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Colour photograph of the birches of a park.
Collection: W. S. Louson (Photographer)
Colour photograph showing the birches of a park.
Collection: W. S. Louson (Photographer)
Plastichrome photograph of a man and his daughter under a cliff looking at the Strait
Collection: W. S. Louson (Photographer)
Colour photograph of two women fishing for trout in a river near Souris.
Collection: W. S. Louson (Photographer)
Colour photograph of a car driving down a road carrying a number of people.
Collection: W. S. Louson (Photographer)
Black and white photograph of farm from the opposite side of a river. A cow is standing in the river.
Collection: W. S. Louson (Photographer)
Colour photograph of a field on the edge of the woods. A small herd of cows are feeding on the grass.
Collection: W. S. Louson (Photographer)
Flowers blooming on a tree with the coming of Spring. A young girl is smelling the flowers.
Collection: W. S. Louson (Photographer)
Coloured photograph of two people fishing smelts in Summerside Harbor.
Collection: W. S. Louson (Photographer)
Plastichrome photograph of the Kildare Cape's Terrace of Rocks. A fence divides the area and a man is on the edge of the terrace.
Collection: W. S. Louson (Photographer)
Plastichrome photograph of people fishing in the Dunk River.
Collection: W. S. Louson (Photographer)
Black and white photograph of the Gibbs Sisters, Marjourie on the left and Lula on the right.
Collection: W. S. Louson (Photographer)
Colour photograph of a woman inspecting a tree and a kid playing around near a bench.
Collection: W. S. Louson (Photographer)
Colour photograph of a woman standing on the hill in a field of flowers looking towards the sea in the background.
Collection: W. S. Louson (Photographer)
Colour photograph of the S.S. Minto unloading passengers directly onto a train.
Collection: W. S. Louson (Photographer)