Item is a portrait photograph of Mr. & Mrs. Neil McDonald. Mrs. Neil McDonald seated on a wicker chair with Mr. Neil McDonald seated on its arm, 3/4 pose. Neil was born on July 12, 1853 in Wycocomagh, Cape Breton. He was married first to Mary Ann McDonald (1856-1894), and later to Mary Fraser (1853-1942), the latter of whom is pictured here. Neil died on May 29, 1931 in Thorburn.
Item is a composite photograph comprising 36 individual photos of firemen in uniform, each wearing a cap inscribed: "Stellarton F. D."; some also indicate the position held. The Chief, who is seen at the centre of the top row is also wearing a ribbon on a bar. Below him is a photo of a horse-drawn carriage and three reels of hoses, with one fireman on the carriage, and two men and one child standing beside it.
Item is a portrait photograph of J. F. Silver and another individual. One individual is seated on a chair and the other stands behind the chair with their arm resting on the back of the first individual.
Item is one portrait photograph of Mr. & Mrs. D.H. Ross, Mrs. Ross is seated in a chair with her hands in her lap, Mr. Ross perches on the arm of the chair and has one arm around Mrs. Ross and the other in his lap.
Item is one portrait photograph of two children and a baby. The baby is seated on a table, with one child standing one the seat of a chair next to the baby, and the third child sitting on a stool next to the standing child.
Item contains one portrait photograph of Mrs. Ross sitting in a chair with Mr. Ross seated on the arm of the chair with one hand on the back of a nearby chair.
Item is one portrait photograph of several children, possibly of David McKay. Two children are seated in chairs and the third child stands in between the chairs.
Item is a portrait photograph of an individual wearing a police officer's uniform with "bobby"-style rounded hat, standing with one hand behind his back; 3/4 pose
Item is a portrait photograph of an individual wearing a police officer's uniform with "bobby"-style rounded hat, standing with one arm on the back of a wicker chair, 3/4 pose.