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    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.

    This picture is likely a copy of a tin type.

    The people in the picture are Karl Maeck, Marie Maeck, Mr. & Mrs. Otto Maecka and Gordon Maeck

    The photograph maybe a copy of a tin type. From left to right the people in the picture are: William, John, Frederick, Cornelia, John Jr. & Louisa.

    In this picture from the 1940’s, Robert and Melissa Hicks and family lived in the home pictured at right in the picture at right. The upper level of the home had been removed by the time of the pictu

    A view looking southwest across Ahmic Lake from the corner of Ahmic and George Streets. On the right is the home of Albert ‘Bert’ and Nellie (Smith) Crossman. The tracks across the ice are from the n

    The picture was taken on the Steamer. Lillie May Arthurs was born in May 1902. She is one of the children of John and Annie Arthurs.

    This picture may have been taken at the Lily Faulkner Studio.

    Black and white photograph of two men, seven women, two girls and two babies. This group is standing in the woods. Based on the inscription on the reverse of the photograph it is likely that everyone

    This picture may have been taken at the Lily Faulkner Studio.

    Black and white photograph of the Whittington family outside of a house near a forest. There are ten family members in the picture. There are four adults and five children. In the back row is a girl,

    Black and white portrait photograph of the Wilson Family. There are two rows of people. The back row is standing and the front row is sitting. The back row has three boys and a young woman. Their nam

    Black and white group photograph of a family reunion. There are three rows of children and adults. There are thirty to forty people in the picture. Behind the group are trees.

    Black and white group photograph of a pioneer family. They are sitting outside of a log cabin. There are three rows of people. The front row is of men sitting on the ground. The middle row of men and

    Three-hundred-fifty-seven page book on the history of the village and Kearney and the surrounding villages. The main sections of the book are: farming, forestry, commerce, railroads, hotels, mining,

    Black and white photograph of Ernie Warner his daughter Margaret and his wife Vera. They're standing on the porch of a house.

    Annie and Katie are sisters-in-law. Annie's maiden name was Hadden. Annie married Percy Bottomley and Katie never married.

    Fred Detta was born October 15, 1894. William was born May 10, 1900. William is buried in Rye.

    Black and white photograph of a middle-aged woman in between two girls. They are standing in the grass with a bush behind them.

    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