Henry Armytage Sanders

 A New Zealand soldier reading from a 

German magazine, Grevillers, 20 August 1918

  

 New Zealand and French soldiers 

at Louvencourt, France, 2 June 1918

  

 New Zealand Engineers take a break, 

Spree Farm, Ypres Salient, Belgium 1917

  

 Soldiers having their hair cut at an open air barber-shop 

in the transport lines near Louvencourt, 21 April 1918

  

Tug of war with horses, New Zealand Artillery 

sports, Louvencourt, 22 June 1918

Vintage New South Wales

 In Gibberagong Creek, from Big Wattle Point 

Station. Kuring-gai Chase National Park

  

 Kuring-gai Trustees' house-boat

  

 Manly Harbour pool, 1930s

  

 Trustees oil launch, Kuring-gai Bay, Kuring-gai Chase National Park

  

The Upper Causeway, Royal National Park

 

Source: State Library of New South Wales

Vintage New York

Clam seller in Mulberry Bend, NY, ca. 1900

  

Herald Square, New York, NY, 1900-15

  

 Macy's, New York, NY, ca. 1908

  

 

 Manhattan entrance to Brooklyn Bridge, New York, ca. 1905

 

 On the streets in a New York blizzard, 1899

Pacific National Exhibition

The Pacific National Exhibition (PNE) is an annual fair held in Vancouver, British Columbia since 1910.

 Carousel at P.N.E. Playland, 1950s

  

 Miss Vancouver Anna Finlayson named Miss PNE 1959 

and all of the other contestants, August 1959

  

 P.N.E. adult 'girlie' show, August 1961

  

 P.N.E. Playland giant roller coaster, August 24, 1960

  

Pacific National Exhibition fireworks, 1960

 

Source: Vancouver Public Library Historical Photo Collection

The European Wars

These photos from Bain are of early 20th century European wars - a couple from pre-World War I Balkan conflicts and some from the Great War itself.

 Bulgarian giving water to dying Turk, Adrianople, 1912-13

  

 Bulgarians? burying dead soldiers at Çatalca, Turkey 

during the Balkan Wars, 1910-15

  

 English prisoners of war working in fields near the 

prisoner of war camp at Döberitz, Germany during World War I

  

 German soldiers marching through the Serbian town of Paracin during World War I

  

Russian and Serbian prisoners in Serbia during World War I

Howard Seminary for Women

The Howard Collegiate Institute began its classes on October 2, 1883 for girls and young women. Funds to start the school were provided by Capt. Benjamin B. Howard born in West Bridgewater, Massachusetts on March 2, 1788. It became known as The Howard Seminary for Women. It was a separate enterprise as a private high school with buildings on the same campus as The Howard High School. Drury Hall and Packard Hall were buildings for this school. 

 Archery, ca. 1954

  

Celebratory meal in Drury Hall, ca. 1947

  

Christmas party concert Drury Hall, ca. 1948

  

Drury Hall dorm room, ca. 1954

  

 Students playing records, ca. 1947

  

Source: Digital Commonwealth

Frank B. Rodolph Collection

Horse-drawn stage "Favorite", 1886

  

 In Santa Cruz Mountains (eight people near a dwelling)

  

In the Cove, Angel Island, September 9, 1885

  

 Scott's Turnout, Oakland, California

  

Our 4th of July jaunt, 1885

 

Source: California Digital Library