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    This color photo shows the Seventh Day Adventist Church. The church is located just west of the Town of Iron Bridge on the south side of the highway. It is a small one story building set in the middle of a field.

    Written on the back of the photograph: "Iron Bridge Baptist Church, 1977"

    Written on the back of the photograph: "Iron Bridge United Church, 1977"

    These newspaper articles are about a new rector for St. Lukes Cathedral in Sault Ste. Marie. There are local interest stories, and news about a farewell social that was held for the departing Rev. and Mrs. Holmes of the Iron Bridge Church. Other social information is also contained in one ...

    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, ...

    There are sixteen women and seven children in this photo of a womans church group taken outside in approximately 1940. The exact location is unknown.

    This black and white summer photo is of members of a women's church group from Iron Bridge. There are fifteen women in the photo and they are posed outdoors in what appears to be spring.

    This black and white summer photo is of one of the women's church groups formed in the Iron Bridge area. There are fifteen women in the photo and a black and white dog. They are posed outdoors and it appears to be spring.

    This colour photo taken in 1980 shows the United Church looking much the same as it did in 1937. There is a large addition that was added onto the rear portion of the church that extends out approximately 12 feet, this area was used for Sunday School classes and other ...

    This is a black and white photo showing eight young girls belonging to the United Church Explorers group, in 1952. They all wear the white blouse, ties, and Explorer group patches.

    This photo shows six girls belonging to the Canadian Girls In Training as they became re-affiliated with the Iron Bridge Women's Missionary Society. The girls wear white blouses with naval style collars and dark cuffs that were the uniform of C.G.I.T. members. Three of the groups leaders are also shown.

    This black and white group photo shows a United Church Bible Class in 1910. The adults pictured are both young and old. Everyone pictured is formally dressed, with the men in the photograph wearing suits.

    This black and white photo was taken outdoors next to the United Church. It shows some of the parishioners, dressed in their Sunday best. The parishioners are posed for the photo in celebration of the Church's anniversary.

    This black and white photo shows a group of United Church parishioners standing outside in the summer months. They are standing in front of two cars just visible in the background.

    This page of clippings includes obituaries for J.B.Dobie who died at the age of 86, Mr. John Dean Williams who was a farmer in the Iron Bridge area until 1911 and Mrs. Jane Driver who died July 5, 1937. The last clipping is about the 49th Anniversary of the Iron ...

    Written on the back of the photograph: "Old Iron Bridge Manse of United Church, 1981 on Highway 17 west."

    This is an eight page typewritten program for the church service held at the Iron Bridge United Church on May 17, 1992 to commemorate the church's 100th anniversary.

    This black and white photo shows the Iron Bridge United Church and surrounding area as it appeared in 1937. The photo appears to have been taken before or after a Sunday service. The photograph shows multiple cars and many people standing out front of the church. The graveyard can be ...

    This black and white photo shows a large group of people next to the United Church building, attending a reunion celebration. There are both adults and children in the photo with the children seated on the grass.

    This newspaper clipping shows the 15 members of the United Church Junior Choir. The choir is standing with Mrs. James Anderson, on Mrs. Anderson's 80th birthday.