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Armstrong photographer behind lens of long lost wedding photos

  • Margaret and Barry Sharman received their long-lost wedding photos on Christmas Eve 2024, over 56 years after their marriage in 1968.
  • The photos were sent by Farnyuk, President of the Enderby and District Museum Society, after being found at the Armstrong Museum.
  • The story gained media attention, with outlets like the CBC and The Washington Post covering the Sharmans' experience.
  • Margaret expressed gratitude to the photographer, Walter Ervine Saby, who had kept the photos despite not being paid for them.
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Armstrong photographer behind lens of long lost wedding photos

More than 1,500 photos by Walter Ervine Saby can be viewed at the Armstrong museum

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Victoria News broke the news in Victoria, Canada on Wednesday, January 29, 2025.
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