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    Opinicon Resort kitchen c.1945 with chef Dumoulin and staff

    Don and Hazel Jarrett proprieters of the Opinicon Hotel c.1945

    Don and Mary Warren in his guide boat Alcabiades at Chaffey's Locks c.1949

    Don, Hazel and Janice Jarrett (later Cross) proprieters of Opinicon Hotel c.1942

    Ed Curry (1853-1945) and members of his family in Newboro c.1940

    Janice Jarrett Cross and Lorraine Warren Crane having ice cream with a guest at the Opinicon. Black dog was Barney

    Ken Rankin, Henry Smith (fishing guide) and Don Jarrett owner of Opinicon Hotel with fish c.1945

    Two unidentified men at Newboro Lockstation on July 29 1949

    Richard Trotter (1874-1951) taking his horse Prince to the barn c.1940

    Julia Preston and her friend Eileen Irwin April 1941

    Crosby, Ontario's Women's Institute Tweedsmuir Book covering some of the early history of Crosby Ontario(also once known as Singleton's Corners). The history in the book covers the period of the 19th

    The Chaffey's Lock Women's Institute was founded in 1924 and operated until 1992. This Tweedsmuir history was started around 1940 and was updated regularly until the 1960s .

    Charles Alford (1874-1949)worked as a fishing guide at Chaffey's Lock during his later years.

    Charles Gamble (1920-1987) was born and raised in California Ontario near Jones Falls. He was involved in farming and carpentry most of his life. Charlie served as reeve of South Crosby township from

    Allan, Mickey and Fred Alford at Chaffey's Lock c.1940

    Otter Lake Cheese Factory c. 1946

    Photo of Ken Bedore, a Chaffey's fishing guide with a fishing party 1944

    Opinicon Hotel Living Room 1944 - Don Jarrett the owner by the door

    Ponderosa Cottage Opinicon Hotel 1944 Members of Bliss family from Youngstown Ohio and far left identified as Phyllis Korten

    David John Hughson at Crystal Spring farms on Opinicon Lake advertising to take out fishing parties c.1940