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    Black and white photograph of Jean, Cecil and Mae Grunig skating on a lake or river. They're all wearing jackets and pants. In the background, on the edge of the water is a forest.

    This is a 6 page booklet dedicated to the memory of James S. Freeborn, M.D. F.R.C.S. He was the Magnetawan community's doctor for forty years. The booklet contains a record of the service and a biogr

    First row from left to right: ?, ?, Deck Brooks, Melburn Rausch. Second row from left to right: ?, Isabel Schade, Betty Loney, June Phillips, Betty Scarlett, Vi Mannella Arlenea. Third row from left

    Back row from left to right: Ilene Sohm, ?, ?, ?, Sam Muzzi, Jery Ga?itson, Clarence Turnbail, Don Scarlett, Stan Noaik. Middle row from left to right: Beth Johnstone, Irene Good, Ina Ibbetson, Joyce

    The people in the picture are: Mr. S. C. Holditch, Norada Que., Mrs. J. H. Janson, Crowborough, Eng, Mrs. J. W. Irwin, Orillia, Ont., Mr. W. E. Holditch, Sudbury, Ont., Mrs. Robert Steen, Toronto, On

    Black and white photograph of a moose standing in the snow near a log in the forest. The moose doesn't have antlers. It was taken near a Standard Chemical Company lumber camp.

    This is a black and white photograph of a South River men's baseball team, 1937. There are two rows of players, the first kneeling and the second standing. They are wearing baseball jerseys that are

    The property was originally bought and owned by four U. S. Steel Executives. The name, Karbehuwe, is a combination of the four men's names. The property was purchased from the McFee family.

    The dock the woman is sitting on no longer exists at the cabin. The property was originally bought and owned by four U. S. Steel Executives. The name, Karbehuwe, is a combination of the four men's na

    The property was originally bought and owned by four U. S. Steel Executives. The name, Karbehuwe, is a combination of the four men's names. The property was purchased from the McFee family.

    The property was originally bought and owned by four U. S. Steel Executives. The name, Karbehuwe, is a combination of the four men's names. The property was purchased from the McFee family.

    Lake Wilson is located near Lake Whitestone.