Well, here is the last of the photos from Holland. Does anyone recognize the house in Albert? Or recognize any of the people? If you have any ideas please comment.

Back to School Monday, with a photo of the Consolidated School in 1945-46. What year was the cupola removed?

Back to Church Sunday and continuing our photos from Albert in 1945-46. This is a photo of Albert United Church in 1946.

Continuing our photos from Albert in 1945-46. This is a photo of the McClelan Memorial Hospital in Albert.

Continuing our photos from Albert in 1945-46. The garage and gas station where they repair automobiles. this was the Irving Garage which was on the left side of King St between Mill Street and Fire St. in Albert.. Thanks for the correction.

Continuing our photos from Albert in 1945-46. A group of boys one Sunday afternoon in front of Anderson’s Store. This is owned by Winona’s father. The boy on the left looking at the little boy with the bicycle is one of my brothers. the arrow points to Elvin. Does anyone have any idea who Elvin could be?

Continuing our photos from Albert in 1945-46. This is a snap looking up the street in Albert just before the leaves came out on the trees

The next 6 days are all photos from Riverside-Albert in 1945-1946. They were taken by a young lady who ended up living in the Netherlands. She died last year at the age of 95 and her daughter was sorting through her things and came across these photos. Her daughter looked up Albert, Canada on the internet, and found the Heritage Museum in St. Albert, Alberta, where she then mailed the photos. The good people at the Heritage Museum in St. Albert, Alberta then were able to find us on the internet and mailed the photos to us at the Albert County Museum. Unfortunately, we don’t know the name of the person who took the pictures.

One hundred and fity-one years ago today, Miss Bray drowned in the Saxby Gale of 1869 while driving in a horse and carriage across The Lake from Surrey to Hillsborough. She was the only Hillsborough parish casualty of the Saxby Gale.

Let’s head to the Hopewell Rocks today, with the photo from 1940.

The leaves are in full swing now so let’s head out to near Portage Vale in this 1938 photo of a stream and hills.

If you look to the right of the photo you can see what is now the Hillsborough Village office. A neat photo of moving Harold Locke’s House from Main Street to Fairview Avenue in 1951. The house burned in 2001.