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    Part I - The Steamboat era with sections by Bill Ireland, Edward Bunt, Jack & Florence Thompson and Earl Siddal & Ted Bunt, Part II - Steamboat continued with Edward Bunt, Part III - Steamboat Era co

    Black and white photograph reproduction of another photograph by an unknown photographer. The picture has three long piles of logs, called a dump, at Ira Dahms Saw Mill in Rye in Lount Township. Ther

    Black and white photograph of a large pile of logs next to the railroad tracks. There's snow on the ground. In the background there is a forest on a hill.

    Black and white photograph of a railroad bridge going over a river. Below the bridge is a large number of logs. On the left side of the picture's a Standard Chemical Company locomotive, round house a

    Black and white photograph of a group of Burk's Falls loggers. They are kneeling in the snow. Amongst the the loggers there is a small dog. There is one of the lumber camp buildings in the background

    Black and white photograph of the Knight Brother's Lumber Mill. The buildings are covered in snow. On the right side of the picture is a half-frozen river. Amongst the buildings are a few railroad ca

    Black and white photograph of two horse drawn sleds loaded with finished lumber. There are no people or horses in the picture. The sleds seem to be in an open area this could be a field or perhaps a

    There's a line running through the middle of the photograph. It possible that this was two picture put together.

    The logs are for Dahms saw in Rye.

    Black and white photograph reproduction of another photograph by an unknown photographer. A picture of a car driving down a forest road. The car has lumber planks stored on either side. The lumber is

    Black and white photograph of a horse drawn sled with logs on it. There are a dozen or more logs on the sled. The man driving the horses is standing on the logs. There's no visible road. There's snow

    Black and white panoramic photograph of workers of the Standard Chemical Company Lumber Section. Each of the workers names has been written in pencil, blue and black pen. There is a horse on the left

    Black and white photograph of the Knoephli rapids on the Magnetawan River located off Highway 124. In the river a build up logs are forming in front of the bridge. There are number of people are on t

    114 page history of the Village of Sundridge and surrounding areas. Each of the thirty-three sections was written by a different author.

    Black and white photograph reproduction by an unknown photographer. A picture of three men coming into the Dahm's saw mill yard. They're on top of logs on a sled drawn by two dark coloured horses. Th

    This is a black and white photograph is a reproduction. The picture's of two men, with their teams, in the Dahms' Mill Yard. There's a team of two black horses on the left and a team of two white hor

    This project was begun when the South River-Machar Union Public Library received a grant from Summer Canada '81, the Employment Development Branch, and Canada Employment and Immigration Commission. S

    Black and white photograph reproduction of another photograph by an unknown photographer. This is an image of the Dahms Saw Mill Yard. Two buildings can be seen on the left and the right. There is a

    Twenty page calendar of historical images from Whitestone Township. Images include: local businesses, riverboats, homes, the lumber industry, local streets & railroads. The calendar runs from July 19

    Sixteen page souvenir booklet about the centennial of the Hagerman township. The book has a map of the area and vintage photographs of the area as well. The booklet covers many subjects including: pi