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Technical School

Item is a typed draft of a speech (one of two drafts) delivered in Ottawa, Ontario at the opening of a building for the Ottawa Technical High School.

Canada's Heritage

Item is a typed draft of a speech delivered in Montreal, Quebec to the Canadian Forestry Association.

[St Johns Lutheran Church]

Black and white portrait image of church building. Incription on the postcard reads: "Dear Jess and Bess, We are enjoying a lovely holiday. Weather was terrible at first but grand now.

Photogelatine Engraving Co. Ltd.

[Honister Pass]

View of mountainous area adn honister pass. Incription on the postcard reads: "Here is another English River. Home yesterday via Hudson River Bay from ny. "

[The Ferry]

Photo of the ferry in Brockville. Incription on the postcard reads: "Thank you for your card. I wish I could go up for the board meeting- but 'no can do' "

Valentine-Black Co. Ltd.

The City of Toronto Canada

Illustration of Toronto view, tall buildings seen, grassy and tree filled area towards teh bottom of the postcard. Incription on the postcard reads: Hello Ella The boat trip was great []. I was glad I had teh pulls - they were ok - everyone mostly on boat was sick......

Limited Frummond BLDG

[Along the Malahat Drive]

Illustration of cliffside road with surrounding greenery. Incription on the postcard reads: "Dear Dale, LEaving here about sun. for calgary + regina. In kingston soon after new year."

The Coast Publishing Co.

Ergebnisse: 1851 bis 1860 von 1906