Lumber in the Almaguin Highlands

    Black and white photograph of a lumber camp across the river from a lumber mill. There is a railroad bridge on the left side and a normal bridge on the right. The left side of the lumber mill has smo

    Black and white photograph reproduction of another photograph by an unknown photographer. A picture of a car driving down a forest road. The car has lumber planks stored on either side. The lumber is

    Man with crooked pipe standing on lumber is Otto Maeck, man standing on ground is Eugene Maeck. This mill was sold to George Pinkerton Sr. and Joe Roubotton and moved to Pickeral Lake. Bill Tough lat

    Black and white group photograph of nine men standing in front of a wagon. In the background is the Kent Family lumber mill. In the lower left corner of the image there is a pile of wood chips. There

    Black and white photograph of the log dump near the Kent family mill. There are numerous stacks of logs. There is a makeshift crane in the middle of the log dump. On the left of the photograph there

    Black and white photograph of a large group of men group in what appears to be a lumber camp of some sorts. The group is divided into three rows. Behind them are two buildings with snow on the roofs.

    Black and white photograph of two horse drawn sleds loaded with finished lumber. There are no people or horses in the picture. The sleds seem to be in an open area this could be a field or perhaps a

    Black and white photograph of a group of lumberjacks in the woods. On the left there is a man standing on a large log. In the middle are two men standing behind the log. In the background there is a

    Black and white photograph of four loggers standing on logs which may or may not be in the river. All of the men are holding long sticks. Behind them in the river is the tugboat Emulator is going pas

    Black and white photograph of a large sled being loaded with large branches. The branches are being used as ramps and the logs are rolled up by three loggers. The photo was taken in the winter in a f

    Black and white photograph of a group lumberjacks standing on a log boom on the river. These men are waiting for a tugboat to pick up the log boom. On the left of the photo there is a cabin on a barg

    Black and white photograph of a Burk's Falls area lumber camp in the winter off in the distance behind some trees. The buildings in the camp would include: stables, mess, barracks, barns, workshops,

    Black and white group photograph of loggers at one of buildings at the lumber camps. The men are arranged in three rows. The front row of men are on the ground, the middle row of men are sitting on t

    Black and white photograph of three groups of horse drawn sleighs. These sleigh are pulling sleds through a snow covered path in the forest. These sleighs are pulling loads of wood back to the lumber

    Black and white photograph of the Knoephli rapids on the Magnetawan River located off Highway 124. In the river a build up logs are forming in front of the bridge. There are number of people are on t

    This is a reproduced enlargement of an earlier photograph.

    Black and white photograph of Walter Frost standing on a loaded horse drawn log sled. There's a forest in the background and snow on the ground. The image was likely taken in winter.

    Black and white photograph of the Seibere Mill log dump. There are four stacks of logs and a crane in front of one of the stacks. In the lower left corner is the back of a horse in a harness. There i

    Black and white photograph of a two horse-drawn sled. The sled is loaded with logs. The sled has stopped in front of the Sundridge Printing Office.

    The owners of the buildings include: George Kemp Johnstone, Chas Wisher, John McCole Lause & Orange Hall. People in the photofrom left to right: A. D. Wright, Jack Christie, Ray Wilson, Art Grafford-