Letter, 9 Audley Road, Hendon, London N.W. to Miss L in Paris

Canton writes to thanks Miss L for a letter she had written him about his daughter Winifred. He drew a simple map to identify Winifred's grave at Highgate Cemetery, as Miss L apparently wanted to visit the grave

Letter, 119 Audley Rd., Hendon, N.W., from Guy D. Canton with added lines from William Canton to Miss L in St. Louis, Mo.

Guy D., the son of William Canton, writes to thank Miss L for a "charming Easter card." His father then pens additional lines in the letter to Miss L

Letter, 19 Audley Rd., Hendon, N.W., from Annie Canton to Miss L in St. Louis, Mo.

Miss L and her sister and a friend had sent flowers to the Cantons on what would have been Winifred's birthday. Mrs. Canton writes to thank Miss L for this and to describe the flowers some of which had been placed on Winifred's grave

Letter, 19 Audley Road, Hendron, London, N.W. from William Canton to Miss L

Letter, 19 Audley Road, Hendron, London, N.W. from William Canton to "Right Loyalist."

The letter is annotated in pencil by Miss L: "M. had signed her letter to him 'Right loyally." An n additional note on a separate piece of paper in Miss L's hand reads: "The 'Right Loyalist' had already passed on 5 days before this letter was written." Likely this letter is to a sister of Miss L's, as Canton says in the letter: "I have to write now to your dear sister, and I must keep something to say to her." Canton wrote a letter on July 2nd, addressed to Miss L (letter in folder 6)

Letter, 19 Audley Road, Hendron, London, N.W. from William Canton to Miss L.

picture of Winifred Canton and Mr. Canton and some rosemary from Mr. Canton's garden and a note by Miss L. Canton sent Miss L a picture of Winifred (Oct. 1900) and of himself (extremely small). He also writes of Peggy. In a note by Miss L she identifies Peggy as a girl who was at the Canton's when Miss L had visited the Canton's in August 1913

Letter, 119 Audley Road, Hendron, London, N.W. from William Canton to Miss L

Canton writes to thank Miss L for her Christmas gifts. He writes that guy is now serving as an officer in France

Letter, 119 Audley Road, Hendron, London, N.W. from William Canton to Miss L

With note by Miss L. Canton discusses his work "The Bible Story" and sends his regards to Miss L and her two sisters

Letter, 9 Audley Road, Hendron, London, N.W. from William Canton to Miss L.

Canton writes of Guy's promotion in the Army and tells of "Phyllis' Phyllis" (who is 4 years old) who has just visited. Note by Miss L indicates that the elder Phyllis was a cousin and schoolmate of Winifred's in Kent

Winifred Vida Canton.Photograph identified in William Canton's hand on the verso and dated

William Canton, by F. A. SwainePhotograph of Canton in a folder. On the back of the folder Canton has signed and dated it,

William Canton

One is a small one (4 x 3 cm.) and an enlargement of it according to a note of Miss L's in folder 6. She identifies the small photograph as a "bantam" photograph. These are the same photograph as number 11.

Annie Canton.

A photograph of Annie Canton in an outdoor setting. On the verso of the photograph it says she is "on a vacation."

D.Photograph of Miss L's sister, dated

D is in an outdoor setting in a dance pose

Miss L. Photograph of Miss L in rather formal attire in an outdoor setting, dated

The Bible in the World," by William Canton. Article from an unknown magazine

In the article Canton tells relates the death of a child (his daughter) and a father reading to the child from Isaiah 40

Map of London and vicinity,

With note by Miss L and underlining as to Hendron (the residence of the Canton's) and Highgate where the grave of Winifred is located

Postcards of the Main Entrance to the British Museum and the Mausoleum Room. Also a note in Miss L's hand on a British Museum envelope

Postcards from Kensington Gardens: the Round Pond and Kensington Palace

Obituary of William Canton. Clipping from The Times (London), Monday,