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    This is a black and white photo showing Christine Lundy receiving an advance honour certificate and silver pie server for having completed 18, 4-H homemaking club units. Mrs.Lorne Wolgemuth of Sowerby is presenting Christine with the award. The Award for Provincial Honors is likely being given to Ruth Warnock (nee ...

    This black and white photo shows Mr. Isaac Nicholson sitting outdoors holding an infant swaddled in a blanket.

    This is a black and white clipping showing four generations of Tulloch men. Seated are Mr. Alex Tulloch and his son Stanley, standing is his grandson, Barrie while his great grandson Bryan sits on the knees of the two men seated. The backdrop suggests that this photo was taken in ...

    This is a colur photo of Mr. Max Tulloch, Belle Tulloch and their family. Max Tulloch was the son of Andrew Tulloch. Max and Belle Tulloch are seated and six of their relatives stand behind them. The location of where the photo was taken is not known.

    The black and white photo shows the home of Magnus Tait taken in summer. The house is a large two story wood frame structure with one gabled window at the front over the front door. Anna Reid stands next to the building among the plants that surround the building.

    This black and white photo shows the inside of the Iron Bridge Telephone Company. The switchboard and operators chair are visible in the photograph.

    This color photo is of Tulloch`s Motel located on Highway 17 West in Iron Bridge. The motel is a one story structure showing six units, it is located just off the highway.

    This black and white photo shows one of the first blacksmith shops in Iron Bridge. It is a two story building built on a small rise beside what could be now Highway 17 west.

    This is a hand written account of the beginnings of the United Church Womens' Association that was formed in 1922. It details their activities and progress through various years.

    A black and white photograph of a load of logs being pulled by two horses. The logs are piled on a sled, and a man holding the horses' reins is sitting on the load of logs.

    L. Trembley standing amongst a log dump at logging camp Wanaheyen. Cut logs cover the entire clearing, trees can be seen in the distance.

    A black and white photograph of the McFadden lumber camp during the winter months. Four camp buildings can be seen on the right side of the photograph and two additional buildings can be seen on the left. A lone man is pictured walking on a path in-between the buildings.

    A black and white photograph of two men loading a lumber truck. One man is standing on the ground beside the truck and appears to be adjusting one of the logs already on the truck. The other man is standing amongst the logs already loaded onto the truck, and seems ...

    A black and white photograph of a man standing with a lumber truck. He is pictured on the left hand side of the truck and is standing with the truck's door open. A group of men can be seen standing to the right of the road. Behind this group of ...

    A black and white photograph of two men leaning up against a logging truck. Both men are dressed in work clothes and are wearing hats. The truck is loaded and is parked in an empty, snow covered area.

    This is a white china vegetable bowl with a lid. It is round in shape and has small handles on either side and a matching handle on the lid. It is decorated with small pink flowers with green leaves with gold trim. The handles on the lid and the sides ...

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    This is a colour photo of Dave Bell in 1968 reportedly at age 73. Mr. Bell is standing outside on a town street that is covered with snow. He wears a hat,an open red bush jacket, dark pants and dark boots.

    This colour photo of Joe Degagne at age 82 shows him standing outside on a snow covered town street. He stands with his hands in his pants pockets wearing a light coloured sweater, long pants, boots and cap. Two cars can be seen, one immediately behind him with another in ...

    This black and white photo shows Wilfred St. John and Ray Walker seated inside what appears to be Tulloch's Taxi Stand. Mr. St. John is wearing a uniform, Ray Walker is dressed for the outdoors. Behind the men is another unidentified man leaning on a counter.