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Handwritten annotation on recto: "Peace River banks".

Liberal picnic at Six Mile Lake in Prince George

HGT Perry standing on a campaign platform speaking into a microphone.

HGT Perry standing up at a campaign dinner event, speaking into a microphone.

HGT Perry standing with other party members (including WAC Bennet)on a campaign platform.

HGT Perry standing at a microphone with other party members (including WAC Bennet)on a campaign platform.

HGT Perry, in his bathing suit, is standing in the lake with the water up to his knees. He is holding on to the bow of a boat.

Handwritten annotation on verso: "Lil and Jim Moore. Lil, sister of my wife Flo, died March 29th 1957 at home....Leicester, England"

Handwritten annotation on verso: "Marchelle & Jackie (dog). Jackie - Weedonlee (sp?) Golden Monarch, one of the Pedigree Bullmastiffs, breed."

Handwritten annotation on verso: "Margaret & Marchelle"

Handwritten annotation on recto includes the numbers 1-4 written on four female individuals; handwritten annotation on verso: "1-Vanessa (H. Perry's Granchild); 2-Vivianne (sp?)(H. Perry's Granchild); 3-Stephanie (H. Perry's Granchild); 4-My Matter (Machelle, by 2nd wife, Margaret Franklin and Richard Franklin).

Handwritten annotation on verso: "6 1/2 years ago. The whole family. That's me with the bald pate (sic). Dick"

Handwritten annotation on recto of photograph reads: "Mr. Moore, HGP, Parr Brown, Tailor, killed in France, Central Ave. Fort George, 1913"

Handwritten annotation on verso: "April 1957, John age 3; Christing 15 months"

Photo depicts a flower garden. Handwritten annotation on recto: "Nephew, Sam Beer's "mums" 1959 Sept." Handwritten annotation on verso: "Sam Beer & his Mums, Sept.1959....Leicestershire, England"

Photo depicts an elderly man tending to his flower garden.

Photo depicts an elderly man and woman seated on chairs on a patio.

Typewritten annotation on verso: "Photo #3 - Press room, Prince Rupert News, walls being modernized with Gyproc or Donnaccona Board."

Photo shows a B.C. Express mail stage driven by two men and six horses. B.C. Express Co. buildings are visible in background.

Typewritten annotation on verso: "Photo #5 - Reportorial Room, 1 desk only shown, Prince Rupert News"

Two unidentified women stand in the Main Office and Reception Counter area.

List of men in group photo noted in handwritten annotation on verso.

Five men and a dog stand on the wooden boardwalk outside of Perry's Tailor and Clothier Shop in Fort George. Handwritten annotation on recto: "Fred Foyer (Constable), H.P., Ernie Thompson (? at church) Lars Brown, 1912-14"

HGT Perry smiles at the camera while another unidentified man shakes his hand, two other men stand beside them.

Seasonal greeting card featuring a photo of (presumably) Karl Anderson sitting in a chair next to a small table top Christmas tree. Card reads: "Season's Greetings from our house to your house, Mr. & Mrs. Karl Anderson, Prince George, B.C."

Photo shows an extensive loaded pack train at rest next to a large building.

Card consists of a photograph of (presumably) M.S. Hornby and reads: "The Hornby Farms, Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada, 1944: Best wishes Harry to you & your wife & family for 1945. Yrs M.S. Hornby".

HGT Perry sits at a desk next to an unidentified naval officer. Stamped annotation on verso reads: "Royal Canadian Naval Photograph, Crown Copyright Reserved, Negative No. F-3482".

HGT Perry (second from right, stand in a line with politicians and military personnel.

Lieutenant Governor J. Forham Johnson reading from the Speakers Seat.

Fire at the Fort George Hotel devastated the entire block. Harry Perry's Tailor shop was right across the street from the fire. Handwritten annotations on recto: "1 man burned to death. Fire 1914, Fort George. Nov. 13-1914. Hotel & whole block destroyed; 'X' my store was on this corner, not shown here"

Fire at the Fort George Hotel devastated the entire block. Harry Perry's Tailor shop was right across the street from the fire. Handwritten annotations on recto: "Fort George Hotel Fire; Nov. 13, 1914"

Handwritten annotations on recto: "W. Corbett's Livery Barn in Fort George. 1912"