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    The point at Chaffey's Lock c. 1925. Tent is typical of period when so many tenters used the points at the lock station that it was called Tent City.

    George Bass making maple syrup at his farm off Highway 15 c.1925

    Unidentified family (possibly Regan family) at Chaffey's c.1920 Woman in

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    Anderson's Camp at Chaffey's Lock c.1925. Anderson was a tourist from Ohio who was originally a member of the Opinicon Club and later an owner for in the 1920s.

    Charles Broley (1879-1959)was the famous "Eagle Man"who banded more than 1000 eagles in his lifetime as well as sounding alarms about DDT. His cottage on Whiskey Island was purchased in 1913 when he

    George Bass making maple syrup the traditional way at his farm on Highway 15 c.195

    Unidentified members of the Fleming family of Chaffeys

    Bill Acton (1918-1999) and friends at family cottage in Chaffey's Lock c.1925

    Bill Acton (1918-1999) , his sister Estelle, mother Marguerite and father Edward at the O'Brien homestead on Lake Opinicon (Bill's grandfather married Roseanne O'Brien)

    The Devils Elbow, Entrance to Newboro Lake