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    Signed by the artist. Part of ten sketches which were donated to the Perry Township Public Library in 1978.

    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 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 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

    The home was built by William Parks. The farm was owned by Parks Reinhardt before the Brunners. The building itself was originally used as a rooming house, Rye Post Office, store & blacksmith shop. B

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

    A two page document which includes three photographs and a brief description of the history of the Wurm Farm. The first photograph, black and white, shows the Wurm's homestead including the farmhouse

    Black and white photograph of men and horses standing in front of a barn on John Paget's farm. The picture was taken during the winter. There is snow around the barn.

    Signed by the artist. Part of a group of ten sketches which were donated to the Perry Township Public Library in 1978.

    Black and white photograph of Burk's Falls in winter. In the foreground there is a field with a stacked pile of wood and a long wooden fence. In the background is the village.

    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.

    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 photographic postcard. This is actually three postcards put together, to create a panoramic image of the village of Burk's Falls. The image is in the winter and the village is covered

    Black and white photograph of a snow covered street. There are four people, possibly children, in the middle of the street. The buildings on either side of the street are likely homes.

    The men in the photograph: Jack A. Pinkerton, ? Pinkerton, Ed Raush, Walter Pinkerton and Bill Smeltzer

    Black and white photograph of the Johnstone family out for a sleigh ride, on a sleigh being pulled by an ox team. The oxen are pulling two sleds attached together. On the first sled is J.P. Johnstone

    Black and white photograph of a railroad track going into Burk's Falls past a factory. The factory is likely the Knight Brother's factory. In the foreground are three boxcars. This picture was taken