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Millet and District Historical Society Photograph Collection
The collection consists of original photographs, photographic copy prints, and laser print copies of images documenting the community of Millet, its public life, and its families.
Millet and District Historical Society Photograph Collection
Ladies' curling rink, Millet, Alberta.
Part of Millet and District Historical Society Photograph Collection
Ladies posing in old curling rink west of Community Hall. L to R: Mrs. Dinney, Mrs. English, Mrs. Barth, Mrs. Dan Inglis, Madge Plant (Morrow).
Part of Millet and District Historical Society Photograph Collection
Photo taken on father's farm (Edward O'Mara), on Section 15 near Millet. Family later moved to Mission, B.C.
Portrait of a child, a member of the Kinchella family.
Part of Millet and District Historical Society Photograph Collection
Part of Millet and District Historical Society Photograph Collection
Informal family portrait. L to R: Mrs. Hamilton, Mona Hamilton Worth holding Sharon Worth, Frank Hamilton. Frank Hamilton was the druggist in Millet in the early 1930s.
Ben Dojohn with horse and buggy.
Part of Millet and District Historical Society Photograph Collection
Part of Millet and District Historical Society Photograph Collection
James and Sarah Blades posing in front of farmhouse.
Part of Millet and District Historical Society Photograph Collection
Men posing with bear carcass hung from tripod in forest. L to R: unknown, Fred Blades, Ernie Blades.
Ernie Blades and father, Jim Blades.
Part of Millet and District Historical Society Photograph Collection
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ferguson and family.
Part of Millet and District Historical Society Photograph Collection
Family posing in a democrat (two-seated buggy) in front of photographer's studio backdrop. L to R: Robert James Ferguson, b. 1908; Mary "Minnie" Ferguson, b. 1869; Viola Mae Ferguson, b. 1906; Robert John "Bob" Ferguson, b. 1865; unknown; unknown; Violet Alma Irene Ferguson, b. 1901. Bob Ferguson was in the lumber business in Millet in 1906. He was not related to Roy Ferguson.
