Unfortunately not all of the photographs in our collection are identified. In this instance we have a small black photo album that was donated and we know nothing about it. The photos are not labelled. From the clothes and the military uniforms on some of the men we would estimate the dates of the photos between 1910 and 1920. The photos are not of the best quality, but nonetheless they do give us a good insight into how the people lived back then.
If anyone recognizes any thing familiar in these photographs we would appreciate hearing from you.
1-This old unpainted clapboard house is prominent as a background in many of the photos
2-The clapboard house3-The corner of the house
4-What special occasion would bring the family together for this photo?5-Sisters ?6-The same people are in most of these photos
7-For some reason they choose the corner of the house for many photos.
8-Is this all one family ? Four boys and three girls. The man with the moustache is the same one in the photo above.
9-Friends taken in the winter10-Same friends taken in the summer
11-Is this the farm house in the background ?12-In front of the barns13-Three generations ?
14-This one has a name “Vivian”
15-Mothers and daughters in front of the shed. Unfortunately the sign on the barn is un-readable, notice the chicken in front of the barn door.
16-Is this the house18-Dressed to go somewhere17-This couple in their everyday work clothes
19-Where did they get the ship’s life preserver ?
20-In town now, is this the same white horse as pictured before ?
21-A mother and her two sons and three daughters ?
22-Same location as the above photo ?
23-A house in town ?
24-Friends or family
25-Out riding27-In front of the house26-Where could this house be ?
28-In front of a house in town
30-Same woman in the hat above ?29-Sharing a secret
31-An indoor family gathering, perhaps a young people’s social ?
32-Friends or family33-A cold day for an outside photo
34-At the farm gate
35-Mothers and daughters
36-Are those canal gates behind them, could this be the Rideau Canal ?
37-On the house steps
38-Watch for the dogs in the next photos
39-A boy and his dogs40-Sisters and their brother ?
41-Two dogs in a wheel barrow
42-Friends ?
43-Relaxing in the hammock44-Relaxing in the snow
45-Clapboard house in the winter ?
46-Looking after the horses48-WW I uniform
47-WW I uniforms
49-A World War I Soldier
50-Are those large buildings in the background
51-Friends at steps along the canal?
52-An old couple53-A good corn crop
54-Does anyone recognize this church ?
55-Using the cutter in winter56-More than friends ?
58-A thoughtful pose
59-Making good use of the wheel barrow60-A popular spot for photos
61-By the corner of the Clapboard house
62-Sisters and brothers ?63-Out for a summer ride
64-A cold time to pose for a photo
65-Time for a family photo
66-Taken in front of the barn and barn yard67-Dressed for a photo
68-A fall day 70-A winter’s day
69-A loving couple
71-What a shame that the names of these people are lost to history
This page, and the one titled “forgotten people from our past” have pictures that are not visible. Specifically, I cannot vie any pictures on either page. Thank you so much for setting this historical site up. I am so thankful and would like to learn more.
Thanks for bringing this to our attention, it used to work, but for some reason the photos do not display now. It may take a few days but we will get it working again. Glad you are enjoying the website if you have any history of the area to add we would appreciate hearing from you. John
October 17, 2018 @ 10:48 am
Hello there,
This page, and the one titled “forgotten people from our past” have pictures that are not visible. Specifically, I cannot vie any pictures on either page. Thank you so much for setting this historical site up. I am so thankful and would like to learn more.
Thank you so much, Roger Hudson
October 17, 2018 @ 11:09 am
Thanks for bringing this to our attention, it used to work, but for some reason the photos do not display now. It may take a few days but we will get it working again. Glad you are enjoying the website if you have any history of the area to add we would appreciate hearing from you. John
October 17, 2018 @ 11:10 am
Just noticed you said “This Page” which page were you referring to. I only checked the Forgotten People to see that it was not working.
John
October 17, 2018 @ 11:12 am
forget my last email, just found the page that doesn’t loaad as well.