Gravestone of Donald Cameron and his wife Elizabeth (née Dunbar) Cameron, and their children

The gravestone of Andrew Ross

Gravestone of Agnes Oliver, wife of Alexander Smith

Gravestone of James W. Copeland (d. 1880)

Gravestone of Jessie M. Graham (Braman), and husband William Harvey Graham

Gravestone of Capt. Fergus Ferguson, and his wife Lillie MacDougall

Photo from the Standard (newspaper) of New Glasgow

Photo from the 150th Anniversary of the landing of the Ship Hector Celebration

Pictou County Highland Dancers from New Glasgow's centennial booklet

Cover of the centennial booklet, 1975

Festival of the Tartans board, 1975

Invoice for John McPherson from Alexander Murdoch, a blacksmith and general jobber in New Glasgow, N.S., from 1890s

Cover of scribbler used in 1900 to teach cursive writing to children. Bought from Torry's Bookstore in New Glasgow, N.S., belonging to Catherine M. Fraser

Scribbler used from drawing course at school where students were to learn how to draw by mimicking the illustrations in the book. Bought by Thomas Fraser from Torry's Bookstore, New Glasgow

Aftermath of the Sunday morning fire that destroyed much of the New Glasgow business district on April 19, 1874.

Snow along Provost Street, New Glasgow in 1900

Called the 'first boat to ply between New Glasgow and Pictou', the picture shows the "Easy Riding" moored at Pictou.

Photo of the department in 1929

Taken in 1905, the tram cars in the photo ran between the towns of New Glasgow, Westville, Stellarton, and Trenton

Photo of the bridge over the East River in 1890, prior to the building of the Carmichael Park

Post office in New Glasgow, built in 1884.

"Steinvora" ship from 1875, built in New Glasgow by J.W. Carmichael. Tonnage of 1099.

Part of the Ritchie Cemetery Records, recorded in 1956

Schedules for the railway in 1934, with stops across Nova Scotia

Part of the Ritchie Cemetery Records