Browsing Agnes Ethelwyn Wetherald fonds RG 84 by Title

Now showing items 142-161 of 164

  • Photograph - Herbert Wetherald, 1899 

    Unknown author (1899)
    A photograph of Herbert Wetherald in the year 1899 at the age of 27.

  • Photograph - Jane Wetherald 

    Unknown author (n.d.)
    A photograph of Jane Wetherald, sister of Ethelwyn Wetherald.

  • Photograph - Jemima Wetherald 

    Unknown author (n.d.)
    A photograph of Jemima Wetherald, mother of Ethelwyn Wetherald.

  • Photograph - Mary Doane, William Wetherald Jr., Herbert Wetherald, Ethelwyn Wetherald and Dorothy 

    Unknown author (circa 1914)
    A photograph, mostly shadows, of Mary Doane (biological mother of Dorothy), William Wetherald, Herbert Wetherald, Ethelwyn Wetherald, and Dorothy.

  • Photograph - Rene Wetherald (son of Fred) and Dorothy 

    Unknown author (n.d.)
    A photograph of Rene Wetherald (son of Fred) and Dorothy (Ethelwyn's daughter).

  • Photograph - Robert Ball 

    Unknown author (n.d.)
    A portrait photograph of Robert Ball (indicated on reverse). The photograph was produced by Poole Photography St. Catharines.

  • Photograph - Rockwood Academy 1925 (Rear of Building) 

    Unknown author (1925)
    A photograph of the rear of Rockwood Academy (birthplace of Ethelwyn Wetherald). The building shows a pile of sticks/branches.

  • Photograph - Rockwood Academy 1970s 

    Unknown author (1970s)
    Photographs of Rockwood Academy in the 1970s. The photographs shows the front of the building surrounded by a short stone wall with metal gate.

  • Photograph - Tall Evergreens home 

    Unknown author (1920s)
    A photograph of "Tall Evergreens", the home of Ethelwyn Wetherald, circa 1920s. The reverse of the photograph reads "Miss Agnes Wetherald's home. Canadian Writer. 1920's Tall Evergreens, Fenwick, Ontario, Home of Ethelwyn ...

  • Photograph - Tall Evergreens home with surrounding trees 

    Unknown author (n.d.)
    A photograph of Tall Evergreens, the home of Ethelwyn Wetherald, and the surrounding land and evergreen trees. There is also a negative of this image in the collection.

  • Photograph - Unidentified Woman 

    Unknown author (n.d.)
    A photograph of an unidentified woman in profile position. The photographer is Topley of 104 Sparks St., Ottawa, Ontario.

  • Photograph - Unknown Male 

    Elliott & Fry (n.d.)
    A photograph by Elliott & Fry of an unknown male. He is seated for the portrait and holding a book.

  • Photograph - W.M. Wetherald 

    Unknown author (n.d.)
    A negative of W. M. Wetherald which was made from an old photograph.

  • Photograph - Wetherald Family 

    Unknown author (1861)
    A photograph of the Wetherald family. The reverse of the photograph labels the individuals as follows: "Top: James and William Jr. Bottom: Rachel (died 1862) - Mother Jemima - Father William Holding Jane - Samuel - ...

  • Photograph - William Bliss Carman and Miss M. B. Stevenson, September 1927 

    Unknown (2013-05-24)
    A photograph of poet William Bliss Carman and M. B. Stevenson in New Canaan, Connecticut. The photograph from September 1927 was sent to fellow poet Ethelwyn Wetherald in 1932. It was included in a four page letter from ...

  • Photograph/Post Card - Cabin with Three Men 

    Unknown author (1913-01)
    A Photograph/Post Card of three men standing on the porch of a log cabin. One of the men is possibly Sam Wetherald (Ethelwyn's brother). The reverse of the card reads: "A Negro cabin of logs and shakes, 15 years old, ...

  • Photographs - Two Images of Ethelwyn Wetherald's Dress 

    Unknown author (n.d.)
    Two photographs of a dress owned by Ethelwyn Wetherald. The dress is photographed laying flat on the ground.

  • Poem "Red Cedar" written on red cedar wood 

    Wetherald, E.W. (1895-04-05)
    A poem called "Red Cedar" written on a piece of real red cedar wood. In the bottom left corner is written "Mobile, Ala. April 5th 1895" and is initialed in the bottom right "E.W.".

  • Poem "The Failure" 

    Wetherald, Ethelwyn (1901-08-17)
    A poem that has been clipped from a newspaper page. The poem is entitled "The Failure" and reads: "A Failure who had ne'er achieved Self-victory at last lay dead. 'Poor Failure!' Thus his neighbors grieved; His ...

  • Programme for Unveiling Ceremony of Rockwood Academy Historic Plaque 

    Unknown author (1962)
    A programme for the unveiling of the Rockwood Academy historic plaque. The cover is an illustration of the academy and inside is a brief history of the school with a programme of events. The plaque was erected by the ...