James and Emma's laundry bag. 

This is hung in a bathroom in our home.

James and Emma's wash pitcher. 
The basin was likely broken over the years.

This is displayed on an antique stand in a bedroom of our home.

An old dish given to me in 2008 
by my aunt Beth (Ward) Doane.
(This was likely a giveaway from a soap or cereal company.)

It is propped on a plate rack 
in the dining room of our home.

A beautiful old frame belonging to 
James and Emma Ward.

I put an old photo of James and a photo of his homestead in the frame.  It hangs in a place of prominence in our home.

James Ward's well-used World Atlas.  At least 30% of the pages are loose, and the binding has been re-stitched (likely by James); 
signature is on the inside front cover.

This is displayed in a stack of old family books in our living room. 

James Ward's beloved pipes and tobacco pouch. The pipe bowls are full of residue and the tobacco pouch contains a partial package of tobacco. 

These items are lovingly displayed on an antique smoking stand in our home.  The display includes a photo of James (with pipe!) and Emma.