Alex's widowed mother, Georgina Sebastian, with her eleven surviving children.  Alex is at the far right, between the first and middle rows.

The Gladstone (Manitoba) Crescent Baseball Team.  Alex is the second young man (from the left) seated in the middle row.

These skates, which Alex purchased in Gladstone in 1904, and used by him for 60 years, were used in 1906 when he and a brother opened the first skating rink in Lloydminster, Alberta.  They are on display at the Barr Colony Heritage Cultural Centre, in Lloydminster, Alberta/Saskatchewan.

Medal awarded to Alex Cameron (mistakenly engraved as "A.C. Cameron," instead of "A.S. Cameron") after his being chosen one of the four best hockey players on the Lloydminster Hockey Team.

Canadian Royal Flying Corps mementos from Alex S. Cameron's tour of duty, which began sometime around 1916 and finished in mid 1917, when his wife passed away.

The Cameron family home in the Livingstone District, near Gladstone.  The photo was taken years after the family had left and moved to Alberta.  The small log cabin in the rear is where Alex was born.  His father built the front plank addition in 1900.

Alex and his first born child, Dorothy, near their home in Chicago.

Close up of Alex from a group photo of Cameron Surgical Specialty Company's officials and salesmen, gathered for their Annual Sales Convention.  To view the entire group photo, please click here.

Cameron's Surgical Specialty Company's banquet, during their Annual Sales Convention, at Chicago's Lake Shore Athletic Club.

Alex, holding his son Alexander Wilnor Cameron, outside their new home in Park Ridge, Illinois.

Alex and his son Alex, once again outside their Park Ridge home

Close up of Alex from a group photo of Cameron Surgical Specialty Company's officials and salesmen, gathered for their Annual Sales Convention.  To view the entire group photo, please click here.

Alex and his two children, playing in the backyard at their Park Ridge home.

Alex, in a formal photograph.

Senior Faculty group photograph, featuring Alex, from the Northern Illinois College of Optometry, Chicago.

Cartoon caricature of Alex, possibly by a student at the Northern Illinois College of Optometry. 

An artist's rendition of Cameron's Surgical Specialty Company, at 666 Division in Chicago.

Close up of Alex from a group photo of Cameron Surgical Specialty Company's officials and salesmen, gathered for their Annual Sales Convention.  To view the entire group photo, please click here.

Alex and a fellow physician, during medical trials in Utah.

Alex, featuring one of his numerous pairs of glasses.

Cameron's Surgical Specialty Company, in its final years of operation.

Alex and his wife Grace, attending a formal dinner in Cuba.

Alex, goofing around up at the Cameron Ranch, in Rivercourse (near Lloydminster), Alberta

The Camerons, Alex & Grace.

Alex and Grace, on New Year's Eve, 1954

Alex and his son Alex (a.k.a. "Dad & Bud") in the backyard in Park Ridge.

Alex and Grace in their Park Ridge backyard.

Alex and Grace, hard at work, with the yearly accumulation of backyard leaves.

Promotional advertisement for the Cameron Heartometer, in its updated case, produced by Alex's company.

Two invitations to a lecture by Alex at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto.  These lectures were provided to doctors and other medical professionals free of charge and were designed to inform, while promoting the Cameron Heartometer.

A shocked Alex and a Hawaiian "hula girl," while visiting the Aloha State.

Alex, his brother Bert (left) and Raymond Venance (right) duck hunting near Wainwright

A familiar site to many within the medical trade show circuit for decades, Alex and a Cameron Heartometer.

At another trade show, with the Heartometer.

Alex, his siblings Georgina and Fred and other family members, at a Cameron Reunion in Canada

Map of Chicago's Rosehill Cemetery, with directions to Alex & Grace's grave

Guide to the Barr Colony Heritage Cultural Centre, with the location of Alex's old ice skates.