Lampson St. school class in 1948. Donor is seated in the front row, 4th from the left (wearing a kerchief). Teacher was Miss Kathleen Lorraine Proud. In the background is a wooden structure and thought to be a temporary classroom. Richard (Dick) Thorton, backrow 4th fro

Mary Ann (Minnie) Jacobson, nee McLean. Captain Victor Jacobson's wife. Photo credit: Provincial Archives.

The Laurenson's welcome Eva Marie Sweeney, daughter of Captain Victor Jacobson, to the restored house at 507 Head Street where she grew up. Mrs. Sweeney died a year later in 1981.

View of Astle Street off of Admirals with, Constance Cove in the background.

WWI registration certificate for Ellen Mitchell, the donor's mother.

WWI registration certificate for John Dimond Mitchell, the donor's father.

Admirals Road looking north from 655 Admirals Road - family home of the Mitchell's (donor's family of origin)

A bus being helped out of a skid on a snowy Admirals Road. Jack Newman with a baby buggy watches on. Taken outside 655 Admirals Road - family home of John and Ellen Mitchell.

Snowy view down Astle Street from the window of 655 Admirals- family home of John and Ellen Mitchell, the donor's family.

Building the new federal drydock - opened in 1927