Item is a portrait photograph of Will Maynard[Waynard?] wearing a medal in triangular shape hanging from a bar (possibly Knights of Pythias medal), looking to the side, bust. Name may be: "Waynard"
Item is a portrait photograph of Willard Murry wearing cap and horizontally-striped racing tunic on which four medals are pinned, seated on bicycle; full pose.
Item is a portrait photograph of Willard Murry wearing cap and horizontally-striped racing tunic on which four medals are pinned, seated on bicycle; full pose.
Item is a photograph of William Halo and a lady friend. Halo was born c. 1922 in Lebanon, the son of Joseph Halo and Badiah Summarah. Halo married Mounera Chediac in 1948, and died in Florida in 1991.
Item is a portrait photograph of William Cobb's children: one younger boy wearing nautical attire, seated on arm of wicker chair and one older girl with waist-length hair standing beside him; full pose.
Item is a portrait photograph of William G. Dunbar wearing a soft bow tie, bust. Dunbar was born September 10, 1888 in Stellarton, and died on July 9, 1954 in Bedford, Halifax. He was married to Mary Ellen Dooley (1887-1950).
Item is a portrait photograph of William McPherson standing with one arm on a wicker chair and one hand on his hip, full pose. Address on the envelope: Arisaig P O Antig Co.
Item is a portrait photograph of William P. Ross and family: he is standing, with one hand behind his back, in centre behind his daughter, his younger boy and his wife, seated, full pose.
Item is a portrait photograph of Willie Carr Meikle, looking to the side, bust. Meikle was born in 1898, died 1984, and was married to Jessie May Ross. The couple had two daughters, Myrtle and Laurett.
Item is a portrait photograph of Wilmot family : Mr. Wilmot standing behind his wife seated with one baby on her knee, one boy standing in centre, one young child seated in a wicker chair and one girl seated on its arm, full pose.
Item is a photograph of five men seated on a large steel pipe outside a shingled building, six men seated on planks in front, and one man seated centre front on the ground. All are wearing work clothes, including caps of soft hats. Annotated: "top - 2nd from left Charlie Fraser Twin of Mrs. L. G. Ferguson", "4th from left Alex MacGillivray", and: "Matheson Foundry."