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    left- this was the Methodist church at Ashdown's until 1901; then it was moved to Candwell in Hekla about 1902. a is still used as a church In the Seguin Libraries' catalogue - Vanished Villages by R

    Top left & Right - This building was originally a church. It then became the first school (SS#3) in the Humphrey area. Now it is the Humphrey museum.

    Top left & Right - This building was originally a church. It then became the first school (SS#3) in the Humphrey area. Now it is the Humphrey museum.

    Left - The Hill Memorial Hall, built in 1950-1952. It is the club house of the Men's club named after George Hill one of the first members

    Left - The Humphrey Arena. Built in 1974

    Ashdown's Corner Left- This was the store at Ashdown's corner. It is no longer standing.

    A large three ring binder decorated with pink rose garlands and a hand - painted title in pink and white: contains local history writings about Humphrey Township, including Rosseau(Helmsley).

    Left - Violet and Herb McCans

    Left - This house was originally the home of Dr. Foots. It is Now the home of Fred Oats.

    Below - Alexander's son Thomas Ross (1849-1913) and Elizabeth Anstey Stoneman (1867-1937)- were married 1889 and are both buried in Rosseau.

    Below Right - Thomas' son and Alexander's grandson, Alesander William Ross (1891-1972) and Florence McLean Hall (1891-1972) who were married in 1917 and both buried in Rosseau.

    Left- William Stoneman (1840-1907) and Elizabeth Anstey Stoneman (1837-1904) both buried in Rosseau.

    Below Left- Charles Stoneman, Brother of William Stoneman.

    Below Right - Richard (Dick) Stoneman, grandson of the original pioneer family

    Hi Mary - This is the only picture I did find from the Hotel. Nothing from the "Island View" - Sorry Take care- Erika K

    This is a series of six black and white photographs of a barn raising. 1. Photograph of a barn with trusses but no roof yet, and a dog in front. 2. Picture of the barn with a few men strapping the ro

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    A pink book that is full of ration coupons

    A black and white portrait photograph of a woman in a Canadian forces uniform.