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    This photograph is thought to be a self-portrait given his interest in taking such images (see link to the right of the catalogue record that shows Little's mirror self-portrait).

    Confederation Bridge was built in 1906.

    George Little appears in the centre of the photograph. He was the team's goalie.

    From the collection of P. Irwin. This collection is comprised of photos taken by George Albert Little (1882-1956) and several other photos of family members which were taken by Smiths Falls studio ph

    From the collection of P. Irwin. This collection is comprised of photos taken by George Albert Little (1882-1956) and several other photos of family members which were taken by Smiths Falls studio ph

    The draping of black cloth around the post office might mark the observance of public mourning following the death of Queen Victoria on 22 January 1901.

    Six crew and/or railway workers stand in the foreground.

    Six crew and/or railway workers stand in the foreground.

    Eight crew and/or railway workers stand in the foreground. One man hold a small child.

    Six crew and/or railway workers stand in the foreground.

    From the collection of P. Irwin. This collection is comprised of photos taken by George Albert Little (1882-1956) and several other photos of family members which were taken by Smiths Falls studio ph

    From the collection of P. Irwin. This collection is comprised of photos taken by George Albert Little (1882-1956) and several other photos of family members which were taken by Smiths Falls studio ph

    From the collection of P. Irwin. This collection is comprised of photos taken by George Albert Little (1882-1956) and several other photos of family members which were taken by Smiths Falls studio ph

    From the collection of P. Irwin. This collection is comprised of photos taken by George Albert Little (1882-1956) and several other photos of family members which were taken by Smiths Falls studio ph

    May Little is second from the left. Other young women are not currently identified, possibly a photo of a dance class or performance. This photograph is permanently mounted in a decorative wood frame

    The people in this photo are unidentified, but George Little might be the man on the left and to his right, May (Lee) Little.

    The people in this photo are unidentified. Despite the features of the low stone wall and the building in the background, the exact location of this scene is not known.

    Little likely took this image from a boat or canoe, possibly documenting a regatta or boating event.

    See the Pages box at top of this record and click the downward pointing select arrow to access the pages. Use +/- symbol on the left for resizing.

    The graphic on the front of the can features the Keyhole House, Smiths Falls which is owned by Ted and Marion Outerbridge and is the subject of his many articles printed in the Hometown News and post