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    Underneath the picture is written "Georgina Brand, Bella, P.L.R., Wm., Mary, Capt. Ballantyne, Nancy, and Evelyn at Clachlan's Point Picnic - Augu. 29, 1918". Underneath the small picture is written "And many bonnie lasses".

    Underneath the photograph is written "The Picnic". There is a small copy of this photograph also pasted into the album under which is written "A picnic in the land of Bruce."

    Three employees of P. L. Robertson Manufacturing Co. Ltd., at their annual picnic. Left to right - Bernice Rusk, June Cooper, Doreen Walton

    Queenie Merrett, stenographer at the P. L. Robertson Company in the 1920s

    Doreen Walton was a stenographer at the P. L. Robertson Company, Milton...

    Sheeny Shepherd and Gordon Mackenzie worked at the P. L. Robertson Manufacturing Company, Milton...

    P. L. Robertson (right) and his brother and P. L.'s house in Milton, Ontario

    Black and white photograph of P. L. Robertson in dark suit with his hands in the pockets.

    On right side of photograph is written "In Bonnie Scotland". On left side of photograph is written "Where eyes are blue and hearts are true" Underneath is written "Bella Lambert Morrison".

    Underneath the photograph is written "With Nancy on Whiting Bay Road above Lamlash Harbour". Also included in the album is a small version of this photograph with the word "Nan" written underneath.

    Above the photograph is written "14 Camouflaged U.S. Transports in Background". Underneath the photograph is written "- On Whiting Bay Road -". Underneath that is written "P.L.R. - Hilda, Evelyn, Wm., Capt. Ballantyne & Bella". There is also a small copy of this picture pasted into the album underneath which ...

    At the bottom of the photograph is written "With Nancy and Bella". The small copy of the same photograph has the same inscription.

    Underneath the photograph is written ""Rosebank", The Morrisons Highland Summer Home". At the side of the photograph is written "Of course Mary laughed -- Aug. 1918".

    Underneath the picture is written "Nancy" and on the right hand side is written "And all the world looked fair".

    Underneath the photograph on the left of the album page is written "Wm., Bella, Georgina, P.L.R.". Underneath the photograph is written "On the Whiting Bay Road. Highland house in distance. August 26, 1918". There is a smaller copy of this photograph also pasted into the album with the inscription "And ...

    Underneath the photograph is written "With Hilda and Bella at "Rosebank". There is a smaller copy of this picture pasted into the album with the inscription "At Home again."

    Underneath the photograph is written "Bella, The oldest remaining Robertson."

    At the side of the photograph is written "My ain folk". At the bottom of the photograph is written "August 1918". There is also a small copy of this photograph pasted into the album with the inscription written underneath "Talking it over."

    Underneath the photograph is written "Wm. Morrison and I walk to Brodick, Arran, Aug. 30, 1918." There is also a small version of this photograph pasted into the album with the inscription "Wm. and I walk to Brodick."

    Underneath the photograph is written "Wm., Bella, P.L.R. and Hilda at Bunlester Burn, Arran, Scotland, Aug. 31st 1918." There is also a small copy of this photograph pasted into the album underneth which has the inscription "Bonnie Bunlester Burn".