The Great Outdoors

    Black and white postcard of a river with trees at the bank and going into a forest on either side. There's a slight fog on the river.

    Hunter is Charlie Maeck, standing in front of original Maeck house.

    On the back of the picture 'Robb's, Quirts, Erven's, Thorn's, Grant's' is written. This picture was taken where there is a golf course is today.

    Black and white postcard of rapids and waterfalls. There's forest on either side of the river. There's also some rocks on either side of the river too. The rapids make a zig-zag pattern down a steep

    Black and white photograph of two men and a horse drawn sled in the winter. On the back of the sled's an ice box. One of the men is off the road collecting ice to be placed in the ice box. Behind him

    Black and white photograph in of a family sitting on the back of a road grater. They're in the process of grating Eagle Lake Road. There are two men driving the grater. In the middle there is a women

    Black and white photograph of raging water going over a wooden bridge. There are rocks and silt on the bridge. There's a man on the left side of the picture watching the water.

    Black and white photograph of lumberjacks standing on a log suspended in the air. There are eight men on the log. There are logs on the ground below them There are standing trees in the background.

    Black and white photograph of a female moose sniffing around a pile fire wood covered by a makeshift roof. There's a long shack on the right side of the photograph. The ground and the roofs of the bu

    The mill was built in the late 19th century by a Mr. Downey. It was first operated by Abraham Owen Oberholtzer in 1908.

    Black and white photograph of four male lumberjacks standing in the forest in the winter. Each of them is holding an axe.

    William Wilson Snow was born June 3, 1828. He married Barbara Reid in 1869. They had ten children.