A large crock from the Esquimalt Brewing co., along with a note about Mary Ethel Ranns' career.
Note accompanying Nursing Sister M.E. (Ethel) Morrison's discharge certificate and war service badge, Class "A" No. 227671.
Note accompanying Nursing Sister M.E. (Ethel) Morrison's King George V Silver Jubilee Medal.
Undated note that accompanied Mary Ethel Morrison's two certificates recording her mention in despatches.
View of Kinver beach and houses in about 1921. Of note is the Fleming home on the far right, for which Fleming Beach was named after. Originally called Viewfield and then renamed Libernel, it was demolished in the 70's.
Findlay, James
"Dutchy" Reid holding Millicent Hughes (donor) in 1925 near Dunsmuir and Esquimalt Roads. Note the streetcar in the background. Dutchy lived on Old Esquimalt Road across from the Queen of Peace Church.
Buckley, Millicent Margaret
Photo of seaplane, Boeing C-204 Thunderbird, in Esquimalt Harbour, taking on passengers for free city flight. Dock at foot of Pioneer St. (Brunsdon's Wharf). Boys won contest run by Rexall Drug Co., at Fulmers' Drug Store, Esquimalt & Admirals Rd. Ernie Durrant was one winner. Contest winners decided by most prescriptions ordered by family. Note Signal Hill in background (looking East).
Photo of interior of Hudson's Bay Liquor Store, 1312 Douglas Street, decorated for Christmas. Identified, left to right, Vic Gillespie, H. U. Pratt, District Manager of HBC Wholesale Liquor Co., Harry Roach, Manager of retail store, and Steve B. Lewis, Clerk (later manager).