Photograph of Annie Tucker or Helen Ryan, ca. 1910, Colborne Women's Institute Scrapbook

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Cramahe Archives have four Women's Institute [WI] Scrapbooks in its collections. The WI scrapbooks contain diverse subject material about Colborne and Cramahe. All four WI scrapbooks have been scanned page by page. The scrapbooks can be accessed by going to the "Browse by Subject" option on the Cramahe Archives home page and scrolling to the bottom of the subject terms to locate "Women's Institute Scrapbooks" and then click on this link.

This print appears on page 28 (one of three prints that appears on the page) in the Women's Institute scrapbook - the local identifier number for this particular scrapbook is 3sb. Original photographs included in this Women's Institute scrapbook have had individual records created for them, greatly increasing their accessibility for searching under general keyword terms.

To access the WI scrapbook by using its local identifier number go to - "Advanced Search" (on the Cramahe Archives home page), enter "3sb" in the keyword search box and then click the radial button on the bottom of the "Fields to Search: Local Identifier," scroll down and click "Go"

This WI scrapbook was created by Mrs. Gordon MacGregor and Mrs. T.M. Gresham.

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Colborne Women's Institute, Founded March 1, 1932, Tweedsmuir History Started 1947 in Honour of the Women's Institute 50th Anniversary; Ellen, Mrs. Gordon MacGregor, Curator 1947; Amy, Mrs. T.M. Gresham

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Typed on page: "Colborne about 1910" "When Griffis' Drug Store was being remodelled in [1]959, a number of old negatives were found. Bill Griffis had some of them printed for the Tweedsmuir History. Unfortunately not many of them are identified. The picture of the two young women in the buggy is thought to have been taken around 1910. Information on this snapshot came from [space left blank]. The two girls are Annie Tucker, daughter of Sam Tucker, the undertaker and Helen Ryan of Toronto. The picture was taken in John Delaney's yard. The horse was Old Dan. The two pictures below seem to have been taken in the fall perhaps when the two young women went for a walk in the vicinity of Kelwood. ..."

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