Group Shots

    The class contains: back row, Grenville Brinen, Alvin Erwin, Wade Brown, Vern Lamb, Harvey Pinkerton, Ray Smith. 2nd from back row: Mr. Hart (Teacher), Evelyn Smith, Marg Harkness, Kay McIsaac, Marie

    The men are: John Brooks, Austin Hollingshead, Bill Butcher, Allister Johnston

    This is a black and white photograph showing two married couples on the day of their wedding. The two women are on the right of the photo, both wearing the same dark skirt and white blouse. The have

    This is a black and white portrait photograph of two young girls. The girl to the left of the picture's wearing a frilly white dress, with black stockings. Her hair has two curls held together with b

    This may be a blacksmith shop situated across from Stucke's house in Lount Township. One of the men could be Charlie Egger who used to be the blacksmith for Shortland in South River. Charlie Joy was

    The house these men are playing cards in was quite "fancy" for this time period and place; the lace curtains, pictures, and table legs are upscale. The picture may have been staged since the men have

    The people present are: Mrs. John Good, Mrs. George Windrem, Mrs. H. Heels, Mrs. J. Cole, Mrs. Hugh Boyd Sr., Roy Brown, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. Gordon Bingeman, Mrs. Tom Wattie, Mrs. Tom Woods, chil

    The photo was taken at the Sohm farm, near Bunker Hill. This photo is part of a number of photos donated by the Erven family, long time residents of the South River area.

    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

    Back row from: Fennella MacIntosh. Front row from left to right: Marion Wood, Winnie Brunner or Mona, June or Carrie Shortland, Norma Percival, Wilva Carter, Phyllis Loney, Cammie Robertson, Evelyn E

    "Canadian Girls in Training (CGIT) is a program developed for girls ages 12 - 17. Girls and leaders participate in activities based on the needs and interests of the girls in keeping with the four el

    The 4th man in the front row is Roy Carr, the 5th is Jack Murdock, the 8th is Albert Bessey and the 9th is Norm Murdock or Bill Watti. The middle row includes Art McCaig and Edward Meloy. The 6th man

    This is a black and white postcard of the 162nd Battalion, Sundridge, circa 1915. The soldiers are marching down Sundridge's Main Street, three or four abreast, and stretch to the end of the street a

    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.

    This is a black and white photograph of the South River Baseball Club's team of 1905. The team is in front of a wood-planked building of some kind, likely a dugout on the field. The first two rows ar

    The team members are: Pete Murdock, Austin McGrath, Carliton Burns, Raymond Campbell, Lee Caddon, Tim Christian, Everst Greaves, Bob Greaves, Billy Croutch

    The players are: Charlie Bottomly, Dr.McComb, Wells DeLong, Mr.Dural, Jay Boorse, Tim Christian, Carliton burns, Orval Burns, Sprissman, Wacky Ralston.

    This is a black and white photograph of a South River men's baseball team, 1937. There are two rows of players, the first kneeling and the second standing. They are wearing baseball jerseys that are

    First row: Elenaor Waldriff, Marion Jeffery, June Sohm, Verna Sohm, Verna Baxter, ? Sohm an ? Sohm. The Second row: Mrs. George Tough, Mrs. Jim Harkness, Marg Mitchell, Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. Don Elliott,

    Front row: T. D. Bell, Pastor William Schmidt, Hiram Bessy, Clinton Jackman, George Windrim. Second Row: Annie Bessy, unknown, Eva Bessy, Olive Windrim, Roxey Windrim, Beatrice Scott. Third Row: Amy