Items consist of 2 black and white photographs, one of Brina Schwartz, ca. 1945 and one of Rose (Schwartz) Park, ca. 1980. Also found here is a clipping describing Brina Schwartz's Bond 'valour' award.

Items consist of a black and white studio wedding portrait of a couple identified as Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reason. Items also include receipts for taxi service and flowers dating from October 1941.

Items consist of a portrait of a man and woman, seated. The couple are identified as Katarina and Edward Wehrman and a caption on the reverse of the item indicates the photograph was taken in 1911 in Siberia. Katarina Wehrman is possibly wearing around her neck a ladies watch (JH-520) that was donated at the same time as the photograph.

Item consists of a copy print of a black and white photograph of a woman, seated, and a man, standing, in a doorway. The couple are identified in a caption on the reverse of the photograph as Alexander and Victoria Litkowich, ca. 1916.

Item consists of 1 black and white photograph, originally mounted in a display folder, of Hildegarde and Siegfried on their wedding day. Also found here is 1 colour snapshot of Hildegarde and Siegfried's daughter Glenda Murray modelling her mother's wedding dress on the occasion of her parents 50th anniversary celebration.

Items consist of one black and white copy print of an older full length photograph of a woman identified as Margaret Jickling. Mrs. Jickling is standing outside.

Items consist of one black and white copy print of a couple, seated. The couple are identified as Marion Alice Black and John M. Gunn on the occasion of their marriage in 1897.

Items consist of 2 black and white copy photographs of earlier photographs of Gertrude (Chaliff) Pearlman as a young woman, ca. 1908. Also include here are a photocopy of an older photograph of Lyle Pearlman, son of Gertrude and Samuel (born March 1, 1910) aged approximately 16 years and a photocopy of a 1948 photograph of baby Jack R. Hyman with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Hyman. A 1925-26 brochure for Pearlman's Store is also found here.

Items consist of two colour photographs, one of a bride and groom cutting a cake, the other of a wedding party of six persons (including the bride and groom) posed in front of a stained glass window.

The album (designated A18) contained 17 black and white photographs. Of these, most are Cabinet Card and other studio photographs dating from ca.1875 - 1905. Also included is one small contact print (2.5 x 3 cm), ca.1905. Many subjects are unidentified. Identified subjects include Phillip Decker and members of his family. Photographer's imprints from New Jersey and Illinois are found among the collection.