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    It was built by the Egger family. At one time it was the Wattenwyle Post Office.

    Black and white photograph of a photograph in a picture album. The photograph's a group picture of the Hawthorne family. There is a swing chair on the right. In the background on the left is a house.

    Picture came from 'The History of South River' by Marg Harkness. This looks to be a school project written in 1948.

    From left to right: In the back row is Esther Haufschild, Robert Haufschild, Mary Haufschild, Milton Haufschild. In front row is Albert Haufschild, Elma Haufschild, and Edward Haufschild.

    Mounted on cardboard.

    This house was built by Mr. Tom Russell in 1926. The original buiulding had burnt down, having been built by Alf Russell, an original pioneer of the South River area.

    The picture is slightly out of focus.

    This house was previously owned by Amby Ardiel.

    The original owner and builder was Frank Robb. The house then passed to Andy Sohm. Then the house belonged to Beatrice Sohm.

    The back row is George Philips and John Philips. The middle row is Emma, Mary, Bill, and an unknown Philips. In the front row is Nelson Philips.

    Presently at the entrance to the Government Docks.

    We-na-nak means nestled in the forest, possibly in Ojibway.

    A Black and white photograph and a colour photograph of the same home. The black and white photograph of the home was taken circa 1945. The home is a wooden one story home with a garage as a separate

    Black and white photograph and short description of a home on Miller street, East side, Lot 17, Plan 319. The photo shows the house in a state of slight disrepair, and the yard is fairly overgrown.

    A Black and white photograph of the McKnight home and a short written report about the address of the home. The house is a two story wooden building. The first floor has a wrap around porch and a swi

    A history of the home on 4252 Sparks Street in Magnetawan. It includes an old black and white photograph of the site and a new colour photograph.

    A two page document which includes two photographs and a history of the buildings on 20 Bay Street Magnetawan. The first picture is black and white and it shows a two story wooden surrounded by flood

    A Black and white photograph and short history of the property on Andrew Street, East side, Part lot 12 or 13, Access from Bay Street in Magnetawan. The black and white photograph shows a dilapidated

    Two pictures and a brief report of the history of the property on 23 Bay Street. The first, black and white, photograph was take when there was a heavy snow fall. The two story brick building with a

    A black and white photograph and a report on the lots 21 - 24 ion West Street South in Magnetawan. The photograph has a two story building with a balcony and a porch on a hill. In the foreground is t