flight Lieutenant Fred Nash

9. Pilot Colin C. MacDonald with H.R. Stewart

10. WWI Flying Suit

11. WWI Air Force Cadets in training

12. Buried telephone lines, WWI

13. Mr. and Mrs. John MacLeod's family

14. Motor Lorry, 1916

15. WWI Signals System - despatch riders and pigeons

16. Colonel Dan's ammunition edumn on leave

17. No. 8 Siege Battery, Sgt. Peter MacLennon's gun crew

18. Gun from No. 8 Siege Battery

19. Flight Lieutenant H. H. Whitlock

20. WWI Great coats

21. WWI Gas masks, 1917


22. Field Artillery winter garb, 1917

BOARD 109

1. No. 8 Siege Battery originals, Germany 1918

2. Lieutenant Colonel V. L. Goodwill, M.D., and Lieutenant Colonel J. Warburton, M.D.

3. Lieutenant Colonel Andrew MacPhail, M.D.

4. Captain J. W. MacKenzie, M.D.

5. Lieutenant Colonel J.J. Blake, M.D.

6. Captain J. C. Houston; M.D.

7. Major F.W. Tidmarsh, M.D.

8. Lieutenant Colonel J.S. Jenkins, M.D

9. Major L. W. MacNutt, M.D.

10. Captain E. S. Blanchard, DDS

11. Captain T. E. Robins, DDS

12. Captain G. H. Jardine, M.D.

13. Unidentified group of Cadets

14. No. 20 West Kent Cadet Corps

15. Unidentified group of Cadets

16. No. 148 Queen Square Cadet Corps, 1923

17. No. 255 Souris High School Cadet Corps, 1923

18. No. 416 Montague Cadet Corps, 1926


BOARD 110

1. 2nd Medium Battery CA, 1931

2. Royal Military Staff Officers' Courst!

3. Six District Signals Detatchment at the 1939 Concentration, Vimy Barracks, Kingston Ontario

4. P.E.I. Lighthorse Contingent at Aldershot, 1930

5. P.E.I. Highlanders Band, pre - 1939

6. No. 6 District Signals, 1938

7. George Vand Elizabeth Visit, 1939

BOARD 111

1. HMCS "Charlottetown"

2. Lieutenant Commander Wilfred J. McIsaac, MBE, RCNVR

3. Robert C. MacMillan, Lieutenant Commander, DSC, Bar

4. Lieutenant Commander Charles P. MacKenzie, RCNVR

5. Lieutenant Roy Howard Sylvester, RCNVR

6. Lieutenant Commander Donald R. Baker RCNVR

7. Lieutenant Commander Victor Douglas Haig Saunders, RCNVR

8. Officers of HMCS "Queen Charlotte"

9. Lieutenant A. Alistair MacLeod, RCNVR

10. Captain J.J.Connolly, RCNVR

11. Commander George H. Buntain, RCNVR

12. Commander Jock Kenny, RCN(R)


BOARD 112

1. Brigadier G. G. K. Peake

2. Brigadier W. W. Reid

3. Lieutenant Colonel J. David Stewart

4. Officers of No. 2 and 8 Batteries, 1939

5. Eighth Battery RCA, 1939

6. "C" troop 2/7 Battery, 1st Med. Regiment RCA, England

BOARD 113

1. North Nova Scotia Highlanders, 17 Platoon

2. North Nova Scotia Highlanders, Officers 1940

3. North Nova Scotia Highlanders, 18 Platoon

4. Six District Signals Personnel at Glace Bay, 1939

5. P.E.I. Light horse Squadron, England 1941

6. P.E.I. Light horse Squadron, Officers, 1941

BOARD 114

1. First nine airmen enlisted from P.E.I., WWII

2. P.E.I. graduates at Wings Parade in Ottawa

3. Mount Pleasant Airport

4. Charlottetown Airport

5. Summerside Airport

6. Harvard plane

7. Dakota plane


8. Anson plane

9. Railway Station jammed with departing Air Force Trainees

10. Group Captain Blake

11. J. Angus MacLean, Flight Lieutenant, with crew, 1942

12. Major B. Roy Helman and S/O Fahrenbaltz, Precision Squad Maritime tour, 1943

13. Artists conception of Ivan Kerry, DFC, as typical air gunner

14. Precision Squad performance, 1943 Maritime Tour

BOARD 115

1. The Canso Amphibia plane

2. Anson Mark I plane

3. Auster V Artillery Observation Plane - Capt. D. W. McCormack, G65 RCAF Squadron RCA

4. Officers of PEI Highlanders Black- watch, 1943

5. Canadian Field Ambulance RCAMC (AF) CA (0) 1941

6. First line reinforcements, West Nova Scotia Regiment CASF, 1940

BOARD 116

1. Canadian General Hospital No. 7 RCAMC

2. Eleanor Johnson, Lieutenant N/S

3. Rose Bradley, Lieutenant N/S

4. Ida MacKay, Lieutenant N/S

5. Sons of Ambrose Maclntyre in WWII Chester, Roddie, John D., Ambrose R., James A., Herbert

6. Field Ambulance No. 21 RCAMC, 1939

7. Beryl DeBlois


8. Florence Roper

9. Joan Duvar

10. Mamie Meurant

11. Jean Ellis

12. Muriel Weeks

13. Major Gerald P. Tanton, MD

14. G. J. Gallant, MD

15. Colonel J. E. Andrew, MD

16. Lieutenant Colonel J. A. MacPhee

17. Captain Frank MacMillan, MD

18. Captain W. G. Hogg, DDS

19. Major L.I. Duffy, DDS

20. Lieutenant Colonel A. R. Smith, DDS

21. Lieutenant Colonel G. Darrach

22. Colonel James MacIsaac

23. Captain Leslie Dignan

24. Captain John Kelly

25. Edgar Hogan

26. Fred L. MacMillan

27. John N. Richard

28. Captain R. F. MacDonald

29. Lieutenant Commander J.S. Sherren


30. Captain J. W. McCardle

31. Captain George MacCormack

32. Captain W. A. Keefe

33. Captain W. A. Seaman

34. Flight Lieutenant G. S. Tanton

BOARD 117

1. Officers (Commanding) of Five Signal Regiment

2. Lieutenant W. K. Rogers

3. Lieutenant Colonel KS Rogers, VD

4. Prince Edward Island Regimental Band

5. Second Battalion. Princess Patricia’s Light Infantry

6-7 Charlottetown War Memorials

BOARD 118

1-2 Captain Frederick Thornton Petdrs, VC, DSO, DSC and BAR, DSC (US) RN

3. Sergeant Charles A. MacGillivary

4. Lieutenant Harper MacNeill, MM, MC

5. Squadron Leader Charles Trainor, DSO, DFC AND BAR

6. Sergeant Major D.M. Robinson, DCM

7. Wing Commander J. Angus MacLean, DFC

8. Lieutenant Colonel P.W. MacNevin, DCM

9. Major J. Fred Donald, DCM

10. Captain W. Lawson Jenkins, MC, BAR, MM


11. Captain Ken MacDonald, MD, MC

12. Flight Lieutenant Paul N. Poirier, DFC

13. Lieutenant Colonel P.S. Fielding, MM

14. Lieutenant A.E.B. Murphy, MC

15. Major A. W. Allen, MC

16. Brigadier G.G.K. Peake, DSO

17. Lieutenant Colonel, C.C. Thompson MC and BAR

BOARD 119

1. Major General Ernest Weeks, MC BAR MM BAR

2. Colonel J. A. MacPhail, DSO Croix de Guerre MID

3. Major J. Frank Sterns, MC and BAR

4. Lieutenant Colonel J.S. Jenkins, MD DSO

5. Group Captain.H. Ronald Stewart, Russian Order of St. George

6. Flight Lieutenant Millerd W. Coles, DFC

7. Brigadier W. W. Reid, DSO

8. Sergeant Leo Bradley, DCM

9. Brigadier A. W. Rogers, MID

10. Lieutenant Colonel Earl MacLeod, MC

11. Major A. C. MacKay, MC

12. Flight Lieutenant Edward Baker, DFC

13. Major H.P. Stanley, DSO

14. Sergeant David A. Barbour, DCM MM


15. Brigadier K.M. Johnston, MID

16. Major Ivan Harper, MC

17. Lieutenant Colonel W.B. Prowse, DSO

18. Lieutenant Colonel J. DIavid Stewart, DSO

19. Flight Lieutenant D.E. MacLean, DFC

20. Lieutenant Colonel D. A. MacKinnon, DSO, Groix de Guerre

21. Lieutenant Commander Robert MacMillan, DSC and BAR

22. Lieutenant Colonel G. Darrach, Croix de Guerre

23. Major Douglas MacGowan, MC

24. Captain A. G. MacEachern, MC

25. Captain Vernon MacLeod, MM

26. Flight Lieutenant S.D. MacDonald, DFC

27. Captain Parker Crockett, DCM

BOARD 120

1. Lieutenant Colonel F.B. Conrad, MM

2. Major N.W. Lowther, MM

3. Captain Harry Bishop, MM

4. Captain W. B. Peters, MM

5. Captain C. W. MacArthur, MM

6. Captain Allison MacMillan, MM

7. Corporal Russell Stewart, MM

8. Sergeant L A. MacDougall, MM


9. Lieutenant Charles Hamm, MM

10. Sergeant James Hayter, MM and BAR

11. Lieutenant A. Roy MacKay, MM

12. Gnr. Robert Hurry, MM

13. Sergeant Harry A. MacDougall, MM

14. Sergeant James T. Revell, MM

15. J. F. Leightizer, MM

16. Captain L.W. Goodwin, MM

17. Corporal R. Nelson Watts, MM

18. Corporal W. Myers, DCM MM

19. Lieutenant Colonel R. L. Mollison, MM

20. Sergeant Howard Rafuse, MM

21. Gnr. Henry Wooltidge, MM

22. Private Kenneth MacLean, MM

23. Brigadier Joseph J. Bell, MM

24. Sergeant Major Norman MacDonald, MM

25. Cadet Grove Carter, MM

26. Gunner D. G. Miller, MM

27. Corporal Davnon W. Ross, MM

BOARD 121

1. Mary MacNutt, N/S, RRC

2. Elsie Nicholson, N/S, RRC


3. Allison MacMillan, Mrs., N/S, RRC

4. Lieutenant Nursing Sister Ruth MacLean, RRC

5. Kathleen MacLeod, N/S, RRC

6. Captain Hammond Johnson, MC

7. Sergeant Raulston Alex Johnston, DCM

8. Captain Albert E. Andrew, MC

9. Colonel F.I. Andrew, MM

10. Lieutenant Colonel F.S. Jenkins, MID

11. Staff Sergeant Archibald P. MacEachern, MID

12. Brigadier J.H. Palmer, MD, MID

13. Corporal H.E. Carmichael, MID

14. Corporal Daniel MacEachern, DCM

15. Captain S. Leaman Caseley, MC

16. General Austin Joseph Gallant, MM

17. Corporal Harold J. Leslie, MM

18. Gnr. Alexander P. MacDonald, Croixde Guerre

19. Gr. Albert Dinnis, MID

20. Captain J. J. MacDonald, DCM

21. Brigadier Harold Simpson, MM

22. Julian P. Keoughan, Corporal, MM

23. Reggie Walsh, MM

24. Corporal George McAssey, MM


25. Corporal G. S. Hennessey, MM

26. Major H. L. Bethune, MID

27. Spr. Harry Anstie, MM;.Spr. Harry Austin, MM

28. Wing Commander P. Clark Sherren, MC BAR

29. Lieutenant W.P. Bruce, DCM

30. Captain William D. Sherren, MBE


All items in this section are housed under Accession # 2763

1. Colonial Building

2. Ardgowan, Mt. Edward Road

3. Old Round Market House, Queen Square

4.

5. Inkerman House, North River

6. Government House

7. The Nest. 102 Brighton Road

8. Douse House, Sydney Street (9-11)

9. Douse House. Sydney Street (15-17)

10. St. Paul's Church (Anglican) Ch'Town

11. The Mackieson Houset 238 Pownal St.

12. The Locket House, 32 Pownal Street

13. Ravenwood House, The Experimental Farm

14. Nelson House-Coner Kent & Weymouth St.

15. Butcher Furniture

16. Ambrose Brown House.

17. Sidmount, Charlottetown

18. Beaconsfield

19. Fairholm, Corner Prince and Fitzroy

20. The Chapel of St. Peter's Cathedral Ch'Town

21. The Old Post Office Building, Cabot Bld. Ch'Town



22. Westwood, North River Road

23. Aitken House. Longworth Avenue

24. St. Dunstan's Basilica Charlottetown

25. Market Square and Harris Library

26. St. Clair House located on the Lewis

27. Beales Residence corner Kent & West St.

28. Bank of Montreal Charlottetown

29. The Justice R.R. Bell Home, Water St.

30. Bell Farm House, New Glasgow

31. The Officers Club, Corner Haviland & Water

32a The Second West Kent School

32b The Armouries, Kent Street

33. Nicholson House, Kent Street

34. Stewart's Bakery, Kent Street

35. Quires Bakery, Charlottetown

36. MacDonald House, 152 King Street

37. The Holman Homestead, Summerside

38. The Harry T. Holman House, Summerside

39. Lefurgey House, Summerside

40. The Green House, Summerside

41. Hunt House, Summerside



42. Campbell Home, Summerside

43. The Wyatt House. Summerside

44. Trinity United Church, Summerside

45. Abbott House, Union Road

46. Lloyd Stead House, Wheatly River

47. Buxton House, Winsloe Road

48. Buxton Stone House(Details), Winsloe Rd.

49. St. James Church, West Covehead

50. The Kier House, Malpeque

51. Ramsay House, Beach Point

52. The Beairsto House, Malpeque

53. The Dixon House, Clyde River

54. Mallett House, Union Road

55. Indian River Church

56. Wortman House(Linden House) Brackley Pt. Rd.

57. Linden Cottage, Brackley Point

58. Stone House, .Clyde River

59. The Farmers Bank of Rustico

60. The Black Horse Tavern, 3 Mi. East of

61. Ann of Green Gables Birthplace, New London

62. Silver Bush. Park Corner



63. Old MacGougan House, Malpeque

64. Strathnairn, Premier & Mrs, Shawls Home

65. Clyde Mills, New Glasgow

66. The Stevenson Cottage, New Glasgow

67. Geddie Memorial Church

68.

69. The William Fish House. Cape Wolfe

70. St. James Anglican Church, Port Hill

71.

72. St. Bridget's Church, Foxley River

73. St, John's Church, Ellerslie

74. Robert Mutch House, Mt. Herbert

75. Tweedy House, Vernon River

76. Museum at Montague

77. Aitken Stone Cottage, Lower Montague

78. McNichol House, Cardigan

79. Morton House, Georgetown Road

80. St. John's Presbyterian Church, Belfast

81. St. Mary's Church, Souris

82. Monument, Souris

83. Paquet House, Souris



84. The Cheverle House, Souris

85. Wade Hughes House, Souris

86. Caleb Carleton House, Souris

87.

88. The Lowther House, Cornwall

89. Peake House

90. Gordon Wright House, 126 Brighton Rd.

91. Green Park, Less than a mile from Port Hill Corner

Documents

Accession # 2320 Charlottetown Camera Club collection ITEM ...archives.pe.ca/finding_aids/2320.pdf · 1.3 Florence Morrissey, R.N, 1878-1962 1.4 "The Empress" A ship built in Montague