Iceberg: Icebergs float down along the coast of Newfoundland each spring from the Arctic Ocean. Fishing Vessel. A banking schooner, powered by sail, was used in both the Grand Bank and Labrador fisheries. Messers Taylor, Jennings and Jennings. Three Methodist clergymen, Edgar Taylor was stationed at Random North, Samuel Jennings at Greenspond and William Jennings at Musgravetown in 1885. A Leonberg St. Bernard-Newfoundland Dog. The Leonberg dog was created in Germany in the 19th century by crossbreeding St. Bernards, Newfoundlands and Pyrenean Mountain dogs. The child is not identified. Group of school children. These children were probably students at the Methodist School in St. John's. Messers Noble, Dunn, Walker and Duffill. These men were probably candidates for the Methodist ministry. A conference group. These men were the delegates to the annual meeting of the Newfoundland Conference of the Methodist Church, c. 1885. Group photo. This may be a group of Methodists at a social gathering at Charles Robert Ayre's summer house. Ayre (1819 -1889) was a prominent businessman, member of the House of Assembly and Methodist layman. He is the elderly man seated at the far right with the child on his lap. Iceberg. Icebergs float down along the coast of Newfoundland each spring from the Arctic Ocean. Surf. Boethucs, Natives of Newfoundland. Despite the caption, this appears to be a group of students from the Methodist College, St. John's. Avalon Region | Burin Peninsula | Northeast Region | Labrador Region | Misc. Photos | Interactive Map About This Project | Biography: Joseph Laurence | Feedback Is Welcomed | Copyright Info. This digital collection was produced under contract to the SchoolNet Digital Collections Program, Industry Canada.