Counter-clockwise from left: Marion and Bill Creaghan, and unknown friends

Alan Creaghan

Alan Creaghan in clogs, Toronto, 1980

Allie, Don, Neen, and J.A. Creaghan playing bridge

Bun and Yvonne Creaghan celebrating in the 1950s

Burnt Church living room in 2000

Early photo of Burnt Church living room

Clare Creaghan, Villa Maria College (Montreal) graduation photo from 1904

Creaghan’s Chatham store

Bun Creaghan, World War I

Dick Creaghan, Creaghan’s Centennial, 1975

Dick, John, and Nonie Creaghan

Dick and Nonie Creaghan

Marven and Don Creaghan

Dick, John, Mark, D.S., Alan, and Tom Creaghan

D.S. Creaghan as a wee lad

Seated: Nonie, D.S. (with Sande on lap), and Rita (with Lexie) Creaghan. Standing: Alan, Tom, Dick, Sally, Mark, and John Creaghan

D.S. and Rita Creaghan celebrating

D.S. Creaghan as a young man

Elizabeth Laura Marven, Alice Creaghan’s older sister, died of typhoid fever in 1906

Ellen Gertrude Creaghan (née Adams), the family matriarch

Ellen Redelfs (née McManus), McGill graduation photo

Eoghan Garvey, Sande Bunting’s late husband

John McManus with grandparents Ellen and J.D. Creaghan

Alice and Jack Creaghan

First row: Barbara Creaghan, Davida Creaghan, Clare Creaghan. Second row: Donal Friel, Marion Marven, J.A. Creaghan, Alice Creaghan, Gretchen Creaghan. Third row: Don Creaghan, Marion Friel, W.V. Creaghan, Carol Creaghan, Bill and Thérèse Creaghan, Marven Creaghan

Liberal leadership contender Jean Chrétien received a copy of Songs of the Miramichi when he dropped by Friday Night’s Bicentennial Live Recording session. He received the book from Newcastle Mayor John Creaghan who delighted the audience when he unexpectedly sang a couple of verses from ‘The Jones Boys.’ – Miramichi Leader, April 11, 1984

Ellen and J.D. Creaghan outside home

John Creaghan, Creaghan’s Centennial, 1975

J.D. Creaghan at work

Newcastle Mayor John Creaghan surrounded by his town councillors

John Creaghan in London

John and Maureen Hazen

Gordon Creaghan, who died tragically while trying to save a friend from drowning in 1979

J.D. Hazen, afternoon siesta, Youghall Beach near Bathurst in the mid-1970s

John Creaghan (left) with Rosebud (dog)

John Creaghan, World War II

Marion Eileen Creaghan, married to John Creaghan

John McManus II, husband of Clare Creaghan

John McManus III, World War II

John McManus III, McGill graduation photo

Bill and Marion Creaghan

John Creaghan on tricycle

Nonie Creaghan, Mayor D.S. Creaghan, Marjorie Davidson (a descendant of one of the early Scots pioneers of the Miramichi), Queen Elizabeth (The Queen Mother), and King George VI, Royal Tour 1939

His Worship Mayor Creaghan and Mrs. Creaghan welcome King George VI and Queen Elizabeth (The Queen Mother) to Newcastle as Prime Minister Mackenzie King looks on

Margaret Dobson, mother of Alice Creaghan

Neen and Bun Creaghan, Malcolm, Jim, and Priscilla McConnell, Mary McConnell and Yvonne Creaghan, Burnt Church

Nonie Creaghan and other guests at Beaverbrook’s fishing camp

Marion Friel (née Marion Aileen Creaghan)

Mark Creaghan and Rose Hazen

Mary Wellwood, mother of Rita Creaghan (née Buckley)

Mollie Creaghan

Mollie Creaghan

Neen Creaghan, Burnt Church

Aileen (Neen) Creaghan, Red Cross Nurse, World War I

Micah Creaghan

Neen Creaghan, Villa Maria College (Montreal) graduation photo from 1905

The D.S. Creaghan residence on Pleasant Street, Newcastle (getting readied for a paint job)

Creaghan’s Newcastle Store, “the finest building in town”

Nonie Creaghan, 1935

Lord Beaverbrook and Nonie Creaghan

Daily Gleaner reporter Nonie Creaghan interviews Lord Beaverbrook

Bill and Nonie Bunting on their wedding day

Nonie and father of the bride

Nonie, Bill, and Sandra Bunting

Nonie Creaghan

Nonie Creaghan and Prince

Nonie and Sandra Bunting

Rita Buckley

Yvonne Buckley

Bill Creaghan (second row, third from right) and other officers in training for World War II

Bill Creaghan congratulated by St. Thomas University president Dr. Daniel W. O’Brien in 2002 after being awarded a Doctor of Laws Degree in recognition of his service to the commmunity

“Westmorland Wins with Creaghan,” Bill Creaghan as a new MP

Bill Creaghan easy riding in Bermuda

Bill Creaghan clears the bar

Bill Creaghan, and Olive and John Diefenbaker on the road to victory in 1958

Bill Creaghan, World War II

Bill and Thérèse Creaghan, Burnt Church, 1967

Bill and Thérèse Creaghan, Shediac, 1987

Bill and Thérèse Creaghan, Sackville, 1997

Bill and Thérèse Creaghan, wedding day 1950, J.A. as doorman

Bill and Thérèse Creaghan, honeymooners

Bill and Thérèse Creaghan in 1950