Images in CEWW

Image from Margaret Hutchison, Tamarac (Toronto: Macmillan, 1957), flyleaf. Posted on Leaves and Pages blog, 8 January 2018.

Image from H. Harrison, ed., National Reference Book on Canadian Men and Women, 5th ed. (Montreal, QC: Canadian Newspaper Service, 1936).

Image from Gertrude E.S. Pringle, "Women and Their Work,” McLean's Magazine (15 May 1923): 68.

Image from Margaret Millar, An Air that Kills (New York: Random House, 1957), flyleaf.

Image from Alan Creighton and Hilda M. Ridley, eds, A New Canadian Anthology (Toronto: Crucible, 1938).

"Miss Margaret Robertson, Montreal, QC, 1862." Photo by William Notman, courtesy of McCord Museum, Montreal, QC (I-3885.1).

Image from Margaret Pauline Anderson, Sickroom Thoughts and Gleanings (Saint John, NB: Armstrong, 1897), frontispiece.

Margaret Ridley Carlton, c1895; courtesy of the US National Library of Medicine (ID 101411954).

Image courtesy of the New Zealand Peace family archives and Kaye Soulsby, Melbourne Australia.

Photo by Townend Photographers, Almonte, ON; courtesy of Gerald Tennant, nephew of the author.

Image from Margaret Vance Rody, Beauty and Thought in Verse (Vancouver, BC: Capitol, 1942), frontispiece.

Image from “Au Revoir Miss Margaret Wade,” McClary’s Wireless 14.6 (September 1922): 4.

Image from “Malcolm Lowry and Margerie Bonner Walk,” posted on the DeepCoveBC website.

E. Margerie Scott, from her travel manifest, Detroit, 10 May 1932.

Image from Frances E. Willard and Mary A. Livermore, eds. A Woman of the Century: Fourteen Hundred-Seventy Biographical Sketches Accompanied by Portraits of Leading American Women in all Walks of...

Image from John. W. Garvin, ed., Canadian Poets, 2nd ed. (Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1926).

Image from the Canadian Geographical Journal 1.3 (July 1930): 207

Marie Gérin-Lajoie, circa 1915. This image is in the public domain; courtesy of the Bibliothèque et Archives Nationales du Québec (P155,S1,SS2,D34,P8).

Image from Alan Creighton and Hilda M. Ridley, eds, A New Canadian Anthology (Toronto: Crucible, 1938).

This image is in the public domain; courtesy of the Glenbow Archives, Calgary, AB (NA-5074-2.)

Image is in the public domain; courtesy of the City of Vancouver Archives (CVA 1184-828).

Marjorie Douglas Weir; photo courtesy of Jeff Packard and Stephen Weir Simpson, nephew and son of the author.

Photo courtesy of Guy Major, the author's grandson.

Image from Marjorie L.C. Pickthall, The Woodcarver's Wife and Later Poems (Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1922), frontispiece.

Photo by Gauvin & Gentzel, Halifax, NS; from Henry James Morgan, ed. Types of Canadian Women, and of Women Who Are or Have Been Connected With Canada (Toronto: Briggs, 1903).

Image from the table of contents page, Canadian Home Journal 32.3 (July 1935).

Image from Martha Craig, Legends of the North Land (1914), frontispiece.

Martha Eugenie Perry; image courtesy of the BC Archives (MS-3221, J-02430).

Martha Louise (Mrs. George) Black, 1935. Image courtesy of the City of Vancouver Archives, Port P1795.

Image from Enid Griffis, "Her Friends Call Her 'Mar'," Canadian Passing Show 34.1 (Oct. 1928) 11.

Image pasted inside the front cover of Short Story Studies held at the James A. Gibson Library, St. Catherines, ON.

Image from Henry James Morgan, ed. Types of Canadian Women, and of Women Who Are or Have Been Connected With Canada (Toronto: Briggs, 1903).

Image from Women's Canadian Historical Society of Toronto, Transaction 13 (1913): 2.

"From a photograph taken by Lyonde, Toronto." Image from Henry Morgan, ed. Types of Canadian Women, and of Women Who Are or Have Been Connected With Canada, 2nd ed. (Toronto: Briggs, 1903).

Image from Henry James Morgan, ed. Types of Canadian Women, and of Women Who Are or Have Been Connected With Canada (Toronto: Briggs, 1903).

This image is in the public domain.

Image from Henry James Morgan, ed. Types of Canadian Women, and of Women Who Are or Have Been Connected With Canada (Toronto: Briggs, 1903).

Mary Huber, University of Toronto Graduation, October 1905. Image courtesy of Mary I. Austin, granddaughter of the author.