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    George Hewitt, bullrider and trainer/driver of standard bred race horses, during a horse riding exhibition.

    Leonard MacArthur (1908-1986), son of Lachlan MacArthur, holding a fox cub at Harold Karstedt's fox farm in Priceville.

    The Lachlan Macarthur farm was located on North Durham Road, Lots 7, the west half of Lot 8, Lot 10 (purchased from the Scott family) and Lot 7 South Durham Road (purchased from the McCabes). The barn was considered the largest in the County and was where the MacArthurs kept ...

    Two men loading logs for McGinnis Logging and Sawmills

    McGinnis Export Timber Priceville

    McGinnis Export Timber Priceville

    A load of logs leaves from McGinnis Logging & Sawmill for export

    Top to bottom slides: Lloyd & new tank truck, May 18, 1971 1st job Apr. 28/71 Home on Apr. 23/71 New tank truck March 1974 Doug heading for homecoming parade in Priceville July 2, 1990.

    Photograph of the McPhail family tombstone in McNeil Cemetery, just south of Priceville. Agnes Macphail was buried here in 1954 alongside her mother, father and sister, Gertha.

    Sun. Apr. 8 [n.y.] Dear Donna, Have been reading with interest your efforts to revive Agnes MacPhail's [sic] memory. As a young person tales of Agnes were of interest to me, and I recall her visits to my grandfather's farm at Proton Station. (Robert G. Acheson) Grandpa had 6 daughters, ...

    See ch.3 of Split Rail Country Vol. II for more information

    Jack Carson, a Priceville Police Village Trustee, in the Priceville Santa Claus parade

    The cenotaph at Priceville commemorates local soldiers fallen in World War I at Ypres and Mons, including: Goldwin Patterson; John H. MacDonald; Robert McMeekin; Dan McNalty; James Whyte; Donald L. MacKinnon; Thomas L. Mather; Isaac A. Pinkerton; Irvine MacArthur; Alex MacVicar; Archibald A. MacKinnon; Neil J. MacMillan; Robert E. MacLean; ...

    A group of Veterans from Priceville ride in Croft's wagon.

    A group of veterans attend the rededication of the cenotaph at Priceville, including: [Front row] Daisy Whyte, Bernice Harrison [for Jones Harrison]; Lloyd Whyte [for Wesley Whyte], John Manser [second row] Lorne Foy; Emerson Meads; Wesley Hindle; Farquhar MacKinnon; Allan Cameron [third row] Donald Carson;Emerson Watson; Donald Meads; Robert Sutherland; ...

    Part of the ceremony during the rededication of the Priceville cenotaph.

    Group photograph from the St. Andrew's Church summer program, the Daily Vacation Bible Camp

    Holdfast Club 60th Anniversary Committee, August 1984: Doreene Fathers, Jean Hutchinson, Velma Wright, Dora Higarth, Dorothy Walmsley, Doreene Adair[?], Shirley Baker

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    John Davidson's walk to raise money for genetic research came up Highway 10. The people of Flesherton and Priceville among others supported the Jessie's Journey campaign as it passed through their towns.