http://images.ourontario.ca/Muskoka/searchMuskoka Images is a virtual collection of historical views of the Muskoka region.Regional / North America / Canada / Ontario / Society and CultureWed, 01 Oct 2008 13:05 GMTWed, 01 Oct 2008 13:05 GMTen-ca2880http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/rss/rss.htmlhttp://images.ourontario.ca/Partners/Test21/Graphics/rsstile_Test21_s_17.gifhttp://images.ourontario.ca/Muskoka/search8831First confirmed site of the Huntsville Public Library above White's Hardware Store, 38 Main Street East, Huntsville, Ontario.From Huntsville With Spirit and Resolve, by Susan Pryke, c2000. Supporters of the literary arts approached council in May 1891 asking for financial assistance for the...First confirmed site of the Huntsville Public Library above White's Hardware Store, 38 Main Street East, Huntsville, Ontario.From Huntsville With Spirit and Resolve, by Susan Pryke, c2000. Supporters of the literary arts approached council in May 1891 asking for financial assistance for the...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44885/data?r=rssWed, 01 Oct 2008 13:05 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44885/dataFirst confirmed site of the Huntsville Public Library above White's Hardware Store, 38 Main Street East, Huntsville, Ontario.Baseball game at Memorial Park, Huntsville, Ontario, 1925.The ball diamond was located where the Huntsville Centennial Centre now stands. Huntsville Team 1925: George Grant, John Cullon, Danny Mulhern, Jim Kellock, K. Armstrong, Charlie Wall, Paul Rice, Roy Watson, Charlie Chantler, S. Kendrick,...Baseball game at Memorial Park, Huntsville, Ontario, 1925.The ball diamond was located where the Huntsville Centennial Centre now stands. Huntsville Team 1925: George Grant, John Cullon, Danny Mulhern, Jim Kellock, K. Armstrong, Charlie Wall, Paul Rice, Roy Watson, Charlie Chantler, S. Kendrick,...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44879/data?r=rssWed, 01 Oct 2008 13:01 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44879/dataBaseball game at Memorial Park, Huntsville, Ontario, 1925.Memorial Park, Huntsville, Ontario. Swimming and camping facilities at the mouth of the Muskoka River and Fairy Lake at the base of Lookout Mountain.Charles E. Paget spearheaded a fund raising effort in the spring of 1922 to purchase the property for a new park which opened July 2, 1923, as a...Memorial Park, Huntsville, Ontario. Swimming and camping facilities at the mouth of the Muskoka River and Fairy Lake at the base of Lookout Mountain.Charles E. Paget spearheaded a fund raising effort in the spring of 1922 to purchase the property for a new park which opened July 2, 1923, as a...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44876/data?r=rssWed, 01 Oct 2008 12:05 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44876/dataMemorial Park, Huntsville, Ontario. Swimming and camping facilities at the mouth of the Muskoka River and Fairy Lake at the base of Lookout Mountain.Sam Allemano and Attillo Grosso display swimming attire, Huntsville, Ontario.Sam Allemano and Attillo Grosso display swimming attire, Huntsville, Ontario.http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44875/data?r=rssWed, 01 Oct 2008 12:02 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44875/dataSam Allemano and Attillo Grosso display swimming attire, Huntsville, Ontario.Anglo Canadian Leather Company Band (1915-1926) Herbert L. Clarke (left) leader and C.O. Shaw (right)owner of the Anglo Canadian Leather Company, Huntsville, Ontario.Herbert L. Clarke was considered the greatest cornet soloist in North America. He had been born in Massachusetts, but moved with...Anglo Canadian Leather Company Band (1915-1926) Herbert L. Clarke (left) leader and C.O. Shaw (right)owner of the Anglo Canadian Leather Company, Huntsville, Ontario.Herbert L. Clarke was considered the greatest cornet soloist in North America. He had been born in Massachusetts, but moved with...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44870/data?r=rssWed, 01 Oct 2008 12:00 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44870/dataAnglo Canadian Leather Company Band (1915-1926) Herbert L. Clarke (left) leader and C.O. Shaw (right)owner of the Anglo Canadian Leather Company, Huntsville, Ontario.Huntsville Fire Brigade in front of the Huntsville Public School at the corner of Centre and Caroline Streets, Huntsville, Ontario.Huntsville Fire Brigade in front of the Huntsville Public School at the corner of Centre and Caroline Streets, Huntsville, Ontario.http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44868/data?r=rssWed, 01 Oct 2008 11:04 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44868/dataHuntsville Fire Brigade in front of the Huntsville Public School at the corner of Centre and Caroline Streets, Huntsville, Ontario.Calderwood Bros. Grocers, Main Street, Huntsville, Ontario.Calderwood Bros. Grocers, Main Street, Huntsville, Ontario.http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44863/data?r=rssWed, 01 Oct 2008 11:03 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44863/dataCalderwood Bros. Grocers, Main Street, Huntsville, Ontario.Winnifred Lowe, Librarian, Huntsville Public Library, 1943-1963.Mrs. Lowe was long associated with the Huntsville Library when it was located over Boyd's store on Main Street East. Durinig her time as Librarian the Library became a Free Public Library (1954) and moved to what had been the Council...Winnifred Lowe, Librarian, Huntsville Public Library, 1943-1963.Mrs. Lowe was long associated with the Huntsville Library when it was located over Boyd's store on Main Street East. Durinig her time as Librarian the Library became a Free Public Library (1954) and moved to what had been the Council...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44862/data?r=rssWed, 01 Oct 2008 11:00 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44862/dataWinnifred Lowe, Librarian, Huntsville Public Library, 1943-1963.Election wager between H.E. Rice (standing with straw boater) and J.E Mosley (seated), September 1911, Huntsville, Ontario.From Huntsville With Spirit and Resolve, by Susan Pryke, c2000.. The Dominion elections in September 1911 saw Wilfred Laurier's Liberal government defeated over its support of...Election wager between H.E. Rice (standing with straw boater) and J.E Mosley (seated), September 1911, Huntsville, Ontario.From Huntsville With Spirit and Resolve, by Susan Pryke, c2000.. The Dominion elections in September 1911 saw Wilfred Laurier's Liberal government defeated over its support of...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44855/data?r=rssWed, 01 Oct 2008 10:03 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44855/dataElection wager between H.E. Rice and J.E Mosley, September 1911, Huntsville, Ontario.Huntsville Lumber Company, 1892-1929, Mill No. 2 at the south west end of Hunter's Bay, Huntsville, Ontario. The Muskoka Road, the main road to Huntsville, can be seen coming in across the fields on the right and the railroad tracks can be seen on the left.From Huntsville With Spirit and Resolve,...Huntsville Lumber Company, 1892-1929, Mill No. 2 at the south west end of Hunter's Bay, Huntsville, Ontario. The Muskoka Road, the main road to Huntsville, can be seen coming in across the fields on the right and the railroad tracks can be seen on the left.From Huntsville With Spirit and Resolve,...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44849/data?r=rssWed, 01 Oct 2008 09:04 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44849/dataHuntsville Lumber Company, 1892-1929, Huntsville, Ontario.Huntsville, Ontario, 1886.This is a view of the village of Huntsville, looking east, in 1886, the year the railway arrived. The white building on the right is Jacob's Hotel, later the Dominion Hotel and then the Empire Hotel,located at the corner of Main and Centre Streets.Huntsville, Ontario, 1886.This is a view of the village of Huntsville, looking east, in 1886, the year the railway arrived. The white building on the right is Jacob's Hotel, later the Dominion Hotel and then the Empire Hotel,located at the corner of Main and Centre Streets.http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44847/data?r=rssWed, 01 Oct 2008 09:01 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44847/dataHuntsville, Ontario, 1886.Grandview Inn as seen from the air, Fairy Lake, Huntsville, Ontario.From Huntsville With Spirit and Resolve, by Susan Pryke, c2000. "In May 1909 the Forester announced that Mrs. John Cookson's new resort, Grandview, was rapidly nearing completion. Minnie Cookson was one of the legion of orphaned...Grandview Inn as seen from the air, Fairy Lake, Huntsville, Ontario.From Huntsville With Spirit and Resolve, by Susan Pryke, c2000. "In May 1909 the Forester announced that Mrs. John Cookson's new resort, Grandview, was rapidly nearing completion. Minnie Cookson was one of the legion of orphaned...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44846/data?r=rssWed, 01 Oct 2008 08:05 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44846/dataGrandview Inn as seen from the air, Fairy Lake, Huntsville, Ontario.Algonquin steamboat passing through the swing bridge, Huntsville, Ontario.The bridge in the picture is the new two lane bridge constructed in 1938. The Algonquin is headed downstream toward Fairy Lake, Peninsula Lake and the North Portage.Algonquin & swing bridge at Huntsville.Algonquin steamboat passing through the swing bridge, Huntsville, Ontario.The bridge in the picture is the new two lane bridge constructed in 1938. The Algonquin is headed downstream toward Fairy Lake, Peninsula Lake and the North Portage.Algonquin & swing bridge at Huntsville.http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44835/data?r=rssTue, 30 Sep 2008 13:03 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44835/dataAlgonquin steamboat passing through the swing bridge, Huntsville, Ontario.The Archway,Highway 11, west entrance to Huntsville, Ontario, 1932-1958.The Archway,Highway 11, west entrance to Huntsville, Ontario, 1932-1958.http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44834/data?r=rssTue, 30 Sep 2008 13:02 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44834/dataThe Archway,Highway 11, west entrance to Huntsville, Ontario, 1932-1958.Skijoring behind horses, Huntsville, Ontario, 1930s.Skijoring behind horses, Huntsville, Ontario, 1930s.http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44833/data?r=rssTue, 30 Sep 2008 13:02 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44833/dataSkijoring behind horses, Huntsville, Ontario, 1930s.Ski train to Huntsville, Ontario, 1930s.From Huntsville With Spirit and Resolve by Susan Pryke, c2000. "Seeing that people were willing to go to great effort and expense to sample the delights of a winter holiday, Mayor J. Frank Kelly announced in February 1932 that council must "set to work...Ski train to Huntsville, Ontario, 1930s.From Huntsville With Spirit and Resolve by Susan Pryke, c2000. "Seeing that people were willing to go to great effort and expense to sample the delights of a winter holiday, Mayor J. Frank Kelly announced in February 1932 that council must "set to work...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44831/data?r=rssTue, 30 Sep 2008 12:04 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44831/dataSki train to Huntsville, Ontario, 1930s.Airplane on Hunter's Bay in front of the Muskoka Wood Manufacturing Company in the early 1930s.From Huntsville With Spirit and Resolve by Susan Pryke, c 2000. From October 1927to the summer of 1928, Huntsville council launched an aggressive campaign to secure a landing field near Huntsville. ...Airplane on Hunter's Bay in front of the Muskoka Wood Manufacturing Company in the early 1930s.From Huntsville With Spirit and Resolve by Susan Pryke, c 2000. From October 1927to the summer of 1928, Huntsville council launched an aggressive campaign to secure a landing field near Huntsville. ...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44625/data?r=rssTue, 30 Sep 2008 12:01 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44625/dataAirplane on Hunter's Bay in front of the Muskoka Wood Manufacturing Company in the early 1930s.Flaxman Block, Main Street, Huntsville, Ontario.The Flaxman Block was built in 1901,by a tailor, E. Flaxman, east of the Dominion Hotel, which was on the south side of Main Street at the corner of Centre and Main Streets. The Block was later acquired by William Mayhew and suffered a major fire in...Flaxman Block, Main Street, Huntsville, Ontario.The Flaxman Block was built in 1901,by a tailor, E. Flaxman, east of the Dominion Hotel, which was on the south side of Main Street at the corner of Centre and Main Streets. The Block was later acquired by William Mayhew and suffered a major fire in...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44624/data?r=rssTue, 30 Sep 2008 11:05 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44624/dataFlaxman Block, Main Street, Huntsville, Ontario.Vesle Skaugum, Lake of Bays, Ontario.Vesle Skaugum is located on Lot 3 Concession 7, Finlayson Township, Limberlost Road, Lake of Bays. The property known as Interlocken is located on the isthmus between Oxbow, originally Fatty, and Long, originally Dotty Lakes, north east of Huntsville,...Vesle Skaugum, Lake of Bays, Ontario.Vesle Skaugum is located on Lot 3 Concession 7, Finlayson Township, Limberlost Road, Lake of Bays. The property known as Interlocken is located on the isthmus between Oxbow, originally Fatty, and Long, originally Dotty Lakes, north east of Huntsville,...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44623/data?r=rssTue, 30 Sep 2008 10:04 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44623/dataVesle Skaugum, Lake of Bays, Ontario.The Top of the World Ski Hill, Limberlost Lodge, Huntsville, Ontario.From Huntsville With Spirit and Resolve by Susan Pryke In the late 1920s or early 1930s Gordon Hill purchased property at Interlaken where he had several log buildings available for overnight camping trips. To further tempt...The Top of the World Ski Hill, Limberlost Lodge, Huntsville, Ontario.From Huntsville With Spirit and Resolve by Susan Pryke In the late 1920s or early 1930s Gordon Hill purchased property at Interlaken where he had several log buildings available for overnight camping trips. To further tempt...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44622/data?r=rssTue, 30 Sep 2008 09:05 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44622/dataThe Top of the World Ski Hill, Limberlost Lodge, Huntsville, Ontario.45.31111 -79.27722Towing logs to the mill at Huntsville, Ontario.Huntsville With Spirit and Resolve by Susan Pryke states that the last river drives on the big East and Buck rivers were in 1936, although the Muskoka Wood Company continued towing logs around the local lakes until 1945.Towing logs to the mill at Huntsville, Ontario.Huntsville With Spirit and Resolve by Susan Pryke states that the last river drives on the big East and Buck rivers were in 1936, although the Muskoka Wood Company continued towing logs around the local lakes until 1945.http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44618/data?r=rssTue, 30 Sep 2008 09:03 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44618/dataTowing logs to the mill at Huntsville, Ontario.Pine Grove Inn beach, Dwight, Lake of Bays, Ontario in 1920s. The boathouses at the top of the picture belonged to Victor Asbury (1889-1958) who had a boat livery.From Dwight Memories 1875-1985 compiled by Dwight Women's Institute, 1989 Victor Asbury Sr. Family Victor Asbury Sr. was born in...Pine Grove Inn beach, Dwight, Lake of Bays, Ontario in 1920s. The boathouses at the top of the picture belonged to Victor Asbury (1889-1958) who had a boat livery.From Dwight Memories 1875-1985 compiled by Dwight Women's Institute, 1989 Victor Asbury Sr. Family Victor Asbury Sr. was born in...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44616/data?r=rssTue, 30 Sep 2008 08:03 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44616/dataPine Grove Inn beach, Dwight, Lake of Bays, Ontario in 1920s.Junction old Highway 11 north and Highway sixty, Huntsville, Ontario, weight scales and Oke's Grocery Store, 1950s.The postcard is post marked "JUN 9 8.18 AM '54". It was sent from Huntsville to Banff Springs Hotel, Banff, Alberta. The postage stamp has been removed from the left upper corner. The...Junction old Highway 11 north and Highway sixty, Huntsville, Ontario, weight scales and Oke's Grocery Store, 1950s.The postcard is post marked "JUN 9 8.18 AM '54". It was sent from Huntsville to Banff Springs Hotel, Banff, Alberta. The postage stamp has been removed from the left upper corner. The...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44088/data?r=rssMon, 01 Sep 2008 11:00 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44088/dataJunction old Highway 11 north and Highway sixty, Huntsville,Ontario, weight scales and Oke's Grocery Store, 1950s.View of Huntsville, Ontario, from Lookout Mountain, looking north. Church Street is on the left and Fairy Avenue is on the right.View of Huntsville from the Mountain, Huntsville, Ontario - 16View of Huntsville, Ontario, from Lookout Mountain, looking north. Church Street is on the left and Fairy Avenue is on the right.View of Huntsville from the Mountain, Huntsville, Ontario - 16http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/23117/data?r=rssMon, 01 Sep 2008 10:04 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/23117/dataView of Huntsville, Ontario, from Lookout Mountain, looking north.Main Street Huntsville, Ontario, looking east toward the swing bridge, early 1900s. The three storey building with gables on the right is the Kent House, built in 1895. The two storey building in the centre of the picture is Dr. Howland's Hospital (1893-1920).Main Street Huntsville, Ontario, looking east toward the swing bridge, early 1900s. The three storey building with gables on the right is the Kent House, built in 1895. The two storey building in the centre of the picture is Dr. Howland's Hospital (1893-1920).http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/23220/data?r=rssMon, 01 Sep 2008 10:03 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/23220/dataMain Street Huntsville, Ontario, looking east toward the swing bridge, early 1900s.Aerial view of Huntsville, Ontario, looking north, 1950s. Main intersection: West Street South, Minerva Street on right which becomes High Street on left. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church on corner of West Sreet. South and High Street. Blackburn's Marina on east side of Muskoka River. The new fire...Aerial view of Huntsville, Ontario, looking north, 1950s. Main intersection: West Street South, Minerva Street on right which becomes High Street on left. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church on corner of West Sreet. South and High Street. Blackburn's Marina on east side of Muskoka River. The new fire...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/23113/data?r=rssMon, 01 Sep 2008 10:01 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/23113/dataAerial view of Huntsville, Ontario, looking north, 1950s.Main Street, Huntsville, Ontario, looking west, before 1907.Original repaired with tape Post mark on reverse "Huntsville pm Sp 28 07 Ont." The postcard was sent to Mrs. Wm. Mawhinney, Sturgeon Falls, Ontario. Mrs. Mawhinney was the former Mary Valina "Daisy" Wardell, daughter of Matthew Wardell...Main Street, Huntsville, Ontario, looking west, before 1907.Original repaired with tape Post mark on reverse "Huntsville pm Sp 28 07 Ont." The postcard was sent to Mrs. Wm. Mawhinney, Sturgeon Falls, Ontario. Mrs. Mawhinney was the former Mary Valina "Daisy" Wardell, daughter of Matthew Wardell...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/22962/data?r=rssSun, 31 Aug 2008 09:01 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/22962/dataMain Street, Huntsville, Ontario, looking west, before 1907.45.31111 -79.27722View of Huntsville, Ontario, looking north, taken from Lookout Mountain, c1920. Fairy Avenue in centre.On Fairy Avenue right side foreground home of Mr. C.A. Wattson, a Huntsville druggist. Next home owned by the Francey family. The next, large white house, home of Mr. Faar, who owned a grocery...View of Huntsville, Ontario, looking north, taken from Lookout Mountain, c1920. Fairy Avenue in centre.On Fairy Avenue right side foreground home of Mr. C.A. Wattson, a Huntsville druggist. Next home owned by the Francey family. The next, large white house, home of Mr. Faar, who owned a grocery...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44087/data?r=rssSat, 30 Aug 2008 13:05 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44087/dataView of Huntsville, Ontario, looking north, taken from Lookout Mountain, c1920. Fairy Avenue in centre.45.31111 -79.27722Pat and Doreen McIlroy skiing on the Watson farm, overlooking the beaver meadow pond, on Brunel Road, Huntsville, Ontario.Thirty one acres of the Watson's farm, in this picture, was sold in 1961 to the Rotary Club of Huntsville, for the purpose of developing a pioneer village. In 1958 the Muskoka...Pat and Doreen McIlroy skiing on the Watson farm, overlooking the beaver meadow pond, on Brunel Road, Huntsville, Ontario.Thirty one acres of the Watson's farm, in this picture, was sold in 1961 to the Rotary Club of Huntsville, for the purpose of developing a pioneer village. In 1958 the Muskoka...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44085/data?r=rssSat, 30 Aug 2008 11:04 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44085/dataPat and Doreen McIlroy skiing on the Watson farm, overlooking the beaver meadow pond, on Brunel Road, Huntsville, Ontario.Dwight beach taken from the bay, Lake of Bays, Muskoka, Ontario, 1950s.In centre of picture Gouldie Manor with the post office on the right. Further to the right Victor Asbury's boathouses and docks. On the right the Pine Grove Inn boathouse.Dwight from the Bay, Ontario, Canada.Dwight beach taken from the bay, Lake of Bays, Muskoka, Ontario, 1950s.In centre of picture Gouldie Manor with the post office on the right. Further to the right Victor Asbury's boathouses and docks. On the right the Pine Grove Inn boathouse.Dwight from the Bay, Ontario, Canada.http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44084/data?r=rssSat, 30 Aug 2008 10:04 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/44084/dataDwight beach taken from the bay, Lake of Bays, Muskoka, Ontario, 1950s.Main Street in Huntsville, Ontario, looking east, in winter, 1907-1920.The Dominion Bank purchased the Bettes block, seen on the left and in 1925 moved from the location in the picture, into a new building at the corner of King and Main Streets where White Brothers Hardware (later Hern Hardware)...Main Street in Huntsville, Ontario, looking east, in winter, 1907-1920.The Dominion Bank purchased the Bettes block, seen on the left and in 1925 moved from the location in the picture, into a new building at the corner of King and Main Streets where White Brothers Hardware (later Hern Hardware)...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/43965/data?r=rssTue, 26 Aug 2008 12:01 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/43965/dataMain Street in Huntsville, Ontario, looking east, in winter, 1907-1920.S.S. Gem at Port Sydney, Muskoka, Ontario. The vessel's owner Albert Sydney-Smith stands beside her on the wharf. Captain Lyle Casselman appears on deck. In the distance is the S.S. Joe. From: The Steamboat Era in the Muskokas, Vol. 1 - The Golden Years, by Richard Tatley. "Early in 1897, the...S.S. Gem at Port Sydney, Muskoka, Ontario. The vessel's owner Albert Sydney-Smith stands beside her on the wharf. Captain Lyle Casselman appears on deck. In the distance is the S.S. Joe. From: The Steamboat Era in the Muskokas, Vol. 1 - The Golden Years, by Richard Tatley. "Early in 1897, the...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/43956/data?r=rssTue, 26 Aug 2008 10:00 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/43956/dataS.S. Gem at Port Sydney, Muskoka, Ontario.Family of Thomas William Rose (1874-1956) and Elizabeth "Bessie" Darling (1880-1971). Back, Cecil. Left to right, Bill or Bert?, Bessie, Addie, Thomas, Bob.Thomas William Rose is the son of William Rose and Harriet Bentley. He married Elizabeth Darling, daughter of Hannah Dixon and James Darling,...Family of Thomas William Rose (1874-1956) and Elizabeth "Bessie" Darling (1880-1971). Back, Cecil. Left to right, Bill or Bert?, Bessie, Addie, Thomas, Bob.Thomas William Rose is the son of William Rose and Harriet Bentley. He married Elizabeth Darling, daughter of Hannah Dixon and James Darling,...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/43948/data?r=rssMon, 25 Aug 2008 16:04 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/43948/dataFamily of Thomas William Rose (1874-1956) and Elizabeth "Bessie" Darling (1880-1971).Elizabeth Darling Rose (1880-1971) and Thomas William Rose (1874-1956), c1951.Photograph probably taken on occasion of 50th wedding anniversary, in Edmonton, Alberta. Thomas William Rose is the son of William Rose and Harriet Bentley. He married Elizabeth Darling, daughter of Hannah Dixon and...Elizabeth Darling Rose (1880-1971) and Thomas William Rose (1874-1956), c1951.Photograph probably taken on occasion of 50th wedding anniversary, in Edmonton, Alberta. Thomas William Rose is the son of William Rose and Harriet Bentley. He married Elizabeth Darling, daughter of Hannah Dixon and...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/43947/data?r=rssMon, 25 Aug 2008 16:00 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/43947/dataElizabeth Darling Rose (1880-1971) and Thomas William Rose (1874-1956), c1951.Regatta Scene at the Town dock, Huntsville, Ontario, c1908.The Fred Francis is the house in the centre left, on the hill. Below it on the left is the Wilgress building and beside it on the right the Wardell building. The two storey building on the right, foreground, is Hanna and Hutcheson Bros....Regatta Scene at the Town dock, Huntsville, Ontario, c1908.The Fred Francis is the house in the centre left, on the hill. Below it on the left is the Wilgress building and beside it on the right the Wardell building. The two storey building on the right, foreground, is Hanna and Hutcheson Bros....http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/43944/data?r=rssMon, 25 Aug 2008 15:00 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/43944/dataRegatta Scene at the Town dock, Huntsville, Ontario, c1908.Mary Valina "Daisy" Wardell (1873-1972) and Claude Matthew Wardell (1883-1976) on Main Street, Huntsville, Ontario."Daisy" and Claude Wardell were the children of Matthew Wardell and Grace Smale. Matthew founded Waardell & Company, a dry goods store at 77 Main Street East. It burned to the...Mary Valina "Daisy" Wardell (1873-1972) and Claude Matthew Wardell (1883-1976) on Main Street, Huntsville, Ontario."Daisy" and Claude Wardell were the children of Matthew Wardell and Grace Smale. Matthew founded Waardell & Company, a dry goods store at 77 Main Street East. It burned to the...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/43943/data?r=rssMon, 25 Aug 2008 14:03 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/43943/dataMary Valina "Daisy" Wardell (1873-1972) and Claude Matthew Wardell (1883-1976) on Main Street, Huntsville, Ontario.Mary Valina "Daisy" Wardell (1873-1972) and Maude Valetta Wardell (1870-1952).Mary Valina "Daisy" Wardell, left (1873-1972) and Maude Valetta Wardell, right (1870-1952) were the daughters of Matthew Wardell and Mary Grace Smale, who lived in Toronto, Ontario before moving to Huntsville, Ontario...Mary Valina "Daisy" Wardell (1873-1972) and Maude Valetta Wardell (1870-1952).Mary Valina "Daisy" Wardell, left (1873-1972) and Maude Valetta Wardell, right (1870-1952) were the daughters of Matthew Wardell and Mary Grace Smale, who lived in Toronto, Ontario before moving to Huntsville, Ontario...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/43782/data?r=rssTue, 19 Aug 2008 10:05 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/43782/dataMary Valina "Daisy" Wardell (1873-1972) and Maude Valetta Wardell (1870-1952).Mary Valina "Daisy" Wardell (1873-1972) and Maude Valetta Wardell (1870-1952).Mary Valina "Daisy" Wardell and Maude Valetta Wardell were the daughters of Matthew Wardell and Mary Grace Smale. This portrait was probably taken in Toronto, Ontario, where the family lived until moving to Huntsville,...Mary Valina "Daisy" Wardell (1873-1972) and Maude Valetta Wardell (1870-1952).Mary Valina "Daisy" Wardell and Maude Valetta Wardell were the daughters of Matthew Wardell and Mary Grace Smale. This portrait was probably taken in Toronto, Ontario, where the family lived until moving to Huntsville,...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/43781/data?r=rssTue, 19 Aug 2008 10:03 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/43781/dataMary Valina "Daisy" Wardell (1873-1972) and Maude Valetta Wardell (1870-1952).Wardell & Co., 86 Main Street East, Huntsville, Ontario, in summer.Prior to the Huntsville fire of April 18, 1894, a mercantile business, owned by George Hutcheson, operated on this site under the name Hutcheson & Son. This mercantile business had been purchased by George Hutcheson from Smith and...Wardell & Co., 86 Main Street East, Huntsville, Ontario, in summer.Prior to the Huntsville fire of April 18, 1894, a mercantile business, owned by George Hutcheson, operated on this site under the name Hutcheson & Son. This mercantile business had been purchased by George Hutcheson from Smith and...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/43777/data?r=rssTue, 19 Aug 2008 10:01 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/43777/dataWardell & Co., 86 Main Street East, Huntsville, Ontario, in summer.The Archway,Highway 11, west entrance to Huntsville, Ontario, 1932-1958From With Spirit and Resolve, by Susan Pryke, Fox Meadow Creations, 2000 Welcome Arch "While the Department of Highways provided road signs identifying all the towns along on highways in southern Ontario, communities in...The Archway,Highway 11, west entrance to Huntsville, Ontario, 1932-1958From With Spirit and Resolve, by Susan Pryke, Fox Meadow Creations, 2000 Welcome Arch "While the Department of Highways provided road signs identifying all the towns along on highways in southern Ontario, communities in...http://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/43773/data?r=rssTue, 19 Aug 2008 09:05 GMThttp://images.OurOntario.ca/muskoka/43773/dataThe Archway,Highway 11, west entrance to Huntsville, Ontario, 1932-1958