Abstract:A bound souvenir edition of Maclean's for the Canadian visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. A May 1st magazine and May 15th magazine are bound together.
Abstract:A postcard, postdated December 3 1906, bearing a message in L.M. Montgomery's handwriting addressed to "Mr. Geo. B. MacMillan". George Boyd MacMillan (1881-1953) was a Scottish journalist and writer, and a favourite correspondent of L.M. Montgomery. The two were first introduced, by letter, in 1903, through an American writer who was
Abstract:An article that is a part of the section "Christmas Book Supplement." The article has Canadian authors recommend books that they enjoy. L.M. Montgomery's recommendations are "The Heart of the Ancient Wood" by Charles G.D. Roberts, "Doctor Luke of the Labrador" by Norman Duncan, and "The Child's House" by Marjory McMurchy. The caption
Abstract:A postcard, postdated June 3 1907 Cavendish P.E.I. and June 16 1907 Alloa, bearing a message in L.M. Montgomery's handwriting addressed to "Mr. Geo. B. MacMillan". George Boyd MacMillan (1881-1953) was a Scottish journalist and writer, and a favourite correspondent of L.M. Montgomery. The two were first introduced, by letter, in 1903
Abstract:A scrapbook with collected images of Mary Miles Minter who starred in the Realart Pictures Corp. 1919 production of "Anne of Green Gables". Some of the images are black and white and some are colour lithographs. Her age has been written either beneath or beside most of the images. The only other written text is a small poem that was
Abstract:A flyer for the play "Anne" adapted by Paul Ledoux to be shown at the Blyth Festival June 21-August 6 2000. This play was directed by Diana Belshaw.
Abstract:This reproduction photographic portrait, inserted as a Frontispiece Portrait in the September 1909 issue of 'The Book News Monthly' (Special Item: 910 SI BNM 1909) offers evidence of the rapid success enjoyed by L.M. Montgomery, and by her publisher, L.C. Page & Co, following the publication of 'Anne of Green Gables' in 1908.
Abstract:A 3-page handwritten letter by L.M. Montgomery, sent from Norval, Ontario, to a woman "Sylvia" (no further information on this person is known at present). Montgomery apologizes that the paper and envelope used are all she can find at present, citing the "confusion" of "packing up to move" (presumably from Norval to Toronto), and that
Abstract:Item 2 of 3 in a small collection of postcards showing Prince Edward Island scenes, all addressed to Miss Edith Russell of Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. Edith May Russell (1877-1957) was hired to work in the newsroom of the Halifax, Nova Scotia newspaper 'The Daily Echo" in 1902, during the time L.M. Montgomery was employed there; notes in
