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    Frame church replaced original log church (1894). The church is located on Lot 152 Concession A.

    Gordon Maeck operated a barber shop in South River on Ottawa Street from 1944 until 1980.

    The woman in the black hat is unknown. The women in the white hat might be Beatrice Edgecombe. The man in the driving cap is unknown. The man in the passenger seat is Harry Edgecombe.

    This is a black and white photograph of Don Johnston's Service Station, located in South River, circa 1950. The building's one floor. There's three large first floor windows, and a sign between two o

    Ira Dahms had brackets made to carry longer lumber beside the truck and shorter material in the box. When the truck was loaded like this the door could not be opened.

    Black and white photograph of a train cars with a large number of logs on each. The smoke stacks of the Standard Chemical Company can be seen in the background. There's a car in the middle picture to

    People in the car from left to right: Wilmer Bow (standing on mudguard), Tyson Birkett, Art Bow, Graydon Bow, Jean Bow, Gladys Bow (children lined up on running board from left), Mrs. Ran Rolston, Al

    The store was on Ottawa Avenue in South River Ontario.

    Black and white photograph reproduction of another photograph by an unknown photographer. A picture of a car driving down a forest road. The car has lumber planks stored on either side. The lumber is

    Black and white photograph reproduction of another photograph by an unknown photographer. This is an image of the Dahms Saw Mill Yard. Two buildings can be seen on the left and the right. There is a