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The Prat family lived in Wolfville, NS. They played host to a variety of well-known individuals, including Bliss Carman, Charles G.D. Roberts, and William Inglis Morse. At the turn of the twentieth century, three of the Prat children--Annie, Minnie, and May--left Wolfville to live and work in New York. These sisters were talented artisans. Annie and May eventually returned to live the Wolfville area. The records contain family photographs, personal records and watercolours of Annie, personal records of Minnie and May, and records of the Elephant and Primrose Binderies. Most of the records date between 1880 and 1950.
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Annie L. Prat
Annotated page in the "FLORA SYMBOLICA"
Annotated page in the "FLORA SYMBOLICA"
Book plate for The Elephant Bindery
Elizabeth Prat
Goodridge Roberts
Handwritten note inside "FLORA SYMBOLICA"
Handwritten note inside "FLORA SYMBOLICA", reverse.
Leather work
Minnie Sophia Prat
Pencil sketch of a tree-lined field, entitled “Kingscroft”.
Pencil sketch of the dykes, staddles, Medford, and Blomidon.
Straight razor belonging to Goodridge Roberts, in case.
Wallet, belonging to G.B. Roberts, exterior
Wallet, belonging to G.B. Roberts, interior
Watercolour and sketches of two unidentified, flowering plants, both yellow.
Watercolour and sketches of two unidentified, flowering plants, one pink, one red.
Watercolour and sketches of two unidentified, pink and white, flowering plants, ornately trimmed, stiff paper.
Watercolour in frame of Starr's point
Watercolour of Partridge berries on a post card for Windosor Castle.