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File consists of Prof. John Wadland’s subject file on photography. This includes newspaper clippings surrounding topics such as Lorraine Monk and her success as photographer and an executive producer for the Still Photography Division under the National Film Board of Canada, photo displays and exhibits across Canada, origins of photography, and articles surrounding annual photography awards.

Folder includes photos 268-380: Stewart and Gilbert's home in Port Hope, called "Vogrie after another, ancestral home" (City & Country Home, March 1987, p.80) - several photos of the exterior of the house, the grounds, the barn raising, the building of the library, farming, stump pulling, 3 aerial photos, several unidentified photos of a baby on the grounds of Vogrie [1959], etc.; also several negatives.

Folder includes the following photographs

• 717. England - various photos of people and places (Note: a child is identified in one of the photos as Stewart - there are several photos of the same group of children)
• 718. Convocation Hall, University of Toronto
• 719. Rome - various photos and negatives
• 720. Scenic photos of forest and lakeshore [Dummer Township?]
• 721. England - various photos of people and places (Note: one of the photos may be of Stewart)
• 722. Monzie Castle

File consists of photographs 381-386: Photographs of Strathallan, Stewart's family home before she married. One the photos is on the front of a postcard which was sent by Augusta, Stewart's mother, to Mrs. (Minnie) Forsyth-Grant, Augusta's sister.

Folder includes the following photographs:

1: Young girl holding baby, unidentified, presumed to be Stewart's cousins in England, c.1910-1918
2: Hon. John Beverley Robinson, Toronto, 1820-1896
3: Hon. Justice Hagerman
4: Stewart Houston (Bagnani), with her father, Stewart Houston
5: Louisa Robinson, daughter of Sir John B. Robinson (Note: she was the first wife of George Allan) - daguerreotype, 6th plate
6: Augusta (Robinson) Houston, wife of Stewart Houston, and mother of Stewart Houston (Bagnani) (on back of photo “Victoria Era”)
7-10: [Augusta Robinson]
11: Augusta (Robinson) Houston, with back spaniel (2 copies)
12: [Stewart F. Houston}, with back spaniel
13: Black spaniel (see 11&12)
14: [Stewart F Houston] (see 11 & 12)
15: Stewart F. Houston, husband of Augusta, and father of Stewart Houston (Bagnani)
16-28: Augusta (Robinson) Houston in Cairo, 1933 (also one negative - #28)
29: Silhouette of woman facing right (on back of frame “Sam’l Johnson, LLD” - framed
30: Silhouette of a man facing left
31: Silhouette of a man facing left (on back ‘Hagerman or MacCauley”
32: Augusta (Robinson) Houston, 1920?
32a: Augusta (Robinson) Houston (on back of photo “A.L.H 1919”
32b: Alan Houston
32c: [Bill and Barbara Houston], 1965
32d: Houston tomb stone [Louisa’s grave, Rome?] (Note: negative only)

Large Materials Cabinet – Drawer 36: 32b. [Augusta & Stewart Houston wedding photo] (Note: This is unidentified but the woman in the wedding gown appears to be the same woman as in photos #7-10)

File includes photographs 166-179: Stewart as an adult. Photographs 177-179 are prints taken of a portrait painted by Edward Halliday, 1936.

Folder includes the following photographs

• 85-98: Stewart with others at the beach in Towyn, Wales
• 99-165: Stewart as a young girl, several of which are with other people, ie. soldiers, etc. (Note: several accompanying photos, not of Stewart; photos #120-156 are inside a smaller envelope with title "Sledwich, August 1918"; #157-163 are negatives of Stewart with soldiers, etc.).

File includes the following photographs:

• 180-184. Stewart & others at a school (Note: Stewart appears to be giving a lecture; #184 has a list of names on the back identifying the students in the photo)
• 185-186. Stewart and "Master Ames", who won the silver Cup for "the best pony outfit driven by a small owner"; the Cup was a "memorial to the late Mr. Stewart Houston" and was presented by Stewart, 1910 (newspaper clipping attached)
• 187-190. Stewart and others on sleighs in the snow
• Stewart presenting Glen Park School with a reproduction of Dutch art
• Stewart at Shanty Bay (enclosed in a Christmas card [1972]
• 193-194. S. [Stewart] Houston and M. McLaren, Bridesmaids, wedding of [G.] Houston to [G.] Nordheimer, 1909
• 194a-194e. Stewart Bagnani passport-size photos
• 194f. Stewart Bagnani with an iguana

File includes photographs 201-267. Stewart and Gilbert with their Suluki dogs (Note: #266-267 are of Stewart and Gilbert dressed in what may be Arabic dress, with their dogs, possibly in [Egypt]; also, several negatives).

Folder includes the following photographs:

• 613-615. A delegation of people posing in front of archaeological ruins (Note: one of the members may be Gilb 616-624. People riding camels in the desert
• 625-627. [Gilbert & Stewart] standing beside a car on the desert, plus two accompanying photographs
• 628. Numerous tiny photographs, three slides, and negatives of people in the desert and in front of some archaeological ruins (one of the people may be Gilbert)
• 628a. Twelve photographs plus negatives of a desert/foothill area (one of the people may be Gilbert)

File consists of photographs, primarily cartes-de-visite and 2 photographs in cardstock frames. Photographs include the following inscriptions:

• Miss Stewart, Balnakeilly
• Mr. J.R. Anderson, Edinburgh
• Lucy Drummond-Hay, Seggieden
• Alice Drummond-Hay, Seggieden
• Miss B.A. Alston-Stewart, Urrard House, Killiecrankie
• Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson (Bessie Hay)
• Miss Drummond-Hay, Seggieden, Perth
• Mr. Stewart, Laird of Balnakeilly
• Mrs. J. [Macallis?], Dublin
• Mrs. Stewart, Balnakeilly
• Admiral Hay C.B, Edinburgh
• Mrs. Anderson
• Miss Hay (Aunt Jane), Airdaniar
• Edith Drummond-Hay, Seggieden
• Miss M.M. Stewart, Balnakeilly
• Miss Frood, Dublin
• Marie Antoinette
• Mr. McIuroy, Laird of Lude

One of the photos in cardstock frames is of three men pulling in the rope on a boat after salmon fishing on the Tay, Perth. The other photo in a cardstock frame is of one older woman, and two men in kilts, jackets, and ties in the Drummond-Hay family in Scotland.