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    Metal school bell with red wooden handle

    S.S. #1 Thompson School on Highway, that is now gym. Some are Cheirs children.

    A black and white reproduction of the class photo from 1907-1908.

    This article discusses the opening of the new Iron Bridge School in November 1954. The original school was a log building that was constructed in 1884 and was outgrown by 1906 when it was replaced with a frame building built by James Forrest.

    This clipping from April 1969 describes the opening of the Iron Bridge Public School that was built at a cost of $210,000.00. This school boasted the most modern conveniences at its opening including a library facility and a gymnasium. The building was a result of continuing closures of neighboring schools ...

    This clipping tells the reader about the first Iron Bridge Public School reunion, the special events that took place, the people and teachers that attended and some of the memories that people shared. A photograph shows sixteen members of Mrs. William Boville's class.

    This article details Mr.Eaket's involvement in education and his appointment as a delegate to the Ontario School Trustee Council for 1968. A photo of Mr. Eaket accompanies this article.

    This brief piece recalls a visit to the students of the Grade 8 Iron Bridge class by Mrs. Neil Draper and Mrs. William Boville where the ladies gave a talk on the history of the Village. There were dates of first settlers, photos of maple syrup equipment, stories about the ...

    This is a black and white photo of a group of school children posed outdoors in the summer months. They appear to be around 8 or 9 years old at the time of the photo.

    This is a black and white photo of a group of school children posed outdoors in the summer months. They appear to be around 8 or 9 years old at the time of the photo.

    This black and white summer photo is of a group of children from the Iron Bridge Public School.

    This black and white photo is of the original school building for the Iron Bridge area. It was a one story, wood frame structure with a small bell tower at one end and a small covered addition at the other.

    The photo shows the rear view of the original Iron Bridge Schoolhouse. It shows that there were in fact two parts to the building making it L shaped. There is also a small addition at the back.

    This is a colour photo of the new brick schoolhouse situated within the Village of Iron Bridge on Highway 17. A cement walkway is in front of the school, and a flag pole can be seen to the left of the entrance.

    There are three teachers shown in this black and white photo on the occasion of the move to the new school in Iron Bridge. Two men and one woman stand next to the old school building.

    This is a Public School Attendance Register from 1902 for the Township of Gladstone and Bright. It includes instructions for Trustees, Teachers, and Inspectors, a paragraph on Religious Instruction, Forms of Prayer as well as attendance sheets. At the rear of the booklet it includes a list of authorized text ...

    This is a colored cardboard brochure that was created for the first Reunion celebration of S.S. #1 Gladstone Public School on August 5, 1967. It provided some history about the school and a brief outline of the events that were taking place.

    This winter photo shows a group of students leaving the old schoolhouse for the last time and heading for the new school building in the village. There are a group of students of various ages.