Photograph of the Neiland / Jardine family in 1924. From left to right: Jack Jardine, Lizzie Neiland, Jenny Jardine (standing), Thomas Neiland Sr., Thomas Neiland Jr., and Bob Jardine. The handwriting on the verso reads "1924".

Photograph of the Jardine family standing outside their home on Alpha Lake. From left to right: Bob Jardine, Jack Jardine, Lizzie Jardine (soon to be Neiland), and Jenny Jardine.

Photograph of Lizzie Neiland with her grandchildren, Louise & Sam Betts, standing in the garden at 34 1/2 Mile [Function Junction area].

Photograph of the Jardine / Neiland family with [Pat O'Neill?]. From left to right: Jack Jardine, Lizzie Neiland, Bob Jardine, Jenny Jardine, Thomas Neiland Snr, and [Pat O'Neill].

Photograph of the Jardine / Neiland family with another woman, who is possibly Lizzie Neiland's sister, Mary Jane Rutherford. The party are standing on the banks of [the Cheakamus River?].From left to right: [Mary Jane Rutherford], Lizzie Neiland, Robert Jardine, Thomas Neiland Jr. (in Lizzie's arms), Jack Jardine, and Jenny Jardine.

Photograph of Lizzie Neiland and her children standing in front of a deep snow bank in 1922. From left to right: Lizzie Neiland, Bob Jardine, Jack Jardine, and Jenny Jardine.

Bob Jardine with his mother, Lizzie Neiland, and dog, Tweed, in Lizzie's garden at 34 1/2 Mile [Function Junction area] c. 1940.

Photograph of (from left to right) Helen Woods, [Jack Woods], Jenny Jardine, Bob Jardine (kneeling), [Kenny Woods], Thomas Neiland Jr., Lizzie Neiland, and [Pat Woods] in [1936?].

Photograph of the Jardine / Neiland family in front of a large felled tree. From left to right: Bob Jardine, Jenny Jardine, Thomas Neiland Jr., Lizzie Neiland, and Jack Jardine.

Photograph of the Neiland/Jardine family in front of their new house at 34 1/2 mile [Function Junction area], formerly J. M. MacDonald's house. From left to right: Thomas Neiland Sr., Jack Jardine, Lizzie Neiland, Bob Jardine, and Jenny Jardine. The inscription on the verso reads "1924, our house at 34 1/2 when we 1st moved down from 35 1/2. House was built by J.M. MacDonald who was a faller and killed at [?] [?] rocks around house [?] [?] fields blasted [?] Rly road."