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      The caption at the bottom of the picture reads 'This Shell station is now the Kwik-Way in Burk's Falls. The Imperial station behind is now Darling Insurance.'

      In the lower right corner: "Main Street Scotia, Ont." is written. Typed on the back of the postcard: "Reprinted on the occasion of PERRY TOWNSHIP CENTENNIAL 1988."

      Black and white photograph of Bert Bell's Service Station, likely a Shell Station. In the parking lot there's a white car pointing away and a black car pointing towards the station. There are two gas pumps in front of the station which are not being used. Behind the cars is ...

      On the back of the photograph, "JACK TAIT'S GEN'l STORE MAIN STREET DUNCHURCH 1930 +-," is hand written.

      On the back of the photograph, "CLIFF CARLETON 1939 SERVICE STA - DUNCHURCH," is handwritten.

      4303 Sparks Street North, Magnetawan Car Care South Part Lot 3, North Part Lot 4, West side Archie King bought this land from Cleve Miller (George Stewart's son-in-law) after George died in 1944. Archie built a one-story block garage about 1949. He died in 1952, and his son Ray King ...

      This is a colour photograph of a sketching of a service station in South River. The sketching was done with black ink on white paper. The building is one floor. There is five large first floor windows, and a sign between two of them reads "BA." In front of the ...

      Black and white photograph of a photograph of a postcard. The postcard's of South River's Main Street. On the right side of the street is a storefront with people walking in front of it and a gas station with a car in front of the gas pumps. The left side ...

      Black and white photograph of South River's Main Street in the winter. There's a gas station is on the left side of the street. On the right of the street there is a building with a Coca-Cola sign on the side.

      This is a black and white photograph of a muffler shop, located in South River. This building used to be Don Johnston's Service Station. The building's one floor, with a small addition of a second floor. There's two large first floor windows visible, with the entrance between them. To the ...

      Handwritten in the bottom right corner is the artist's signature, “Steven Schamehoen.”

      Handwritten at the bottom of the sketch in the middle: "November 30, 1978."

      At the top of the photo: Biddy Street North Lot 10, West side Across from Biddy and Highway 520 At the bottom of the photo: Magnetawan Garage was built and operated by Tommy Miller in 1934 - 1959 when he sold to Joe Bernas and his brother-in-law Gord Molnor. Later, ...

      This is a black and white photograph of Don Johnston's Service Station, located in South River, circa 1950. The building's one floor. There's three large first floor windows, and a sign between two of them reads "BA." To the left of the photo is two garage doors. In front of ...

      In the lower right corner, "ANGLICAN CHURCH, DUNCHURCH, ON," was added by scratching the negative. On the the back of the picture, "CHURCH DUNCHURCH 1896 LOT 60 CON A HAGERMAN ST ANDREWS ANGLICAN," is handwritten.

      36 BayStreet. East side Lot 13, Andrews, Street access from Bay Street This frame story and a half house was built for Mr. Schade and his family. The back piece was added some years later and Jim Mc Lachlan lived there for a while. Lila and William Boettger bought the ...

      4289 Sparks Street North IRWIN HAD A SMALL SHOP FOR BIKES BETWEEN ORANGE HALL & TROYERS ABOUT 1908 South half, Lot 5, West side Before this Orange Lodge was built in 1913 -14, the LOL 502 met somewhere at the corner of Sparks and Burrows, then at Lot 11 Bay ...

      In the upper right corner 'Bird's Eye View, Burk's Falls, Ont.' is written in red.

      Black and white photograph of two buildings in in the local lumber camp. This photograph was taken in the winter, as there is plenty of snow on the ground.

      Black and white photograph of a large stack of logs located on the Marsden's farm. The logs are covered in snow, and located in the middle of a forest.