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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

    left-this old barn is the only remaining building left standing on Ashdown's corner.

    Colour photograph depicting a crossroads , a white building and a parked boat on a trailer

    Left- This is the Redwood Hotel in Rosseau; the only hotel in Rosseau. Originally it was the site of The Bideawee.

    Left- The original site of the Ditchburn boat works Now it is Swift's Marina

    Left- The original site of the Ditchburn House

    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

    Left- This is the original Fraser Home. Built by Allen Fraser's father & Grandfather

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

    The Hilltop was built by Samuel Greer in 1872. He later sold to Mrs. Fryer. Sometime later George Raymond set up a grocery store there, as well as a bar room and a bake shop. In 1922 the Hilltop was

    Colour photograph of a white wooden building at a crossroads sporting a Canadian flag with 2 cars parked in the foreground

    These are pictures of the Monteith house. What it was like when it started around 1879 and how much it grew till 1921. The Monteith House burned down in 1947

    These are pictures of the Monteith house. What it was like when it started around 1879 and how much it grew till 1921. The Monteith House burned down in 1947

    These are pictures of the Monteith house. What it was like when it started around 1879 and how much it grew till 1921. The Monteith House burned down in 1947

    Right - John Monteith

    Below Left - Annie Louise Tweedale Monteith.

    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).