Item is a newspaper article entitled, “The Smokestack at Ragged Reef” which discusses the remains of this former grindstone production site.

Item is a photograph of ships at the wharf in Stonehaven, NB waiting to load grindstone to be shipped to the New England market.

Item is a guestbook containing the signatures of patrons to the Marshlands Inn between 1981 and 1987.

Item includes two property tax bills and receipts for 53 Lansdowne Street.

Item is a tax receipt for the property in Wood Point owned by John Alward. A small piece of paper explaining the dog tax and the original envelope are included.

Items are: a receipt for property tax paid on 53 Lansdowne Street by John Alward, and includes original bill and envelope, dated 1951, and a receipt from C. W. Palmer’s concerning the Chevy, dated 1950.

Item is a photograph of Mabel Alward standing behind her two nieces, Dorothy Saunders and Margaret Siddall. They are in front of a wood pile stacked by John Alward. To the right is a building used to house pigs or hens.

Item is a photograph of a house on the corner of Salem and Union Street in Sackville, NB, owned at one time by Mathilda and Mary Wry. This view shows the house facing Salem Street, with Clarence and Blanche Wry standing with their two sons in front of it. Mabel and John Alward can be seen to the left on the lounge in front of the house.

Item is a photograph of the front door of the house on Lansdowne Street, Sackville, NB, which at the time led to the sun porch. This photograph was taken the year that Mabel and John Alward moved to Sackville.

Series contains 86 postcards placed in an album in no particular order. The dated postcards range from 1906 to 1913, and were primarily addressed to Mrs. Walter I. Dixon [Jane Gillis], and also to Mr. Walter I. Dixon and Raymond Dixon. Postcards were sent from a number of relatives and friends. A number of the postcards depict locations in Canada as well as the United States. Most of the postcards contain messages.