Photograph of the schooner Esperanto after striking a sunken wreck and sinking herself off Sable Island
Photograph of the sand at Molega Beach, formed from crushed quartz caused by a gold stamp mill
Photograph of the road to the public wharf at Port Medway
Photograph of the road leading to Hunts Point wharf, Nova Scotia
Photograph of the ridge at Fort Beausejour
Photograph of the remains of an ore-crusher at Molega
Photograph of the remains of a substantial home built at the Molega gold mines in the 1880's
Photograph of the remains of a stone wall near the Molega mines
Photograph of the remains of a shaft house at one of the Molega gold mines
Photograph of the remains of a mine shaft at Molega
Photograph of the remains of a gold stamp mill at Molega Beach
Photograph of the railway station platform in Liverpool, Nova Scotia
Photograph of the rails and two men talking on the platform at the railway station in Liverpool, Nova Scotia
Photograph of the Raddall siblings, Nellie Cassidy, Thomas Head Raddall, Hilda Bayer, and Winifred Bayer
Photograph of the paddle steamer named City of St. John leaving the Packet Wharf at Liverpool
Photograph of the packet schooner Daisy Vaughan sailing
Photograph of the original Liverpool Academy in Liverpool, Nova Scotia
Photograph of the officers of the West Nova Scotia Regiment at a dinner
Photograph of the museum curator Mr. Abrams presenting a display of Royal Winnipeg Rifles Regiment artifacts
Photograph of the Mersey River shore, adjoining Mersey Lodge, Upper Great Brook
Photograph of the maples around the Manitoba Cemetery on the Amiens battlefield with Hatchet Wood in the background
Photograph of the low water level under a bridge at Smith's River, an outlet of Lake Wentworth, New Hampshire after a severe summer drought
Photograph of the Lorne Pierce Medal that was awarded to Thomas Head Raddall by the Royal Society of Canada in 1955
Photograph of the Liverpool-Milton train on Main Street near the old Cobb house
Photograph of the Liverpool-Milton train on "Fort" Street, Liverpool, near the old Cobb house
Photograph of the Liverpool-Milton train on Fore Street in Liverpool, Nova Scotia
Photograph of the Liverpool-Milton train leaving Main Street at the corner of School Street heading towards the waterfront
Photograph of the Liverpool-Milton railway engine entering the engine house on the spur line between Cowie Falls and Rapid Falls
Photograph of the Liverpool singing quartet The Privateers dressed as pirates
Photograph of the Liverpool Academy, which was later destroyed by fire
Photograph of the lighthouse at the entrance to Dover Harbour
Photograph of the King's Bastion at the Fortress of Louisbourg
Photograph of the Kempton family
Photograph of the Junior Book Award Medal awarded to Thomas Head Raddall by the Boys Club of America
Photograph of the judges' dais in the courthouse at Liverpool, Nova Scotia
Photograph of the interior of the courthouse in Liverpool, Nova Scotia
Photograph of the interior of Fort Beausejour
Photograph of the interior of a stone curtain at Fort Beausejour
Photograph of the inner moat between the town and King's bastion at the Fortress of Lousibourg
Photograph of the hunting scene with "Steve" (Jeremy Wilkin), "Indian Johnnie" (Eric Clavering), "Neil" (James Doohan), and "Saul" (actor unknown) gathered around a table in a cabin
Photograph of the grotto in the stone wall at Morton's Place in East Lower Milton, Queens County
Photograph of the Governor Benning Wentworth house at Little Harbor, New Hampshire taken during lilac season
Photograph of the Gordon Freeman house in Brooklyn, Queens County
Photograph of the German submarine U-889 shortly after its surrender to Canadian naval forces near Shelburne, Nova Scotia
Photograph of the games room in the Canadian Legion building in Liverpool, Nova Scotia
Photograph of the frozen water at the Rapid Falls pulp mill
Photograph of the front porch of the Gordon Freeman house in Brooklyn, Queens County
Photograph of the front facade of the county courthouse in Liverpool, Nova Scotia
Photograph of the front facade of Dr. J. W. Smith located at the corner of Main and Market Streets
