Thompson Greenlaw family c. 1928. The Greenlaws lived in the Minister's house and Thompson Greenlaw remained farm manager until the 1940s. Courtesy Lena Miller
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William (Bill) Clarke in his beloved greenhouse. The son of one of the Island first gardeners, Harry Clarke, Clarke spent a lifetime of service keeping the gardens of first the Van Horne, later the Van Horne Island Club, and finally the Harbour Farm estates in top condition. Under Provincial ownership his services were terminated. Courtesy Henry Clarke
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The Clarke Family in front of a greenhouse. Courtesy Henry Clarke
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The Great Barn. Courtesy Lena Miller
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The Great Barn, c. 1930. Charlotte County Archives
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George Miller. Herdsman on the Island in the twenties and thirties. Courtesy Lena Miller
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Cottage of Chauffeur Fred Dreyer. Courtesy Henry Clarke
Thompson Greenlaw family c. 1928. The Greenlaws lived in the Minister's house and Thompson Greenlaw remained farm manager until the 1940s. Courtesy Lena Miller
William (Bill) Clarke in his beloved greenhouse. The son of one of the Island first gardeners, Harry Clarke, Clarke spent a lifetime of service keeping the gardens of first the Van Horne, later the Van Horne Island Club, and finally the Harbour Farm estates in top condition. Under Provincial ownership his services were terminated. Courtesy Henry Clarke
The Clarke Family in front of a greenhouse. Courtesy Henry Clarke
The Great Barn, c. 1930. Charlotte County Archives
George Miller. Herdsman on the Island in the twenties and thirties. Courtesy Lena Miller
Cottage of Chauffeur Fred Dreyer. Courtesy Henry Clarke
Greenhouse. Courtesy Henry Clarke
Carriage House. Courtesy Henry Clarke