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      The caption at the bottom of the picture is 'Baptist Church, Ontario Street, Burk's Falls circa 1945.'

      Black and white photograph of the Armour steamship coming up to the locks in Magnetawan. In the background the village can be seen. The Armour is entering at the low end of the lock. Once inside it will be raised and then it will continue its trip.

      Black and white photograph of the village of Magnetawan Harbour. The steamer Armour is the boat in the harbour. On the right side are buildings along the river. In the background there is a truck going over a bridge.

      At the bottom in the middle of the postcard 'Burk's Falls Ont. - Steamer Wanita Leaving Town.' is written in red.

      Black and white photograph of the Village of Burk's Falls. Burk's Falls sits on both sides of the Magnetawan River. There are factories in the foreground. In the background a few homes and other buildings are visible. At the left on the river is a boat. This boat is the ...

      Black and white photograph of the steamship Armour coming into the dock at Burk's Falls. There is a person coming out of a hole on the side of the Armour to tie the boat to the dock. On the opposite shore on the hills are houses and some forests.

      Black and white photograph of the Armour entering a lock near Magnetawan. The lock is made out of stone. A few people can be seen on the bow of the boat.

      Black and white photograph of Burk's Falls. The photograph was taken from a distance. The river and both shores can be seen in the photograph. On the close side of the river is a dockyard. On the river is an unidentified Steamboat. On the far side of the river there ...

      On the front of the photograph along th bottom, "VIEW FROM THE LOCKS, MAGNETAWAN, ONTARIO," is typed by the manufacturer of the postcard.

      An elderly man from the Burk's Falls area is interviewed and gives a slide show of various boats that sailed in the area in the early twentieth century.

      Along the bottom in the centre 'STEAMER GLENADA AT THE BURK'S FALLS WHARF' is written in black.

      On the side of the boat '...ANITA' is written.

      Black and white photograph of the Wenonah(right) passing the Wanita(left) on the Magnetawan River, near Burk's Falls. A barn can be seen on the shore. In the foreground logs can be seen in the river.

      In the upper left corner "STEAMER ARMOUR, BURK'S FALLS, ONT.' is written. On the side of the boat 'ARMOUR' is written.

      In the upper right corner 'Steamers Wanita and Wenonah on the Burk's Falls Wharf early 1900s' is written in red.

      Colour illustrated postcard of the village of Burk's Falls from the west side of town. In the foreground there's a factory with lumber in its yard, possibly the Knight Brother's Factory. Behind the factory is the Magnetawan River. Across the river are houses. On the back of the postcard is ...

      Two-hundred-sixty-six page history of the village of Magnetawan. Written by the Magnetawan Women's Institute.

      On the back of the photograph, 'MAG LOCKS.,' is handwritten in pencil.

      Typed on the back of the postcard: "Reprinted on the occasion of PERRY TOWNSHIP CENTENNIAL 1988."

      Along the bottom '14 Copeland Street, Burk's Falls. The photo from the 30's shows A. G. Culbert and family in front of their home' was added by Roger Simmons.