EARLY 1900's Meisenheimer School - Turtle Lake Road
Copy of Newspaper Article donated by June Stoneman
School days of long ago
This photograph which s about 80 years old was discovered recently by Bert Foreman while he was going through some old pictures. It hows the students of what was known as the Meisenheimer School. The school
was located on the property about four miles west of Rosseau on Turtle Lake Road, which once belonged to Mr. Foreman's great grandfather Adam Meisenheimer. It was later replaced by a frame school which is
now used as a private summer cottage. Names listed on the back of the old photograph are: Back row (left to right) Gilbert Scott, Mary Ellen Scott, Maggie Lorimer and Priscilla Stoneman. Middle row: Walter Dirk Stoneman. Eliza-
beth Ann Stoneman, Jack Scott, Will Meisenheimer (Mr. Foreman's great uncle), Jack Lorimer, Master Carleton, Belle Lorimer and William Phillips. Seated (left to right) Lulu Cornish, Fred Cornish, George Cornish,
George Stoneman, Bob Lorimer, Phoebe Lorimer, Miss Carleton, Herb and Wally Phillips, Henry Stoneman, Sarah Jane Stoneman, Master Carlton and Charlotte Scott. In front is another Carleton youngster and Tillie Scott.