Marjorie Howard Futcher Photo Albums - Browse

Although many of the photographs in the Futcher Collection were not taken in the city, Montreal was central to Gwendolen Marjorie Howard’s life. Born in the city in 1882, Marjorie lived there until 1894 when she moved to Dresden for three years to attend school. Transferring in 1897 to Highfield, a boarding school for young ladies located outside of London for the remainder of her schooling, she returned to Montreal in 1899. From then until her marriage in 1909, Marjorie lived in Montreal, only leaving the Howard family home to vacation and visit friends at the Lake of Two Mountains, Kingston, Île d'Orléans, Métis-sur-Mer, Murray Bay, Baltimore, Bermuda, and Britain.

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Kingston Trek 1902, Dorval FUT1_021-002_P

Marjory Meredith Clouston at the corner of Drummond and Sherbrooke, 1902 FUT1_031-004_P

W. Campbell, Lilly Peterson, and W. Burke, 1902 FUT1_035-001_P

W. Campbell, Marjory Clouston, and W. Burke, 1902 FUT1_035-002_P

Lily Peterson on the Sherbrook Street sidewalk, 1902 FUT1_036-001_P

Lily Peterson on Sherbrooke Street, 1902 FUT1_036-002_P

Gwendolen Marjorie Howard on Mansfield Street, Montreal FUT1_040-004_P

Hockey, January 1901 FUT1_040-005_P

Campbell Palmer Howard in his Bacteriology Laboratory, 1902 FUT1_058-002_P

Two men, a lamp post, and snowbanks outside 1088 Sherbrooke Street, Montreal FUT1_060-001_P

Two men and snowbanks outside 1088 Sherbrooke Street, Montreal FUT1_060-002_P

Sleighs near 1088 Sherbrooke Street FUT1_089-001_P

Snowbanks outside 1088 Sherbrooke Street FUT1_089-002_P

Beatrice Muriel Howard on Mansfield Street FUT1_091-001_P

Gwendolen Marjorie Howard and Phyllis Porteous outside Victoria Rink FUT1_091-002_P