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    A portrait of a man. Photographer is identified as Butler.

    - black and white; unknown man and woman, seated; taken by "Houston, King St. Chatham"; mounted on cardstock

    "- black and white; mounted on mat board (13.5x18.5 cm); unknown man in fencing outfit in a fencing pose - photographer: ""F. G. Kilborn / Ridgetown, Ont.""."

    "- copy; black and white - man seated in chair; Dr. C. W. Pegley; his home became the Mother House of the Ursuline Order, The Pines, Chatham, Ontario; torn down in 1977 - Book 2, No. 49, Frank H. Bro

    A man standing behind a reciprocating steam engine. The photo is mounted to grey cardstock.

    "- black and white; Bill and Mary Norton standing in front of Aeronca Champion airplane. - in handwriting on back: ""Bill & Mary Norton""."

    "- black and white; Bill and Mary Norton standing in front of Aeronca Champion airplane - handwritten on back in ink: ""Bill & Mary Norton""."

    Individuals, Baird, W.J. Blenheim Postmaster, Chatham

    General - Transportation - Street clearner cart and man

    Mitchel's Bay, Beach, Man, Mitchel's Bay

    Individuals, Godfrey, Bill - Moose Lodge Governor, portrait shot, Chatham

    Individuals, King, Napolean Pres. King Grain, portrait shot, Paincourt

    Agricultural Crops, plants - pumpkins, man with pumpkins, Huron Line near Windsor

    "- copy; black and white - Bishop Walter Hawkins of British Methodist Episcopal Church, Chatham, Ontario; 1880 - Book 2, No. 72, Frank H. Brown Collection"

    "- copy; black and white - Archdeacon Sandys of Christ Church, Chatham; 1880-1890 - Book 2, No. 73, Frank H. Brown Collection"

    "- copy; black and white - Judge Robert Stuart Woods, Queens Counsel, Junior Judge of Kent and also author of ""Harrison Hall and Its Associations"", a History of the Western Peninsular - Book 2, No.

    A close-up, head-on view of a floating car, with the driver's door open and a man standing next to it.

    A portrait of a family. A man stands next to a woman, the woman is holding a child.

    A man standing in front of controls at the Chatham Waterworks.

    A seated man with a woman on each side of him. One woman is wearing a sash that reads: "Miss Gas Line".