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    (Condition: Fair.) Photo from Glenn Chant.

    (Condition: Fair.) Photo from Clela Haskin.

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    (Condition: Fair.) Photo from Molly Kennedy. Michael Edmund Mooney was a 3rd generation lockmaster. (1894-1945)

    (Condition: Fair.) Photo from Molly Kennedy.

    (Condition: Fair.) Photo from Marjorie Earl.

    Black and white photograph of John Haizlitt (1849-1936) in 1902. He was the canal man at Newboro in 1901 and worked as a canalman in Chaffey's before this. By profession he was a carpenter married to

    Black and white photograph of Randall Montgomery, early tourist, at Chaffey's Lock in 1904. Randall was eventually Vice-President of the P&O Power and Light Company of Youngstown Ohio. It appeared he

    Black and white photograph of Fred Alford (1877 - 1951) and James Simmons (1877 - 1957), hunting in Chaffey's Lock, Ontario in October, 1909. Fred Alford's home later became Dorothy's Fishing Lodge a

    Black and white photograph of Pennock Hill in Elgin, Ontario in 1900.

    Black and white photograph of the Laishley House in Elgin, Ontario in 1900. This is now the Guthrie House and was built in 1884. Henry Laishley (1821-1894) was a general merchant who operated the ori

    Black and white photograph of the Stanton saw mill in Elgin, Ontario in 1900. This mill was steam powered.

    Black and white photograph of Main Street in Elgin, Ontario in 1900. This photograph is of the corner of Main Street and Perth Street. The location is the location of the Laishley store built in 1848

    Black and white photograph of a group of people at Chaffey's Lock, Ontario in 1908.

    Black and white photograph of a group of people on a porch in Philipsville, Ontario in 1909. Left to right: Mr. and Mrs. Whitmore, Mrs. W.B. Phelps, Lena Laishley, Edyth Phelps Davison (born 1890).Th

    Black and white photograph of Verna Davison and Lena Laishley (born 1887) in Philipsville, Ontario in 1904. The two women were cousins.

    Black and white photograph of William Laishley (1859 - 1932) hunting around 1900 - 1910.