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J.C. Hamilton home on Main Street

68-220
Item
[ca. 1890]

Parte de MJ General Photograph Collection

Hamilton family in front yard of house in Moose Jaw. Portion of Presbyterian Church visible at left

Walter and Christina Murray with their first child

1. Photographs
Item
[ca. 1898]

Parte de J.E. Murray fonds

Image of Walter and Christina Murray, seated on a loveseat outside their home, with their first child, daughter Christina, on Walter's lap. Christina is likely between 1-2 years old.

Murray girls with grandmother

1. Photographs
Item
[ca. 1903]

Parte de J.E. Murray fonds

Portrait of all three of Walter and Christina Murray's daughters: standing: Christina; seated left: Lucy; seated front: Jean. The woman presumably is their grandmother.

Lucy Murray and Friends

1. Photographs
Item
[ca. 1920s]

Parte de J.E. Murray fonds

Christina Murray, seated at back, with friends, including E. Mackenzie; and dog, "Jappy."

Christina, Jean, and Lucy Murray

1. Photographs
Item
August 1914

Parte de J.E. Murray fonds

Jean, Christina, and Lucy Murray, on holiday in Fredericton, New Brunswick, in 1914.

Laura Elizabeth Murray

folder 13 (iii)
Item
[ca. 1860s]

Parte de J.E. Murray fonds

Laura Elizabeth Murray, Walter Murray's sister. She married Guy Kinnear in 1902.

[Christina Cameron]

folder 13 (i)
Item
[ca. 1886?]

Parte de J.E. Murray fonds

Photo of young woman believed to be Christina Cameron, at approximately age 20.

Camping

folder extra
Item
ca. 1915

Parte de J.E. Murray fonds

Walter Murray standing beside suit case, with [lamp or container] in his hand. An unidentified woman stands nearby. Tents are in the background. The site is likely either Big River or Emma Lake, where the family spent holidays.

David Joseph Lafond collection