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J .H. Sissons and his secretary Eva Loney in his law office. J. H. Sissons was the partner of T.W. Lawlor who moved from Spirit River to Grande Prairie in the spring of 1924.

Dr. L Fredette, veterinarian, and T.W. and Mrs. Lawlor picnicking on the banks of a river, with the attentions of a uniformed chauffer. The date was June 11, 1931.

T.W.L. Lawlor and P.J. Tooley, for the Board of Trade, greeting Sir Edward Beatty and party at the train station.

A railroad speeder testing the track in front of the train during the Slave Lake Flood. Slave Lake is to the left.

T.W. Lawlor, mayor of Grande Prairie, and Governor General Lord Tweedsmuir walking along a boardwalk at the Railway Station.

Members of the Peace River Women's Missionary Service Presbyterial in Feb. 1951: First row Mrs. Hajeck, Albright; Mrs. T.W. Lawlor, Grande Prairie; Guest Speaker Miss Dorothy McBain, Edmonton; Mrs. J.F. Swanston, recording secretary. Second row: Mrs. Dawson, Beaverlodge; Mrs. A. Boorman, Wembley; Mrs. L. Kowensky, Grande Prairie; Mrs.H.W. Patterson, Grande Prairie. Third row: Mrs. R. Clegg, McLennan; Mrs. Konschak, Wembley; Mrs. W. Umbach, Sexsmith; Mrs. J. Miles, Clarimont; Mrs. R. Harper, Grande Prairie; Mrs. J. McArthur, Spirit River.

A formal portrait of T.W. Lawlor in his lawyer's gown.

The opening ceremony for the new wing of the hospital and nurses residence. L.J. O'Brien is the guest speaker and Lawlor is standing on his left

Lord Tweedsmuir in the company of T W Lawlor at Grande Prairie.