Photograph - Hamilton Killaly Woodruff

Black and white photograph, 23 ½ cm x 18 cm, of Hamilton Killaly Woodruff. This is a head and shoulders photo in which Mr. Woodruff is wearing a suit jacket and a bow tie. The photographer’s name appears to be Beady. This is enclosed in a folder which has come apart at the folds. The front of the folder is embossed with a W.

Photograph - Robert Band as a child, cowboy outfit

Black and white photograph, 49 cm x 29 cm, of Robert Band as a child dressed in a cowboy outfit,

Photograph - Robert Band as a child, pond

Black and white photograph, 39 cm x 26 cm, of Robert Band as a child. The background is a pond and garden setting.

Photograph - Robert Band as a child

Black and white photograph, 31 cm x 26 cm, of Robert Band as a child [backdrop appears to be the Niagara River Parkway].

Composite Photographs - Woodruff Family of St. Davids, Upper Canada

Composite of the Woodruff Family of St. Davids, Upper Canada. This composite contains 6 4 ½ cm x 4 cm black and white photographs which include: Samuel DeVeaux Woodruff (1819-1904) [the birth and death dates listed on this composite are 1827-1912, but these are actually his wife’s dates] son of William Woodruff. Joseph Woodruff (1820-1882) [1820-1886] son of William Woodruff. Helena Woodruff (1828-1892) daughter of William Woodruff. Julia Woodruff (1825-1870) daughter of William Woodruff. Dr. William Woodruff (1830-1908) son of William Woodruff. Margaret Clements [Clement] Woodruff (1794-1882) wife of William Woodruff

Photograph - Governor General's Body Guard at Camp Niagara

Black and white photograph, mounted on board, 18 ½ cm. x 23 ½ cm. of the G.G.B.G. [Governor General’s Body Guard] on horseback at Camp Niagara.

Photograph - B Squadron of the G.G.B.G. [Governor General’s Body Guard] at Niagara

Black and white photograph, mounted on board, 13 cm x 20 cm of the B Squadron of the G.G.B.G. [Governor General’s Body Guard] at Niagara.

Photograph - Niagara Falls

Black and white photograph, mounted on board, 13 cm x 20 cm of the B Squadron of the G.G.B.G. [Governor General’s Body Guard] at Niagara.

Photograph - Dr. Cleveland's Home

Black and white, 12 cm x 18 cm photograph, mounted on board, of Dr. Cleveland’s home described on the back by R. Band of Toronto in 1975. There are 2 dogs in the photo, one appears to be an Irish setter and the other dog is a Chihuahua.

Photograph - Woodruff Children, Wisteria Arbour at DeVeaux Hall

Black and white, 9 ½ cm x 12 cm photograph, mounted on board, of Margaret Julia Woodruff, William Alfred Woodruff, Gladys Caroline Woodruff and Samuel DeVeaux Woodruff II in front of the Wisteria arbour at DeVeaux Hall in St. Catharines in front of the grapery house.

Photograph - Woodbourne, St. Davids

Black and white, 12 cm x 17 cm photograph, mounted on board, of Woodbourne in St. Davids. This was the home of Henry and Emma Osgood Woodruff. It is signed by Sarah Mead Woodbridge who says “It was here that I spent many happy vacations”.

Photograph - DeVeaux Hall

Black and white, 12 cm x 17 cm photograph, mounted on board, of DeVeaux Hall in St. Catharines. Thomas Woodruff is shown in this photo. The photo was described by R.W. Band in 1973 and is included.

Photograph - Woodruffs at Woodbourne

Black and white, 19 cm x 29 cm photograph of Julia C. Woodruff, Thomas Adam Woodruff, Hamilton Killaly Woodruff, Margaret Julia Woodruff, Uncle Henry Woodruff and Aunt Emma Woodruff along with Mary (“a home girl”) and Spot the dog. The photo was taken at Woodbourne in St. David’s. The photograph was taken by Will Boomer of Lexington Kentucky.

Photographs - Three photographs of females

3 black and white photographs, 10 cm x 6 cm, of females’ faces. One of the women is older and the other 2 are young. The 2 photos of the younger females were taken by Poole, Photo, St. Catharines.

Photograph - Two women Washing Laundry

Black and white, 11 cm x 9 cm black photo of 2 young women doing washing in the snow. The photograph has writing on the back which says ” [Prish?] and Margaret washed March 15th, 4 1/2 in. snow on ground, St. Margaret's Island”.