2006 Interview with life long Mackey resident.

2006 Video Interview with former Stonecliffe resident.Max Borutsk, Game Warden, was Mary's husband.

Unknown Mrs. G.J. Boudreau with the assistance of Mrs. M. Donnelly give an account of the history of Mackey.Mrs. G.J. Boudreau [Ernie Boudreau's Mother] and Mrs. M. Donnelly [Bill Donnelly's grandmother] both lived in Mackey Station Ont. Unknown what year this document was written in. All spellings of...

Man in overalls feeding a donkey. Woman standing in the background. It looks as though they are under an enclosure. Believed to be Edmond Boudreau and Mrs Boudreau.

Ezillie and David Boudreau stand in front of a covered porch.

Doris and Elmer stand next to a building and in front of an old car. A house is visible;e in the background.In the background Duncan Moore Residence, part of Rita Gallagher's home.

Mickey Donnelly driving the team of horses who are pulling a wagon load of hay. Donnelly Farm. Note the steel wheeled wagon.

19 Jul 2007 Levesque Brothers were awarded the contract to demolish Our Lady of the Snows. Their Hydraulic Excavator CAT 330B is tearing down the front steps of the Church.

23 May 1915 Mr and Mrs Joe Durand's Wedding Party.

St Lawrence Church.

Winter 1918 Family poses in front of a building in the snow. In Photograph: Marion, Walter, Baby Dorothy, Francis, Emma (Cotam), Eddie, James H. and Tom Francis (Fanny) Legg - Father was station master at Deux Rivierés and Reeve. James Harold Dunlop - father was James - Magistrate and Reeve of Mackey.

late 1950s Winter scene. St. Lawrence church surrounded by a cedar rail fence. The Ottawa river and the Laurentian Mountains are visible in the background.

prior to 1950 Ed Burton sits on logs that are protruding into the Ottawa River. The rapids are in the background and the dog is on the log next to Ed.

Seven children sit on the tub in winter. The Upper Ottawa River has not frozen.The Tub was used at Deux Rivierés to cross the Ottawa River by cable. An early cable-car.

1933 Burton Inn, Rooms and Meals. Photograph taken in the winter.Inn run by Arthur Burton

Box cars on the railway tracks in the winter. The Laurentian hills on the Quebec side are visible in the background. The Ottawa River has not frozen over in the photograph.

The shoreline in the background is littered with fallen trees. The Scow is on the Ottawa River, tied to the dock, with 11 men posing for the photograph. Due to the trees that are cut along the bank of the river, this photograph was likely taken at the end of the 1940s before the water levels of...

2 Oct 1947 Four men row a boat, while the man in the back steers and the man in the front holds onto a horse.This horse was being crossed in the rapids at Deux Rivierés. The men were heading to the Cotnam and Kumm camp on the Quebec side of the Ottawa River.

1946 Toddler walking in the snow. The CPR railway station, water tower and church can be seen in the background

October 17, 1900 Deux Rivierés train station and platform are on the right hand side of the photograph. There is a man on the platform and a group of people in the background. Two sets of tracks lead the eye to the water tower in the background.

Man standing on top of the fire tower at Deux Rivierés.

Steam train pulling train cars.

A road stretches off into the distance. It is late fall or early spring because there are no leaves on the branches.

1957 A man and two boys stand beneath the wing of a pontoon plane. One boat is upside down on the dock in front of them. Another boat is in the Ottawa River tied to the dock.

Garden in the foreground, framed house in the background.

Man, looks like he was photographed walking out of the frame, turns to look at the camera. Pete Coutoure lived by Grant's Creek. Sophia Rousseau shares stories bout him in her video interview.

Boy on wood pile on left hand side of photograph, Three adults, two girls and boy in front of his mother. House in the background. Boy on wood pile unknown. Mrs Bill McIsaac, Ken Tooley, Mrs. Mary McIsaac, Frank Chamberlain, Irene and Vivian Tooley.

Five children, three girls and two boys pose for the picture. Ann Larochelle, Stella Larochelle, Cora Logan, Albert Stewart, Edwin Stewart.

Two men in hats with a young girl between them. Bill Bertrand, Eva Tait, Alfred Tait.

Mrs. T. Lalonde stands next to the brick section house as the engine of a train goes by.

Family sits on the porch outside their home. Back Row: Debbie Logan, Curtis Logan. Middle Row: Dickie Stewart, Maynard Logan, Jack Logan, and Earl Stewart, Randy Logan, Harold Logan, Linda Logan, Jean Logan.

Firetower framed by the tops of trees.

Mr. Peever stands in his canoe on the Ottawa River.

Profile of Mike Simond The story goes, that Mike Simond was drinking at the McKechnie's hotel one night and he died when he walked out the fire escape thinking it was the bathroom door. He worked for Joan Charbonneau's father.

1941 School children pose for a class picture on the outside of the one room schoolhouse. Front Row: Curtis Logan, Sylvia Pacholzuk, Zita Tait, Jeannine Boudreau, Eleanor Boudreau. Second Row: Gabriel Lalonde, Sony Pichette, Denis Latour, Garvin Pacholzuk, Cletus Pacholzuk, Albert Stewart. Third Row:...

Bill and Mary Bertrand at Nick Bertrand's House Couple stands on the back of a 1.5 storey square timber homestead.

Willie Buckshot sits on the railing at the Stonecliffe Hotel.

1946 Hotel in the shade of a white pine. An old car is parked next to the hotel. McKechnie's hotel burned down in 1952.

Jack Fisher Stands in his canoe on the Upper Ottawa River.

Jack Fisher sits out in the snow in his canoe in front of his cabin with a rifle over his right knee. The Fisher's lived on "Fishers Island" in the Ottawa River prior to the building of the Dam at Swisha. The island was across from the town of Stonecliffe. Jack used to build an ice rink in the...