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    Lee Scriver wearing a suit on a city street. Cars and “Mapleton” are in the background. The Cheer family has been an integral part of Brighton history for six generations and thanks to the generosity of Doug Cheer, we now have a collection of studio portraits, Baird Theatre Company photos, ...

    Ruby Cheer/Herrington headshot looking over her right shoulder. Short curly hair pushed back with a headband. The Cheer family has been an integral part of Brighton history for six generations and thanks to the generosity of Doug Cheer, we now have a collection of studio portraits, Baird Theatre Company photos, ...

    Ruby Herrington in a pastel plaid dress standing outside at the front door. The Cheer family has been an integral part of Brighton history for six generations and thanks to the generosity of Doug Cheer, we now have a collection of studio portraits, Baird Theatre Company photos, family and town ...

    Yellow brick bungalow in winter. The Cheer family has been an integral part of Brighton history for six generations and thanks to the generosity of Doug Cheer, we now have a collection of studio portraits, Baird Theatre Company photos, family and town photos that reflect how times have changed in ...

    3 mature women sitting on rocks by the water’s edge. Middle woman Ruby Herrington. Stamped Sep 1966. Coloured. The Cheer family has been an integral part of Brighton history for six generations and thanks to the generosity of Doug Cheer, we now have a collection of studio portraits, Baird Theatre ...

    3 newspaper clippings of “Glances into Yesterday from the Ensign Fyles”. Includes advertisement of plays directed by Ruby Cheer in 1923 and 1924 The Cheer family has been an integral part of Brighton history for six generations and thanks to the generosity of Doug Cheer, we now have a collection ...

    2 newspaper clippings of “Glances into Yesterday from the Ensign Fyles”. Includes advertisement of plays directed by Ruby Cheer in 1923 and 1924 The Cheer family has been an integral part of Brighton history for six generations and thanks to the generosity of Doug Cheer, we now have a collection ...

    “To Alice and Charlie, A Merry Christmas From Maud Dec. 18, 09” Maude Baird – Aunt Eliza’s oldest daughter. Married Harry Cansintinean. Lived in USA. The Cheer family has been an integral part of Brighton history for six generations and thanks to the generosity of Doug Cheer, we now have ...

    Now Mrs. C.M. Cheer; Alice Maddox Towersey, 5th daughter and member of Baird Dramatic Company “Alice [Towersey erased] Aug 25 [year erased]”. Studio portrait of Alice with back to the camera, smiling to the side. The Cheer family has been an integral part of Brighton history for six generations and ...

    “Alice Cheer member of Baird Co.” “Alice Aug 25th 1897” Studio portrait of Alice sitting in with arm slung over back of wooden chair. The Cheer family has been an integral part of Brighton history for six generations and thanks to the generosity of Doug Cheer, we now have a ...

    The reverse of the Photo: “Viola Baird, Aunt Eliza’s youngest daughter – R.H.” “Posing”

    “Viola Baird Daughter of Bob Baird” “Ruby Wylie (left)”. Ruby and Viola stand close to each other in long coats and scarves. Telephone pole in the background. The Cheer family has been an integral part of Brighton history for six generations and thanks to the generosity of Doug Cheer, we ...

    Reverse of the photo: Alice Cheer

    The reverse of the photo: "Percy was a nephew of my Mother's" Ruby H. Percival S. Baird is 19 years old. 8th July 1911.” “To Aunt Alice from Percy”

    Reverse of photo: “A merry xmas to Aunt Alice and Uncle Charlie” Kate Baird

    Reverse of photo: “Samuel Cheer at this time with Baird Drama Co Ruby”

    “Princess Tiny 19 years old, 17 inches high, 27 lbs. Belleville June 17th 1914” “Note: Father took me to my first circus on the date below [June 17th 1914] – Ruby” The Cheer family has been an integral part of Brighton history for six generations and thanks to the generosity ...

    Baird Company Portrait of Gladys holding her skirt on both sides like a fan. The Cheer family has been an integral part of Brighton history for six generations and thanks to the generosity of Doug Cheer, we now have a collection of studio portraits, Baird Theatre Company photos, family and ...

    The Cheer family has been an integral part of Brighton history for six generations and thanks to the generosity of Doug Cheer, we now have a collection of studio portraits, Baird Theatre Company photos, family and town photos that reflect how times have changed in Brighton.

    R.H Baird’s Dramatic Company Programme for “My Partner” The Cheer family has been an integral part of Brighton history for six generations and thanks to the generosity of Doug Cheer, we now have a collection of studio portraits, Baird Theatre Company photos, family and town photos that reflect how times ...