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    Black and white photograph of a log cabin located on the Brooks farm. There is a tree sitting in front of the cabin and several other in the background. According to the owners of the photograph the

    Black and white photograph of a cabin being built on the Brook's farm. In this photograph the roof of the cabin is still missing. There appears to be a man standing on the beams of the building and w

    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

    Black and white photograph of a two-story cabin on Doe Lake. There is a forest behind the cabin. There is no beach or swimming area in front of the cabin. There is a retaining wall of white stone on

    The McAmmonds had two cabins on their property that they would rent out in the summer to tourists and hunters in the winter.

    Black and white photograph of a large white house with a porch. The house is located on the property that was own Larry Brooks. On the left side of photograph there is a automobile sitting in the dri

    Black and white photograph of of two pails hung over an open fire. The buckets sitting on the top of the thick sticks is boiling away something. The whole scene is located in the forest thick with tr

    More in the background of this photograph is a dark coloured farm home. The building is two stories high and a car is pack on the left side of the photograph. The road in front part of the appears to

    Black and white photograph of a group of cabins at Johnstones' Campsite. Beside one of the cabins is a car. Behind the cabins are trees. Just beyond the trees a lake can be seen.

    Black and white photograph of the wooden Tip-Toff Cottage. The cottage appears to be a home in the village of Burk's Falls. There is a wooden sidewalk running in front of the building, there is also

    Black and white photograph of a dirt road, Eagle Lake Road, going around a corner. There's brush going up a hill. In the distance there's a large hill with a forest on it. This road winds its way to

    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 cab

    Three page history of the groups of people who moved from Brampton Ontatrio to Sundridge Ontario.

    Colour postcard of the steamer Wanita on Ahmic Lake. The Wanita is in front of the a cabin called Uneda Rest. On the shore features a vast forest.

    Martin Carroll was 93 at the time when this picture was taken.

    Taken at cottage Eagle Lake. Back row from left to right: Lottie (Vanclieaf) Schell, Eva Commerford, Maude (Carroll) Heffernan, Susan (Carroll) VanClieaf. Front row from left to right: Daniel VanClie

    Black and white photograph of a cabin flooded to the top of the entrance. The flood waters are coming from the Deer and Magnetawan River. Behind the cabin are birch and conifer trees, which will beco

    The property was originally bought and owned by four U. S. Steel Executives. The name, Karbehuwe, is a combination of the four men's names. The property was purchased from the McFee family.

    The picture appears to have been taken on a bit of an angle.

    A black and white photograph of an empty kitchen in a wood cabin. At the end there is a door that is slightly ajar. On the left there is a cupboard full of supplies. On the right there is a sink. It