- PC2, Box 1, Folder 73
- File
- December 1893
File contains a portrait photograph of M. J. Murray wearing hat, seated, 3/4 pose.
Bridgeville (N.S.)
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45.434078, -62.608246 
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Bridgeville (N.S.)
Bridgeville (N.S.)
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Bridgeville (N.S.)
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Bridgeville (N.S.)
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- PC2, Box 103, Folder 48
- Item
- October 1894
Item is a portrait photograph of Herman Hanson wearing a high collar and broad tie standing with one arm on the back of an upholstered chair and the other hand on his hip, full pose. Glass plate negative envelope annotated with address: Bridgeville P O.
Photograph of Herman Hanson and unknown individuals
- PC2, Box 103, Folder 49
- Item
- October 1894
Item is a portrait photograph of Herman Hanson and two unknown individuals, all wearing hats, full pose.
Photograph of Miss Annie Himmelman & friend or sister
- PC2, Box 319, Folder 102
- Item
- May 1924
Item is a photograph of Miss Annie Himmelman & friend. Print from Nitrate Negative: 24-78
Photograph of Mr. Cormick's son
- PC2, Box 107, Folder 37
- Item
- July 1896
Item is a portrait photograph of Mr. Cormick's son in sailor suit with bell-bottom trousers, standing with one hand in his pocket and the other on the arm of a loveseat, full pose.
Photograph of Mr. Cormick's son
- PC2, Box 107, Folder 38
- Item
- 1896
Item is a portrait photograph of Mr. Cormick's son wearing a dress with ruffles around edges, seated on arm of wicker chair, full pose. Inscribed: "M. F. Cormick boy"
- PC2, Box 3, Folder 95
- Item
- 1894
Item is a portrait photograph of Mr. Truman seated, bust.
- PC2, Box 1, Folder 67
- File
- 1893
FIle contains a portrait photograph of R. McKay, 3/4 pose. Town spelled "Bridg[e]vill" on the plate.
Photograph of the Himmelman family
- PC2, Box 177, Folder 11
- Item
- 1909
Item is a portrait photograph of the Himmelman family. Five children, four girls and one boy. Three girls are seated on chairs, the smallest girl is seated on the arm of a chair, and the boy standing behind.