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    A group of people are shown in front of Loron and Alice (Blaney) Stanyer’s home. In the front are David Paul, Helen Ladd, Shirley Paul, Velma Ladd, Evelyn Ladd, and Olla Ladd. In back are Lizzie Paul

    David Paul, Walter Stanyer, Vernal Hicks and Carl Moulton are shown in front of the Stanyer home on Lot 12

    Pictured here is the home built by Albert ‘Bert’ and Nellie (Smith) Crossman in 1948 after purchasing the former site of the Croswell Brothers’ boat works. The home is presently owned by Jack Crossma

    The square single family home, centre left in this picture, belonged to the Hicks family. Behind it and across the road is the home belonging to Ab and Emmeline (Neely) Ross. Centre right is the home

    The ‘Armour’ in front of the Wager home on the south side of Queen Street.

    This is a view of the Ahmic Harbour shoreline, looking from the south. At the left of the picture is the home on the corner of Ahmic Street and Mary Street. later owned by Loron and Alice Stanyer. At

    James Croswell officially acquired part of Block A midway between the historic Croswell Boarding house and John Street in 1912. At the time of the 1911 census, however, James and Matilda Jane (Lewis)

    Lots 6 and 7 on the northwest corner Ahmic and John Streets were transferred from John and Mary Ann (Taylor) Croswell to the William Kennedy family in 1895 for $100. This suggests that the home pictu

    This frame home on the northeast corner of Ahmic and John Streets was originally owned by Samuel Calvert. At the time of the 1901 census, and probably at the time of this picture, the home was occupi

    This picture looking east along Ahmic Street was taken in the 1930’s. The corner store remains standing but has lost the balcony and attractive façade. The former Dodge Lumber Co. headquarters, now t

    Looking east from the Lizzie Paul home on the corner of Ahmic and Mary Streets. The picture was likely taken in the 1930’s since the Crossman home had not yet been built.

    A view looking southwest across Ahmic Lake from the corner of Ahmic and George Streets. On the right is the home of Albert ‘Bert’ and Nellie (Smith) Crossman. The tracks across the ice are from the n

    In this picture are William and Florence Mary (Croswell) Millin in front of their home on the easterly part of Block A on the north side of Ahmic Street. The first transaction related to the house ap

    Samson and Amelia built the home which sat at the SW corner of Elizabeth and George Streets, across the road from the Wylie home and Post Office. The home can be seen in the centre of the picture bel

    This picture shows the ‘Paul home’ that sat at the SW corner of Elizabeth and George Streets, across the road from the Wylie home and Post Office as it looked in the 1960’s. Unfortunately at the time

    Carl and Joyce (Crisp) Crossman with the home originally built by Sam and Amelia (Ross) Paul that sat at the SW corner of Elizabeth and George Streets, across the road from the Wylie home and Post Of

    This is a view of the Ahmic Harbour shoreline, looking from the south. At the left of the picture is the former Croswell Boat Works. Behind the boat house is Newell’s store which by the time of this

    This is a picture of what is remembered as the ‘Stanyer home’ as seen looking from the southwest on Mary Street. Over time, many individuals appear to have owned, although not necessarily occupied th

    In this picture entitled “Kip’s Colts” taken around 1905 the Lillie Kennedy boarding house can be seen middle left and at the right can be seen the home then owned by William Kennedy and later owned

    Pictured is the home built by Bert and Nellie (Smith) Crossman on the site of the former Croswell Brothers’ boat works. Immediately beyond is a boathouse and two car garage built by Lyle and Bill Ros