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    A black and white group photo of some of the early pioneers of the area.

    A photo of the Cordukes barn being constructed in 1919. This is one of only two 12 sided barns in Ontario. The photo shows the basic structure as well as the foundation and the board siding being ins

    A black and white photo of Jack Tait and Charlie Graham (local pastor) cutting ice on Bright Lake.

    A photo of Mr. Frank Bammageeshig of the Thessalon Reserve. Mr. Bammageeshig acted as a guide for J. S. Dobie who did original surveys for much of East Algoma area.

    Portage City - Day Mills - Komta Cottage - Basswood Lake.

    A black and white winter photo of Mr. Willie Tait of Gladstone Township delivering hay to horse owners in Blind River in 1926. Mr. Tait sits atop a sleigh load of pressed hay on a snowy day.

    Rev "L-R Minnie (Tait) Nicholson, George Nicholson, Mina (Nicholson) Tulloch, Boys L-R Darwin, Lyman Tulloch."

    This is a published card of thanks from the Bun family for kindnesses extended to them on the loss of Annie Williton (Harper).

    Roy Nicholson died on March 15, 2002.

    These are published memeoraims for Florence white and Annie Williton who both died on August 18, Florence in 1996 and Annie in 1995.

    These are published memoriams for Claude Allhusen who died September 23, 1995 and Gary Heasman who died September 23, 1993.

    This memoriam was printed in loving memory of Verna Berry by Shawna.

    Mrs. Burdage and Dalhia

    Photo Inscriptions - Top row left to right - Cosgrove, Maxwell, Reed; Middle row l-r - Nyman, Wilson, Bender; Bottom row l-r - Mattinen, Johnston, Fleming

    Phase one covered from the beginning of the farm settlement to the Dingley Tariff Act in 1897 when a tariff was imposed on sawn lumber being imported into the US from Canada. Page two which details t

    September 20th, 2003, tour guide Dr. John C. Carter, Ontario Barn Specialist.

    This is part of a series written about the beginning of the famed 1948 Mississauga Fire. From its rather inauspicious start this fire eventually traveled through 27 Townships and would become known a

    A newspaper article by Shannon Quesnel written for the Standard on May 17, 2006 about the great Mississagi Fire in 1948. ThE article recounts the fire from the perspective of Gord Campbell who answer

    Photo One: (Top Left) AGAINST POLLUTION- These Elliot Lake students Wayne Grudzinski and Franco Locatelli proved their concern for the future recently. They undertook an extensive survey of pollution

    This is a brief newspapar article about the students from the Day Mills S.S. No. 1 School and the Grades they will be going from and into at the beginning of the next school term.