Mrs. Shaw who came with her husband about 1908 and settled on a farm at Fulford Harbour.

Accession number: 001179060

Mr Arthur Shaw, who came to Salt Spring about 1908 and settled on a farm at Fulford Harbour. The Shaw family gave the land on which Fulford Hall is built and were supporters of St Mary’s Church in Fulford Harbour. Before coming to Salt spring, the Shaws were missionaries in Japan, where their four children were born.

Accession number: 001179061

The Shaw children in a rickshaw in Japan with their mother standing by.

Accession number: 001179062

The Shaw family in Japan. Mrs Shaw, , Betty, Willie, Cree, Gladys. Mr Arthur Shaw to the right holding Cree.

Accession number: 001179063

The Shaw children aboard the SS Aki Marie, March 1908, leaving Japan for Canada.

Willie, Betty holding Cree, Gladys.

Accession number: 001179064

The Shaw farm at Fulford Harbour

Accession number: 001179065

Possibly part of the Shaw farm. A good view of the kind of fences that were found everywhere in the early 20th Century

Accession number: 001179066

The Shaw herd in the snow

Accession number: 001179067

The back of the Shaw house with a flock of sheep and some lambs.

Accession number: 001179068

The front of the Shaw house with a picket fence around the garden.

Accession number: 001179069

A milk bottle cap for the Shaw Dairy which went out of business in 1964

Accession number: 001179070

Arthur Shaw about 1920

Accession number: 001179071

Mrs Shaw about 1920

Accession number: 001179072

Betty Shaw about 1920.

Accession number: 001179073

Gladys Shaw about 1920

Accession number: 001179074

Willie Shaw about 1920

Accession number: 001179075

Cree Shaw about 1920

Accession number: 001179076

A group of girls, probably including Shaws, in swimsuits, on the beach at Fulford Harbour. Long bridge in background.

Accession number: 001179077

Betty Shaw about 1930

Accession number: 001179078

Gladys Shaw shopping or going to work in Victoria. Photo taken by street photographer, common in the 1940s

Accession number: 001179079a

Betty Shaw married Captain Drummond, the donor of Drummond Park in Fulford Harbour.

Accession number: 001179080

Captain Drummond and Betty (Shaw) Drummond with unidentified man.

Accession number: 001179081

Betty (Shaw) and Captain Drummond with an unidentified violinist, at a seniors’ function at an unidentified location.

Accession number: 001179082

Betty (Shaw) Drummond and Gladys Shaw standing on a beach. Swimmer with driftwood log in background.

Accession number: 001179083

A group of South End women. Possibly OAP or Womens’ Institute or Anglican Womens’ Group.
Back: ?, ?, Cree Shaw, ?, Gladys Shaw, ?, ?, Edna Fraser
Front: ?, ?, ?, Betty Drummond

Accession number: 001179084

Newpaper clipping Gulf Islands Driftwood,June 20, 2001, Fulford Hall

Happy 107 birthday of St Mary’s Anglican Church with a picture of Cree Shaw as a special guest. She was at a strawberry tea at the hall in the early 1900s

Accession number: 001179085

A hay field on the Shaw farm, with Baynes Peak in background.

Accession number: 001179086

A letter dated October 27, 1964, to Gladys, Willie and Cree from Frank and Nellie Smith, thanking them for the excellent milk service and other kindnesses and wishing them the best for their retirement.

Accession number: 001179087

An aerial view of the Shaw farm.

Accession number: 001179088

A formal portrait of Gladys, Willie and Cree Shaw.

Accession number: 001179089