2167 - No 230 Sunshine Lodges No 90 Loyal Orange Institution
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Black and white photo in a wooden frame showing Minnie Poulit, who was crowned Queen of Victory at the Queen Carnival 1926. Other women in the photograph are Misses E Thompson and J Milne (Maids of Honour), Misses Marie Pritchard and Joyce Dedrick (train-bearers) and the flower girl is Jean Percy.
No 230 Sunshine Lodges No 90 Presented to Sister M. Pouliot by the Sunshine Queen Carnival Committee 30.9.1926, Loyal Orange Institution
