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    Obituary for Hulda Catherine Allen born Novermber 6, 1864 and died June 6, 1954, she was the widow of William Frederick Allen.

    Obituary for Mary Elizabeth Beemer who passed on Oct 15, 1977, wife of late Russell Beverly Beemer.

    Obituary for Marjorie (Fullerton) Beemer who passed on Sunday March 15, 1987. Marjorie was the wife of Gene Beemer.

    Obituary for Reba Marcella McClelland who passed on Febraury 12, 1984, wife of the late George McClelland.

    Obituary of Nora Allen-Jeffrey who passed on September 1, 2007. She was born on May 26, 1910 and was the wife of the late Bill Jeffrey.

    Obituary of William H. Allen who passed on August 26, 1986. He was survived by his wife Patricia Cooper Allen.

    Obituary for Goldie Minion who passed on December 22, 2002, she was the wife of the late Bill Minion.

    A photo of Ray Allen who passed on March 30, 1990. Ray Allen had servedf with the 2nd Canadian Armoured Regiment Lord Strathcona Horse Squadron.

    Obituary for Elsie (Allen) Wedgwood on September 8, 2002. Mrs. Wedgwood was the wife of the late Albert Wedgwood.

    Obituary for Albert Wedgwood who passed on July 26, 1986. Mr. Wedgwood was the husband of Elsie (Allen) Wedgwood.

    Obituary for Iva (Allen) Reid who passed on December 30, 1999. Mrs. Reid was the wife of the late William Reid.

    A clipping form the Sault Star regarding the celebration of the 80th birthday of Nelson Allen. Nelson was the third youngest of 15 children born to William and Rebecca Allen and spent his life in Gladstone Twsp. The clipping gives details of his life, marriages, and activities.

    Obituary of Mrs. Irene Margaret Ellen (Mason) Allen. She was the wife of Nelson Allen and was 73 at the time of her passing.

    This article written by Kay Grigg details some the beginnings of the Town of Iron Bridge, listing the names of some of the first families, the original bridge and the change of name from Tally-Ho to Iron Bridge.

    This typewritten three page document is a brief account of the beginnings of Iron Bridge. It describes the first settlers, the first churches built, stores, roads and other markers of progress over the years.

Edith Cameron, The Sault Star, Circa 1950     This newspaper article was part of a series written by Edith Cameron regarding the lost days of the logging industry in the Iron Bridge area. The article discusses the logging camp at the southeast end of Bright Lake and how the logs traveled on a narrow gauge rail line built ...

    A Tweedsmuir History compiled by the Sunnyside Women's Institute. This scrapbook contains a number of photos, handwritten notes, newspaper clippings, and various other paper based media.

    This is a black and white photograph of the some of the founding members of the Princess Elizabeth Women's Institute.

    This five page document is a brief history of Iron Bridge from its beginnings in the 1800s to the 1980s. It provides information on the name of the town, its development over time, the people, and some of the facilities the town had to offer.

    These clippings contain information about the Iron Bridge Ladies Aid Meeting including the presentation of gifts to the departing Rev. and Mrs. Stymiest. Another clipping discusses the departure of the Rev. Stymiest to Larder Lake and the feelings of local church members. Other articles include obituaries about Mrs. E.J. Ansley, ...