Norrine Mason

Unknown baby. Postcard print.

Margaret (Goldsworthy?), Bob Mason & Sam Ralph. Postcard print with missing top left corner.

Three unknown men in a garden. Postcard print.

"Rear view of our party on platform they did not know I took it, said they looked better from back than front view. That is not our train in picture"

Unknown woman sitting on the hood of a car below a rock face. Fifth of five photos in a small album.

Rock structure including wall and arch. Fourth of five photos in a small album.

Bear standing in front of trees. Third of five photos in a small album.

Four unknown persons sitting on a rock wall. Second of five prints in small album.

Group of cattle standing under a cliff. First of five prints in small album.

Portrait of Fred Mason

Handwriting reads "Love from Alan - 23/6/46 - Aged 2 Years"

Portrait of unknown man.

Small oval photo in metal frame with glass.

Postcard print. Handwriting reads "Norrine & Margaret Goldsworthy"

Postcard print. Two unknown women standing on a hillside.

Postcard print. Two unknown men standing on a boardwalk in front of doors marked "Hotel" and "Office"

Postcard print. Handwriting reads "Bob Clayton - friend of Bob Mason"

Postcard print. Handwriting reads "Alonso Rowe - He lived in Rossland for years. He was quite queer and so was the rest of the family. The 2 daughters were hunchbacks"

Stamp reads "Taken in Coronation Year by Studio Wayne at Middleton Tower Holiday Camp." Handwriting reads "Bert [Judith?] and Yvonne Taken on holiday August this year 1953"

Marriage of Alfred Goldsworthy and Sarah Eddy. Bridesmaid. Sarah's cousin Liz Warmington; Best man. cousin Tom Warmington.

Inscription reads "Mr Britt taken at Rossland B.C. April.17.1920." Postcard print

Group of five people sitting on porch stairs.

Unknown Soldier; Handwriting on back reads "off somewhere doesn't he look like his Dad"

Unknown toddler standing in garden below window. Postcard print

Unknown man standing at grave site; Epitaph reads "Amalia G. Cozzotto, Mar 15, 1916, Nov 1, 1918"