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      Black and white photograph of a white motor boat anchored in a lake. In the background there is a hill with a forest on it.

      Along the bottom in the centre 'THE STEAMER ARMOUR NEAR ECHO ROCK ON LAKE CECEBE' in black.

      A Black and white photograph of the Ojibway cabin, which was originally owned by Dr. Cullen. The cabin is nestled in a forest at the base of a large hill. The cabin appears to be two stories. The cabin is close to the lake. To the left of the cabin ...

      A black and white photograph of Edmund Kelly and possibly his relatives sitting in a boat. They are traveling down the Magnetawan River. The wooden bridge and piers possible indicates the picture was taken 1910.

      A black and white photograph of three boats in the 'Bang and Go Back Race'. The picture was taken from the cockpit of a boat and most of that boat's bow can be seen. There are two boats in front of this boat one close and one further away. In ...

      Black and white photograph of two men, Martin and William Carroll, behind a boat tilted on its edge. There's a lake behind the men. There's a forest behind the lake. There is something in the boat.

      In the upper left corner 'Lake Cecebe Lake Goldes Wharf, Burk's Falls Ont.' is written in red.

      Black and white photograph of Dr. Cullen with his friends and family in a boat named 'Rebecca.' The boat is just being pushed off from the dock. There is a jet of water coming out of the side of the boat. Everyone in the group is wearing a hat.

      Black and white photograph of Bevan's Lake beside the property that was owned by Larry Brooks. In background of the photograph the shoreline is thick with trees. There is also some logs sticking out of the water in the middle of the lake.

      Black and white photograph of another Bevan's Lake near the property that was owned by Larry Brooks. The water appears to be moving into the lake from somewhere off in the distance. There are large number of trees sitting along the shoreline. On the right side of the photograph there ...

      Black and white photograph of a couple standing at the base of the lighthouse on Lake Cecebe. The couple are standing on the lower level of the lighthouse.

      Black and white photograph of a ferry, likely a car ferry, on the Magnetawan River. The shore where the photographer was standing can be seen in the bottom of the image. There is a town on a hill on the far side of the image. This town is likely Burk's ...

      Black and white photograph of the Glenda at dock. This is likely the wharf at Burk's Falls. The ship has no people on it. There are no people on the dock. There is a village behind the boat on the opposite shore.

      At the bottom in the centre 'The Locks, Magnetawan Ont.' is written in black.

      Black and white group photograph of a group of adults and children on the deck of the Steamer Armour. Only the group can be seen nothing of the boat or the environment around the boat can be seen in the photograph.

      The caption at the bottom of the image reads 'The Old Mahoney House on Doe Lake. The steamer Lady Katrina stopped here regularly.'

      Black and white photograph of Hughie Bell sitting in his delivery boat. It is a two seat wooden motorboat with plenty of room for deliveries. The boat is beached off Back Bay. In the background there is a forest to the right of the edge of the water.

      On the back of the photograph, "Tourists at McAmmonds camp 1930's', handwritten in pencil.

      On the back of the photograph, "ROYAL WILLARDS AT THE NARROWS DUNCHURCH," is handwritten in black ink. The ink has become smudged.

      On the back of the photograph, "LOOKING DOWN THE LAKE 1922," is handwritten in black ink.