Split Rail Country Vol. II Photo Collection

    Flesherton Citizen and Business award winners (left to right): Bernice Douglas, Bill Stephens, Don Stewart and Frank Colton of Colton's Garage

    A group of men parked under "Old baldy" a natural outcropping of rock on the side of the Beaver Valley above Kimberley. The men are likely from the Joseph Thomas Clark family or Drew-Brook family of

    A group of men and boys pictured together at the Cuckoo Valley Fishing Club clubhouse near Bowles Hill in the Beaver Valley. Top row, left to right: Art (Arthur), Murray (Drew-Brook?), and Joe Jr. Bo

    Joseph Thomas Clark (1866–1937), was born in Flesherton. About 1879, at 13 years old, he joined the Durham Review to learn the skills of the newspaper trade. To further his skills, he worked in Toron

    Glenn Eagles, Alvin Walker, Wayne Bowins and Don Harvey, Municipal employees, take a break at the Atremesia Municipal shop.

    Don Harvey, Artemesia Municipal employee and grader operator, plants a tree at the Artemesia Township Municipal Building to mark Canada's 125th anniversary.

    Dr. Jock Robinson and Pat Bernard of Flesherton serve up BBQ at the opening ceremony of the new Artemesia Township Recycling program.

    Artemesia Township Reeve Bob Elliott cuts the ribbon to open the Flesherton Waste Water System facility.

    Richard English seated on front porch of his Markdale home, flanked by his niece Eva (Smith) Jordan-Ostema (left), of Irbanna, IL, and his nephew Robert James Smith (right), of Meaford, Ont. Both wer

    Reeve Murray Betts cuts the ribbon to open the new Eugenia Park Playground. With him are Kent and Yvonne Little and their children, Mrs. Musgrove, and Councillor Brad Olliver.

    Flesherton District High School, located on Campbell St., Flesherton, ON, was built in 1952 replacing the original two-story structure that was completely destroyed following a fire on January 24, 19

    Glenn Eagles, Road Superintendent, with I.B. Whittaker, former Road Superintendent, at the opening of Glenn's new office, which took place along with the opening of the new road maintenance shed.

    Wendy Boucher of Greyburr Farms selling her hand-painted carry bags and garden produce at the Flesherton & Distrcit Farmers' Market

    Gerald Tweddle and Kevin Teeter, both Municipal Road Dept. employees, painting the outside of the Artemesia township Municipal offices building in preparation for the Open House.

    Glenn Eagles, Barry Croft, Gerald Tweddle, Kevin Teeter and Brian Russell: the Artemesia Township Municipal Road Department.

    William George Watson's horse-drawn hearse was made at Shallow lake in the late 1930s and was in use until 1952, driven by Tom Currie. The photo is taken while the hearse was in storage in Dr. Jock R

    The County of Grey float in the Flesherton Parade, passing infrom of the Hicklings store

    I.B. Whittaker with his Citizen's Award for 1989 at an Artemesia Council meeting. Vern Fawcett, Susan Spooner, Bill Stephens, Murray Betts, I.B. Whittaker, Ruth Richardson (I.B.'s daughter), Marg Rus

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

    Recipients of the Flesherton Community Citizen of the Year awards: Jack Carson (1993), Marie Curtis (1992), Freda Fawcett for Vern Fawcett (1990), and Kent Hewgill (1991)