Fonds 678 Eunice Maude Leonard fonds

Photograph shows the Clairmont schoolhouse with a car parked in front and a few outbuildings in the background.

Photograph shows the Clairmont schoolhouse.

This photograph depicts students standing in front of the Clairmont schoolhouse. The caption to the left of the photograph reads “My class.” The caption to the right of the photograph reads “Joseph, Frank, Mary, Olga, Evelyn, Ruth, Wassily, Kenneth, David, Teddy, Jack, Francis, Jack, Joe, Paul, David.”

This photograph depicts students standing in front of the school.

This photograph depicts students standing in front of the school.

This photograph depicts a group of boys posing in a field.

This photograph depicts students on horses and in horse drawn carts.

Photograph shows a group of boys standing in the snow. The caption below the photograph reads “The boys” and a caption in the center of the page reads “Taken in December.”

Photograph shows a group of girls posing in the snow. The caption below the photograph reads “the girls,” and the caption in the middle of the page reads “taken in December.”

Photograph shows a group of girls posing in the snow. The caption in the middle of the page reads “taken in December.”

Photograph shows a group of students posing in the snow. The caption in the middle of the page reads “taken in December.”

Photograph shows children playing in the snow. The caption below the photograph reads “playing ‘fox and geese.’”

This photograph depicts Miss Lamb’s school and several outbuildings.

These photographs depict two different views of Mrs. Pellerin’s home.

This photograph depicts Phyllis riding Joe Hill, a popular race horse.

This photograph depicts six people standing in front of a farm house. Three of them are identified below the photograph as Mr. Pellerin, Phyllis, and Mrs. Pellerin.

This photograph depicts Phyllis holding the reins of the famous race horse Joe Hill while she pats a dog.

This photograph depicts Phyllis standing in a garden in Beaverlodge. Buildings are in the background.

This photograph depicts Eunice and Mrs. Tesar standing in front of woods, wearing dresses and holding rifles.

This photograph depicts Fred and Frank standing in front of woods.

This photograph depicts Fred sitting in a car parked in a field.

This photograph depicts Phyllis, Eunice, and Mrs. Tesar playing on the swing near a wooded area. A little girl is watching.

This photograph shows Phyllis on the swing near a wooded area. A little girl is watching and a tent is in the background.

This photograph depicts part of a garden.

This photograph shows several people standing outside a house. Two of the people appear to be holding up the geese they got while hunting.

Photographs show three people standing on top of a sandy hill, possibly in the Kleskun Hills area.

Photograph shows three people standing on top of a sandy hill, possibly in the Kleskun Hills area.

Photograph shows two men standing in tall grass in front of a copse of evergreen trees.

Photograph shows a rear view of a steam-powered tractor pulling a plow. Three men are on the tractor. The caption on the page reads “ploughing with the steam engine. Mr. Tesar runs the engine, Fred steers, and Charlie handles the ploughs.”

Photograph shows a side view of a steam-powered tractor pulling a plow. Two men can be seen on the tractor. The caption on the page reads “ploughing with the steam engine. Mr. Tesar runs the engine, Fred steers, and Charlie handles the ploughs.”

This photograph depicts plowing with horse-drawn implements. The full caption reads, “Ploughing with the horses. Fred, Jim, and Charlie.”

This photograph depicts seeding with horse drawn implements. The full caption reads, “Seeding. Fred, Frank, Charlie, and Bill.”

This photograph depicts cutting the wheat with horse drawn implements. The full caption reads, “Cutting the wheat. Fred, Frank, and Jim.”

These photographs depict wheat fields cut and stooked.

This photographs depicts a steam engine in use on the farm. Two men are also in the photograph.

This photographs depicts a separator, as well as other farm machinery, in use.

This photographs depicts a tractor towing two granaries through a field.

This photographs depicts the steam engine and the separator in use during threshing. The caption above the photograph reads “threshing” and the caption below the photograph reads “ the engine & separator.”

Photograph shows the steam engine and the separator in use during threshing.

Photograph shows men using horse-drawn seeding equipment. The caption below the photograph reads “Seeding 1927.”

Photograph shows the steam engine and the separator in use during threshing.

Photograph shows men using horse-drawn seeding equipment. The caption below the photograph reads “Charlie, Frank, Jim, John.”

This photograph depicts Jim holding a rifle. He is standing behind a sting of dead geese.

This photograph depicts Louis and Frank posing with rifles in front of string of dead geese.

This photograph depicts Louis and Frank posing with rifles beside the two dozen plus coyote skins they brought in.

This photograph depicts Mr. Tesar with John and Louis and their catch of coyote skins.

This photograph depicts John and Jim with snowshoes and several coyote skins hanging on a wall.

This photograph depicts Louis selling the skins to an unidentified man. Two other men are also shown in the photograph.

Photograph shows Louis posing next to a dead coyote hanging on the outside of a building. The coyote is almost as big as Louis.

This photograph depicts three people carrying rifles in an open car. A coyote carcass is draped across the hood. Farm buildings are in the background.

This photograph shows horses pulling a water tank through a field.

Photograph shows Louis posing next to a dead coyote hanging on the outside of a building. The coyote is almost as big as Louis.

These photographs depict John with a rifle and several very large coyote skins.

This photograph depicts men working on a partially constructed barn.

This photograph shows eight boys standing outside a schoolhouse. The caption reads, “My boys. David, Abe, Teddy, Joe, Jack, Paul, Francis, Jack.”

This photograph depicts five boys standing in the schoolyard. The caption reads, “Joe, Teddy, Abe, Jack & Francis.”

This photograph depicts an unidentified house behind a long, low hedge.

This photograph depicts two unidentified women on horseback. They are likely Eunice and Phyllis.

These photographs depict various views of the experimental farm at Beaverlodge.

This photograph depicts the main street of Beaverlodge.

These photographs depict various scenes of the hills, woods, and farms around Beaverlodge.

This photographs depicts a small house identified as Mr. Sieder’s, a large wood pile, and a garden.

These photographs depict the fields next to the road.

This photograph depicts the main street of Pouce Coupe.

This unidentified photograph depicts three people in the back of a hay wagon. Two of the people may be Eunice and Phyllis.

This unidentified photograph depicts a homestead, including a house, a large barn, and several outbuildings.