Historical records of Campion, Cobley, and Stanner family members in photographs and text.
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Business letterhead and business card of Madame Minnie Stanner (nee Cobley) widow of Neville 'Fred' Stanner. Minnie opened her first dermatologist/hair studio at 1206 Douglas Street in 1908. Minnie and Fred first lived on Fraser Street in Esquimalt. Port
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Interior shot of Minnie Stanner's shop at 729 Fort Street . L-R: Minnie, 'Jo O'. Glass show cases and product shelves are shown as well as a private area toward the rear of the store.
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Minnie Stanner at the berry farm that was located on the triangle piece of property that borders Devonshire, the E&N Railway corridor and Lampson Street.
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2 men in uniform, one carrying a small child enjoying a treat, walking down a Victoria street. Photo taken by a street photo merchant called Terry's Moviettes.
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Minnie Stanner and her sister seated on a porch.
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3 members of the Gordon Highlanders of Canada Regiment. Minnie Stanner's husband, Neville 'Fred' Stanner was a member. Taken at Smith Hill camp (Smith Hill at Quadra/Finlayson/Cook area).
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5 members of the 50th Gordon Highlanders of Canada Regiment @ Smith Hill camp (Quadra/Finlayson/Cook)
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4 members of the 50th Gordon Highlanders at Smith Hill Camp (Quadra/Finlayson/Cook area).
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Man sitting on log crossing stream
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