Pages taken from 'Everybody's Magazine' and 'Harper's Magazine' with advertisements for cars and tires. A few photocopies of 1960s car advertisements from Stirling Motor Sales, Ontario.
Two photographs taken to mark the 50th wedding anniversary of Abigail Ann Barager and Stephen Badgley. The building in the background of the photographs is the Methodist church in Stirling, Ontario (now St. Paul's United Church). One photograph shows the couple sitting in a car with two other people, the other is a group photograph with around 70 others.
1) Reproduction of a photograph of an unidentified family group outside a large brick house (identified on reverse as possibly Elijah Ketchson's home in Sidney Township), c.1890 2) Photograph of a group of twelve people, taken by W. S. Clarke, c.1910 3) Photograph of the 'Medicine, 1915 Association Football Team', winners of the MacClement Cup, 1915 Members of the team: C. R. Donevan; D. M. Livingstore; S. H. Martin; J. H. Box; F. W. Diamond; N. M. Grace; E. F. G. Ward; G. B. Burwell; H. C. Hagyard; G. T. G. Boyce; J. Carmichael; W. J. B. Brown; W. R. Stackhouse; G. A. Henry (President); O. Vanluven (Manager); W. V. Edwards 4) Group photograph taken at 'E.O.D.I.A. Field Day June 25, 24 at K.A.S. Kemptville', 1924 5) Reproductions of a photograph of staff and students of Stirling High School, 1931 6) Mounted pen-and-ink print of the old post office in Trenton, Ontario, c.1970
Family photographs depicting people, dogs, scenery, cottage life. 38 photographs have annotations, indicating that they belonged to members of Charles Paterson's family. One of the older photographs identifies two elderly men as D. Butchart and A. Sunter. A photograph taken in the early 1940s shows Sharon Cook, aged about three. One taken in 1945 shows Bob Johnson on Stone Road, Coles Hill.
A list of examination questions from matriculation exams used for entrance into teaching colleges (Normal Schools) and for junior matriculation between 1912 and 1926.
Photo-postcard of a group of 25 men in uniform, taken by A. Nash, 39 Surrey Street, Brighton, Ontario. A note on the back identifies Raymond Chambers in the back row, second from right and Bill Fitchett in the second row from the top, second from right. Raymond Hunter Chambers of Stirling was drafted into the Canadian Expeditionary Force on October 13th, 1917 and William James Fitchett of Tweed was drafted on October 16th, 1917.
Record of work undertaken at Napanee Station in August 1917 by foreman A. Bowen and trackmen S. Sweet, E. Wager, J. Grange, W. Thompson, H. Matthews and S. Youngs.
Photographs and text of a speech by Lewis Zandbergen on plans for the restoration of Stirling Station. The file includes three photographs of a derailment at the station in around the 1920s.
