Item consists of a portrait photograph of Mr. Bentham seated, bust, taken in August 1893 at Waldren Studios. ["Mr. B's cap suggests that he may have been associated with the merchant navy".]
Item consists of a portrait photograph of Mr. Bentham standing between his two friends seated and unidentified, full pose, taken in August 1893 at Waldren Studios.
Item consists of a portrait photograph of Mr. Bentham (left) and his two unidentified friends seated together, full pose, taken in August 1893 at Waldren Studios.
Item is a portrait photograph of Mr. Charles Woodin & two unidentified women (the one on the right could be his sister Martha). Charles was born in 1879 and was the son of Ruben Philip Woodin.
Item consists of a portrait photograph of Mr. Chisholm, seated on an end-table, leaning against a chair, full pose, taken in August 1893 at Waldren Studios.
Item is two portrait photographs of Mr. Cunningham and two unknown individuals, full pose. One individual is wearing a pointed hat and long feathered scarf and the other individual is wearing a feathered hat, fur neck attire and muff.
Item is a photograph of Daniel McDearmid, who was born circa 1848 and died in 1912. McDearmid was the owner of the Vendome Hotel in New Glasgow. He was married to Christy Bell McKenzie, with whom he had two sons: Alfonso or Alphonse and Clarence Hoyt McDearmid.
Item is a photograph of Daniel McDearmid, who was born circa 1848 and died in 1912. McDearmid was the owner of the Vendome Hotel in New Glasgow. He was married to Christy Bell McKenzie, with whom he had two sons: Alfonso or Alphonse and Clarence Hoyt McDearmid.
Item is a photograph of Daniel McDearmid, who was born circa 1848 and died in 1912. McDearmid was the owner of the Vendome Hotel in New Glasgow. He was married to Christy Bell McKenzie, with whom he had two sons: Alfonso or Alphonse and Clarence Hoyt McDearmid.
Item is a photograph of the Luther family: father Earl Alexander (1913-1981), wife Anna May Forbes McDonald (1911-2001), and children Eleanor and William.
Item consists of a portrait photograph of Mr. George Brooks standing, leaning against an end-table, 3/4 pose, taken in December 1893 at Waldren Studios.
Item is a photograph of Mr. George Wong (1890-1966) with his wife, Molly Lee, and their daughter, Jennie. Jennie married Mr. MacNeil and lived in Springhill, Nova Scotia.
Copies of two poses, one of one man wearing a bowler hat standing in a street, pointing towards one black man wearing a top hat who is bulling a wheel-barrow on which is a round wicker container; full pose. The barrow reads in part: "… & Co. Moncton". A dog and a horse-drawn wagon can be seen in the background as well as a row of stores. The second photo is of one woman seated reading a book, facing to the side; 3/4 pose
Item is a photograph of Mr. How Ling, who was born circa 1880 in China. He arrived in Canada December 11, 1901 at the age of 21, and died March 8, 1963 in Halifax. HIs wife was Tay Sing Chong, who was born circa 1899, and died September 30, 1962. They were married in Victoria, British Columbia, and had several children. Print from Nitrate Negative: 24-83
Item is a photograph of Mr. How Ling with his wife and two children. Ling was born circa 1880 in China. He arrived in Canada December 11, 1901 at the age of 21, and died March 8, 1963 in Halifax. HIs wife was Tay Sing Chong, who was born circa 1899, and died September 30, 1962. They were married in Victoria, British Columbia, and had several children. The oldest two children were Thomas and Frank Ling, pictured here with their parents. Print from Nitrate Negative: 24-83
Item consists of a dry plate photonegative portrait of Mr. John McCoull, seated, and his wife, standing, full pose, taken in August 1893 by Waldren Studios.
Item is a portrait photograph of Mr. J.S. Mitchell, looking to the side, bust. Glass plate labelled as "rice photo: #5965". James Spencer Mitchell was born Jaunary 10, 1861, the son of James Mitchell and Mary Jackson. He was married first to Mary Cunningham and later to Mary Catherine McIntosh. Mitchell died February 24, 1952.
