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    The name of the boat was from the name of the tug's first captain.

    Black and white photograph of downtown Burk's Falls centering on a bell tower. The photograph is from an elevated perspective, providing a view of most of the buildings in the area.

    Black and white photograph of the laying of the cornerstone of the Anglican Church in Burk's Falls. There is a group of politicians looking towards a man in white, possibly a stone mason. There is a

    Colour painted postcard of a the steamboat Armour with its deck loaded with people. The Armour is going down the Magnetawan River. The ship looks to be leaving the village of Burk's Falls.

    Black and white photograph of the Armour traveling down the Magnetawan River. There are many people can be seen on the top deck of the vessel. The picture was taken from the shore, causing the Armour

    Black and white group photograph of the Burk's Falls Fire fighters. The fire fighters are standing in front of the fire wagon drawn by two horses. They are all standing on a dirt road running through

    Black and white photograph of a building being built in the forest. Upon completion this building would have be used by loggers at the lumber camp. There are many people working on the building. On t

    Black and white photograph of a house in Burk's Falls. The home was located on 14 Copeland Street. The owner of the home and his family are standing in front of the house.

    Black and white photograph of two men standing on a horse drawn cart in front of a Michigan Central railroad car. Standing in front the cart is a dog. In the cart there appears to be many pelts or an

    Black and white photograph a group of people standing in front of a house and a barn in the woods near a lake or pond. There is a stack of firewood outside of the home. There are a few horses and oth

    Black and white photograph of the Armstrong bridge under construction. Burk's Falls is on the opposite side of the river. The river following under the bridge is the Magnetawan. In the foreground the

    Black and white photograph of two horses drawing an ice block sled along a street in Burk's Falls.

    Black and white photograph of a banner above Younge Street in Burk's Falls. The banner pictured is to welcome soldiers back from World War Two. There are also flags hung across the street. There is a

    Black and white photograph of a man trying to shovel snow on to a large snowbank on a street in Burk's Falls. The drifts are above the man's head. There are buildings are behind the snowbanks.

    Black and white photograph of the Burk's Falls Post Office with a huge snow drift in front of it. Only the top of the building can be seen. There are no people working on the snow drift.

    Black and white photograph of a street lined with school aged children. These people have gathered to welcome home the soldiers from World War Two. They are standing in front of the Burk's Falls Post

    Black and white photograph of a Shell Gas Station behind a large snow drift. The Shell Station was located in Burk's Falls. There is another building on the left side of the picture. There are no peo

    Black and white photograph of the Central Hotel in Burk's Falls in the winter of 1945. There is a white enclosed porch on the front of the building.

    Black and white photograph of a team horses pulling a sled loaded with blocks of ice. The horses are on Young Street and are standing in front of the Burk's Falls Arrow building.

    Black and white photograph of soldiers marching down a dirt road in Burk's Falls. These soldiers are either marching off to war or coming home from war. On the left side of the photograph, near the s