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One blue, the other red, with door to the right.

Tadpole character. Note says child is sad after losing grand-mother, and this was first drawing at kindergarten.

Brown hair blue shirt smiling girl sticking her tongue out.

Blond hair, blue shirt and all smile.

The notepad is of a commercial real estate agent. The drawing is of the profile of a box car. It is at the back of the notepad page and detached.

The notepad is of a commercial real estate agent. The brand logo and details have been blurred by CDIC. The drawing is of the front of a car with driver, facing the viewer. It is at the back of a notepad page.

The notepad is of a commercial real estate agent. The brand logo and details have been blurred by CDIC. The drawing is of a snake-like curved shape.

The notepad is of a commercial real estate agent. The brand logo and details have been blurred by CDIC. The drawing is of unidentified curved shapes.

The notepad is of a commercial real estate agent. The brand logo and details have been blurred by CDIC. The drawing is of a rabbit head facing the viewer.

The notepad is of a commercial real estate agent. The brand logo and details have been blurred by CDIC. The drawing is of a car facing the viewer.

The William Meredith Ireton fonds contains 22 black & white photographs and 12 black & white negatives that attest to Ireton’s professional relocation to Northern Ontario and document the way of life in that area between 1925 and 1947.

Of the 22 photographs, at least 13 were taken in Connaught Station, Ontario before 1930. These photos depict Ireton himself, local townspeople (along with a dog named Woof Woof), social activities such as a picnic and concert, and buildings throughout town, including the drug store where Ireton worked as a pharmacist. Additional photos and negatives depict scenes on a dock, and of an unknown wedding, both in unidentified locations. Also included in the fonds are two photos of an Osulake Mines site at O’Sullivan Lake in 1947, likely reflecting Ireton’s work as an insurance salesman throughout Northern Ontario.

Under house, four family members. Signed by Christine, 7, grade 2.

Scribble made on 12 Oct 1980, by Nancy, 20 months

Five sun or spider-like figures, by Nancy, 4.

Person with a dark head, bird like arms and feet, no trunk but visible nipples and navel, undated, initialled.

Two spiral shapes. Consellor's note: A wolf caught a little boy; beside, a chick.

Scribble on 30 octobre 1976, by Dominique, 2.

Tadpole man, 12 Oct 1980, by Caroline, 4.

Person with no apparent arms, at the botton of the sheet.

Scribble coving the entire sheet. Consellor's note says: Snow storm.