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    This color photo taken in winter is of the remains of the Dean Lake Store and Boarding House, that once belonged to William Beharriel. A stone foundation can be seen standing in front of a wood frame

    This color winter photo shows a two story house, a small barn like structure to the right and a dilapidated shed to the left. There is snow on the ground but patches of bare grass can be seen.

    Patton is located north east of Iron Bridge.

    As of 1976 the home was owned by Gordon and Mary Seabrook.

    This spring photo shows the Rothwell home situated at Bright Lake. It is a two story wood frame structure sided with cedar shake and has a tin roof. A large covered porch extends across the front and

    This is a summer photo of the John Tait home. It is a two story house cement block home with a gambrel roof and a shed style dormer on the second story. A small shed can be seen to the left and large

    This red brick house appears to be a story and a half with a large brick chimney at one end. The front of the house where a white iron railing along the front steps can be seen has a chalet style roo

    Note: Goldenburgh is located north west of Iron Bridge and north east of Thessalon

    A color photo of a two story wood frame home with a center gable in the roof over the front entrance. A garage can be seen to the right and other outbuildings also are among the trees. A large field

    This color photo taken in the summer months is a home identified as Joe Degagne's house. The two story home sits on a small rise and is sided with red insulbrick, there is a small addition on the rig

    This summer photos is identified as the home of Bill and Iva Reid. It is a one story home with pale green siding and a concrete block foundation. There are small shrubs around the home and well tende

    This colour photo was taken in the winter months and is of Matt Trivers home in Parkinson. This is a gray two story home with a covered porch the width of the front of the house. There are several ou

    This very large blue and white house is situated on Highway 129 outside of Thessalon towards Little Rapids. The house is done in sky blue siding and elaborate white gingerbread trim. A covered porch

    This summer photo shows a home identified as belonging to Charles Rosenburg situated on Little Basswood Lake. This two story white and red home has a large covered front porch that extends out front

    This black and white photo shows a two story wood frame construction home that has been abandoned. It is located alongside Highway 17 near Iron Bridge.

    This winter photo shows a small bungalow set in a heavily wooded area. To the rear of the house stacks of concrete blocks can be seen stacked on pallets. The house has a small covered overhang on the

    This spring photo notes this was the residence of Ed Fraser on White River Road. Two small buildings can be seen, both are one story wood frame construction. The buildings appear to be abandoned with

    This black and white photo shows Doris Tulloch as a young girl. She is pictured in front of a wooden door and is posing on the step, snow is visible on the ground around her.

    Photo of Mrs. Proud teacher. standing at Ansonia School entrance. Four students are looking at the camera. A shed and pile of wood are seen in the background.

    This house was located on River Road. This house later became the home of James Dobie, sold in 1909. James Dobie sold the house to Mr. and Mrs. Sid Jones who turned the home into six apartments.