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    Not Gordon Furlong

    Black and white photograph of twelve men at a construction. Many of the men are holding tools. There are two horses on a harness ready to pull a cart. At this point no building can be made out. The g

    Black and white photograph of a horse pulling wood. Behind them is a sugar shack for making maple syrup. This building is in the woods. There is steam coming from the roof. Near the horses is a chimn

    The photograph was taken near the Macapher Farm.

    Black and white photograph of a horse drawn hay wagon. There is a man standing on top of a hay in the wagon. Beside the wagon there is a man and a boy. The man is holding a pitch fork. One of the men

    Water stain in the lower left corner.

    Black and white photo of four men on a horse drawn grader, circa 1910. Two men are sitting in the front of the grader, holding the reins, while two men are standing in the back, operating the machine

    Black and white photograph of a man on a horse. The man's looking away from the camera, toward two buildings behind him. Following the man and horse is a group of people. The man and horse may be in

    Found while gardening at Lynn Ingham's cottage at Eagle Lake lots 29 & 30 Conc. 1. There was a sawmill there at one time.

    Three identical horse bits. They're made of stainless steel. Each has a metal circle on either end of a metal stick. The metal sticks has a slight curve in it. One of the bits is rusting.

    The two men are Ed Russel and Henry Evens.

    Henry Erven showing at the fair.

    Black and white photograph of men and horses in the woods surrounded by trees which have been cut down.

    Black and white photograph of a horse drawn sleigh with a man on the sleigh. Behind the sleigh is a large pile of wood extending back out of the picture.

    Black and white photograph of a man standing on three logs on a sled drawn by two horses. They're on a snowy path in the forest.

    Black and white photograph of man in a horse-drawn mower.

    This photo is part of a number of photos donated by the Erven family, long time residents of the South River area.

    Gordon Furlong's parents were William and Mary Furlong. Gordon was born in 1904.

    The photograph was taken in Sundridge, in-front of Harper's house. Mary Harper was a teacher at uplands. Writing on back of photo mentions a livery team and Archie McCabe, however the significance of

    This photo is part of a number of photos donated by the Erven family, long time residents of the South River area. However it is unclear if this particular photo features members of the Erven family.