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    A photograph of a field from the other side of the highway.

    A photograph of three men standing beside a wagon full of hay, with a man on top, being pulled by two horses.

    Book 2 - page - 31

    A photograph of a Barn and house on the other side of a bridge.

    A photograph of a barn, with many different signs on it, in a field.

    Threshing Crew at William Fry's Farm at Rosseau Falls 1905 Back Row Left to Right: Ed Crawford, George A. Atkinson, Tom Wilson, Will Kellington, Will Beley (b 1869, d 1938) (with mustache), Fred Coat

    A photograph of a yellow, three storey house with a wrap around veranda.

    Book 2 - page 1 -

    This shed was originally situated beside the Ferncliffe farmhouse and was used to house buggies and sleighs before the family used cars for transportation. It was moved to this site in the 1930s.

    The building of Ferncliffe was started in the Fall of 1877 and the family of Benjamin and Lucy Beley moved in during July of 1878. The house was lived in until the Fall of 1987. After the death of Ch

    The building of Ferncliffe was started in the Fall of 1877 and the family of Benjamin and Lucy Beley moved in during July of 1878. The house was lived in until the Fall of 1987. After the death of Ch

    The building of Ferncliffe was started in the Fall of 1877 and the family of Benjamin and Lucy Beley moved in during July of 1878. The house was lived in until the Fall of 1987. After the death of Ch

    The building of Ferncliffe was started in the Fall of 1877 and the family of Benjamin and Lucy Beley moved in during July of 1878. The house was lived in until the Fall of 1987. After the death of Ch

    Book 2 - page 29 - Note the buildings behind the house - left to right: garage, blacksmith shop (metal roof), wood shed (green roof), and barn (largest building)