United Church Choir, 1930s

Description

Media Type

Image

Item Type

Photographs

Description

Photo of the St. Marys United Church Choir. They are all wearing their choir robes.

Choir members in the photograph
Back row (left to right): Jack White, Peter Munnoch, Hubert Dickson, Percy Butcher, Frank May, Welldon Evans, Walter Clark, T. McDonald
Second row (left to right): Mrs. Gleason, Mrs. W. A. McIntyre, Mrs. Follick, Miss E. Dale, Mrs. Ferguson, Miss Marion Mountain, Miss Meta Wass, Mrs. Dr. Stanley, Mrs. McGregor
Third row (left to right): Miss Mary Oliver, Miss K. Bartlett, Mr. Paul Allmark, Mr. Colbrook (Organist), Mr. Alfred Mountain, Mrs. Colbrook, Mr. Dave Oliver, Mrs. Daisy Alberts
Fourth row (left to right): Miss Bessie Bickell, Miss Eva Wiles, Miss E. Layman, Miss Mary Huether, Miss Mildred Allmark, Mrs. L. Rundle
Front row (left to right): Mrs. Ralph Smith, Miss Myrtle Bickell, Miss Pearl Angus, Miss Irene Millson, Miss Blanche Spearin, Miss Margaret Oliver, Miss Vera Brown

Notes

The Museum has 2 copies of this photo under this same identifying number. Copy 2 has been used as the example for this page.

Condition:
Copy 1 - Good. Photo is silvering but image is clear.
Overall dimensions - 50.3cm x 40.2cm
Image dimensions - 34.3cm x 26.7cm

Copy 2 - Fair. Paper is slightly dry and curled. Folds in paper. Very dirty with orange stain all over. Preferable not to handle (see below for dimensions).

Inscriptions

Mrs. Haynes
Ella Dickson

Dimensions

Width: 35.3 cm
Height: 34 cm

Image Dimensions

Image Width: 28.1cm
Image Height: 26.8cm

Subject(s)

Choirs (Music)
Churches
Group portraits
Churches - United Church of Canada

Local identifier

0356ph_copy2

Collection

St. Marys Museum photo collection

Language of Item

English

Geographic Coverage

St. Marys

Ontario, Canada

Latitude: 43.257275991156 Longitude: -81.1398321390152

Copyright Statement

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Recommended Citation

"United Church Choir, 1930s." St. Marys Museum, 0356ph.

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