Schools of Huron Shores

    Teacher: Emma Duff (Later Mrs. Bert Hermiston) Front Row (Left to Right) Annie Atkinson, Stanley Hickert, Earl Rowan, Lizzie MacGillvary, Fannie LeFave, Eva Rowan, George LeFave, Gladys Rowan, Leslie

    Ethel Gavin - teacher Back: R. Dencige, Blanche Dellair, Marjorie Woodhouse, Ida Beharriel, Mary Woods, Gladys Everet. Seated: Gordon Woodhouse, Earl Atkinson, Cliff Baker, Burns Beharriel, Albert Wo

    Thompson School Sectin No. 1, Given Christmas 1923 by Phoebe Bowerman, Teacher. Back Row: Gladys Everett, Hazel Daigle, Ada Draper, Louise Perreault, (Left to Right) Ida Price, Stella Daigle, Eva Moi

    Back Row: Jean Boville (Hern), Woodrow Tulloch, Unknown, Barry McClelland, Unknown, Jack Boville, Margaret LaForge, Alex Vincent, Enid Tulloch. Front Row: Iva Allen, Gerald Bass, Josephine Carlyle, L

    Front Row: (Left to Right) Iva Allen at right end of front row. Boy in dark sweater in the front row is Harvey Allen. Back Row: Enid Tulloch 2nd from right end, Gwen Warnock 3rd from right side end.

    Front Left: Thirza Beemer, Iva Allen, Josephine Carlyle.

    This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Iron Bridge Women's Institute.

    Ken Armstrong Dean Lake School Teacher for 2 years, then he left and Mrs.Eaket took over. Married Laura Baker.

    This is a black and white photo of the Livingston Creek School dated 1946. The building is gray cement block with a small dormer on the roof line. There appears to be two sets of stairs leading up to

    Jean Eaket - Dean Lake School teacher. The Best. Taken by Ester Leishman one of her pupils for Grades 7 & 8. Jean (Slobie) Eaket married to Harvey Eaket.

    Thompson School house S.S.No.2

    Two of the students at the front of the line are identified as Enid Harper and Joyce Baxter. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Iron Bridge Women's Institute.

    The teachers shown are Leonard Allen, Irene Carlson and Keith Brown. Irene Carlson taught grades 1 & 2. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Iron Bridge Women's Institute.

    This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Iron Bridge Women's Institute. Mrs Drury Ridgley inherited this property including the old school building from her father Mr James An

    This is a summer photo of a roughly rectangular building with white siding and a dark metal roof. There are multiple windows along the side and a small add on front and rear. This building is identif

    This red sided building was formerly the Iron Bridge Public School. At the time of this photograph it has been renovated and turned into a private residence. The building appears to be built in three

    This color photo shows an abandoned Day Mills School house. The building is empty and the windows have all been broken. It appears to be a brick building that had two entrance doors at the front of t

    This color photo shows an abandoned Day Mills School house. The building is empty and the windows have all been broken. It appears to be a brick building that had two entrance doors at the front of t

    Note: Parkinson Township is located northwest of Iron Bridge south of Kynoch.

    This is a photo of the Maple Ridge Public School house. It is a small gray block building with a green roof. The windows are all intact and a stair case leads up to the main door at the left end of t