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An Iron Kettle from the Late 19th Century
This kettle was donated by Edith Lilly (nee Kendell) of Milltown-Head Bay d'Espoir, formerly of Ramea. This kettle belonged originally to Lucy Kendell, mother of Edith.
A kettle was an important item in rural Newfoundland, and every kitchen had a…
A kettle was an important item in rural Newfoundland, and every kitchen had a…
C.P. Air Tourism Packet
Folder containing promotional materials advertising Canadian Pacific Air tours and destinations. Includes 6 pamphlets, 4 printed sheets, 1 card and 1 sticker.
Ladies' Dainty Handkerchiefs
Eaton's Fall and Winter 1918-1919 Catalogue page 356, showcases "Ladies' Dainty Handkerchiefs" of various types and uses. Item 8F43: Ladies' Mourning Border Handkerchiefs at a price of 0.15 cents.
Drawings of the new building of Mount Elgin Institute
The Department of Indian Affairs, with funds appropriated from band accounts, had a plan made to construct the new building to accommodate the dramatic influx of new students
A Fisherman Displaying his First Squid of the Season
A fisherman displaying the first squid of the season caught off Carbonear, Newfoundland. This fish is valuable as bait for cod.
Canada
Poster depicting a lake, mountains and trees, advertising travel to Canada via Canadian Pacific Air.
Very Economical to Use: Carnation Milk
A Carnation Milk advertisement published in the Western Star newspaper on 7 July 1939 in Corner Brook, Newfoundland.
