Graham Bros. Store in the early days. On the left in shirtsleeves, arms folded, is John Graham (T.J.G. Graham). On the right in suit is Bill Graham (W.H.E. Graham). There are various items on shelves and the floor, as well as a decorated tin roof. The store opened for business on January 23, 1911.

Back row, L-R: Jack Klemmer, Annie Jewett, Jack Chapman. Front row: Bill Graham, Ron Gawletz, Gene Mazzei.

L-R: Ken Frerichs, M. Clayton, Bill Graham, Bea Prime, Eugene Mazzei, Jack Chapman, Sr.

Graham Bros. Hardware store front on the west side of Main Street 100 block.

Gentlemen standing inside store. Believed to be Jack Graham in white and Bill Graham at extreme right.

Twelve men and a dog pose inside a hardware store loaded with inventory. There are hammers and other tools on the left wall, shovels and rakes at the back, and a stove on the right. Note the pile of hockey sticks in the forefront under the table.

L.F. Heartwell's Store. L-R: L.F., Hattie, and Barney Gilluain (sp?).

West side of Main Street in Zealandia looking north. A number of people walking about and a hardware and furniture store under construction with six horses and wagons on the street. A Canadian Northern train can be seen in the background.

Graham Bros. interior with customers shopping. Glasswear up on shelves. Possibly Jack Graham behind counter.

William Graham (as identified by his son) standing in front of his car and trailer, from which he sold kerosene refrigerators. He is parked in front of the Graham Bros. Hardware Store.