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One image of King George VI (second on left) and Queen Elizabeth (left with back to camera) standing with Sudbury Mayor William Joseph Laforest, Prime Minister William Lyon MacKenzie King (right, profile) and Margaret Laforest (Mayor Laforest's daughter, right with back to camera) while their driver waits for them at their car in Athletic Park (now Queen's Athletic Field) in Sudbury, Ontario. Copper Cliff Mayor Everett Alfred Collins can also be seen standing on the top of the stands (top right) with another man.

One image of members of the 1939 Copper Cliff Junior Baseball team posing for a team photograph. In the front row are, from left to right: Stan Germa, Dunc MacKinnon, Buster Paquette, Neil Birney, Maurice Vaillancourt, Fox Didone, Herk Flynn, Dave Chapman, and Soup Campbell. In the back row are, from left to right: Wilmer Hughes, Doug Gathercole, George Blake, Harold Dunn, Lawrence Wulff, John Vaillancourt, Getch Trezise (aka Bill Trezise), Elio Tramontini, Guy Hashey, and Bert Flynn.

One image of Marion Mahaffy's (née Marion Plaunt) bridesmaids, including, from left to right: Mrs. R. M. Thompson, Jean Plaunt, Helen Plaunt, Alice Hall, and Mrs. David Baird. The train-bearers are Jill Edward and Margaret Duncan.

One image of Queen Elizabeth walking with the International Nickel Company's (Inco) General Superintendant Ralph Parker at Frood Mine in McKim Township near Sudbury, Ontario.

One image of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth exiting their car at city hall on Notre-Dame Street East in Montreal, Quebec. A crowd, including military personnel, are gathered to greet them. Château Ramezay (280 Notre-Dame Street East) and an advertisement for macaroni can be seen in the background.

One image of a large crowd gathered at the Cenotaph on the corner of Elm Street and Lorne Street in Sudbury, Ontario for a Remembrance Day ceremony.

One image of veterans, marching down Cedar Street behind the colour party and guard of honour in the Drumhead Rememberance Service at the Capitol Theatre (64 Cedar Street) in Sudbury, Ontario. Flags held by the colour party include the Union Jack and the Royal Canadian Legion flag.

One image of a vehicle with 'A. Lafrance & Sons Limited - Furriers - Cold Storage Plant' painted on the side parked outside of the A. Lafrance & Sons Limited Cold Storage location on Baker Street in Sudbury, Ontario. Two men are standing between the van and the building, looking into the back of the van. The vehicle has a 1939 Ontario license plate on it with the number '66630C.'

One image of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth inside their car at Garson Crossing. A crowd is gathered to greet them including several Mounties and military personal.

One image of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth walking beside their train with Capreol Mayor James E. Coyne (beside the Queen), various dignitaries and two Mounties in Capreol, Ontario.

One image of a street car stopped on Elm Street in Sudbury, Ontario, allowing several passengers to board. Eaton Groceteria (23 Elm Street), The Plaza Cafe with Burgess Baker (25 Elm Street) and the top of the Post Office (corner of Elm Street and Durham Street) can be seen on the right of the image while an advertisement for Buckingham Cigarettes "Throat Easy" can been seen on the front of the number 31 street car.

One image of William Beaton (aka Bill Beaton, 1896-1956), Mayor of Sudbury, Ontario from 1941 to 1951.

One image of Peter Crossgrove and his sister, Heather Crossgrove, hanging up a 1940 calendar. Both children are standing on a table top; Peter is holding a hammer and Heather holds a 1939 calendar in one hand and a horn in the other.

One image of Marion Mahaffy's (née Marion Plaunt) bridesmaids, including, from left to right: Mrs. R. M. Thompson, Jean Plaunt, Helen Plaunt, Alice Hall, and Mrs. David Baird. The train-bearers are Jill Edward and Margaret Duncan.