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    The barn is located near George Hawthorne's farm near Eagle Lake on Con. 6 Lot 15.

    Pencil sketch of a large wooden barn. In front of the barn is a grass field. Behind the barn is an orchard.

    Signed by the artist. Part of ten sketches which were donated to the Perry Township Public Library in 1978.

    Black and white photograph of the Cotrrell's barn. It looks as though an addition was added onto the barn at some point. In the foreground on the right is a wagon. On the the ground on the left is a

    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 a farmer, Joe Cawthra, using a steam powered threshing machine. The machine is powering a long belt, which is going into the barn and is being used for an unseen purpose

    Signed by the artist. Part of a group of ten sketches which were donated to the Perry Township Public Library in 1978.

    The woman on the left is Mrs. Barretoon. The woman in the middle is Mrs. W. J. Snow. The woman on the right is Mrs. Pourratt.

    The large barn and livery associated with the Croswell boarding house can be seen at the top right. It apparently could house up to 16 teams of horses. The barn contained a windmill that drove a saw

    This picture shows the original Croswell home. It was the oldest home in the village and was originally built of logs. It was built by John Croswell and was used as a boarding house until the early 1

    Black and white photograph of a group of lumberjacks in three rows. The first two rows of men are sitting, and the back row is standing. These men are posed in front of a barn like structure. All men

    Black and white photograph of a man and woman sitting in a a horse drawn cart coming out of a barn. The couple may be on a farm.

    The frame construction of a barn-raising is directly behind them.

    The barn is located near George Hawthorne's farm near Eagle Lake on Con. 6 Lot 15.

    Black and white photograph of a family photograph in a farm's orchard. Behind the trees in the orchard is a barn. There are three groups of seated people. On the left is a boy standing behind a seate

    Black and white photograph of a farm and farmhouse with a road running along it. This farm is located on Lot 21 Con. 7 in Machar. There are two men standing at a different points along the road. The

    Alexander Bow was born April 11, 1878 in Mara Township Ontario. He would later marry Ellen McKee. They would go on to parent nine children.

    The Erven family has been in Canada since the 1850s, with some of the Erven children still residing in the South River area. The Erven farm was located on Concession 5.

    People in the car from left to right: Wilmer Bow (standing on mudguard), Tyson Birkett, Art Bow, Graydon Bow, Jean Bow, Gladys Bow (children lined up on running board from left), Mrs. Ran Rolston, Al

    The barn was built in 1907.