Résultats

      This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Iron Bridge Women's Institute.

      A black and white photograph of Leonard Trivers and his wife at Aubrey Falls before their marriage. The couple is pictured in casual clothes standing on a river bank. The falls can be seen behind them.

      "Chester, Ruth, Aunt Maud, Gramma, Uncle Bert Gardiner 1938" This photo can be found in the Gardiner/Allen scrapbook 1700's - 1954.

      "Ruth Gardiner, Chester Gardiner, children of Charles and Maude drowned Dec. 25, 1941." This photo can be found in the Gardiner/Allen scrapbook 1700's - 1954.

      Sam Rothwell is reportedly the brother of Great Grandmother Rebecca Allen. This photo can be found in the Gardiner/Allen scrapbook 1700s to 1954.

      Three young boys pose outdoors each holding a cat or kitten in their arms.

      Group photo of parishioners attending the 1938 Iron Bridge United Church Reunion.

      A photo of a group of attendees to the 1938 Iron Bridge United Church reunion.

      The picture is of a young girl with a dog. The identity of the girl is unknown but she is related to the Tapp family.

      This photo shows a man in a boat. His identity is not known, but he is related to the Tapp Family.

      These are two sheds that were likely on the Tapp Farmstead.

      Mrs. Tapp and her daughter out side of Draper Groceries store.

      This photo shows a man who is likely Mr. Tapp on some sort of construction equipment.

      This picture shows Mr. Ed Tapp in from of his barn with two draft horses and his dog.

      This photo is of an unknown baby boy who is part of the Tapp Family. the photo was taken some time before November 1938.

      This is a photo of an unknown couple in front of a dump truck. they are part of the Tapp Family.

      This is a photo of the Tapp family home in Kynoch. the property is no longer in the family.

      This is a photo of the construction Equipment that the Tapp family employed in 1938.

      This is a photo of Mr. and Mrs. Tapp at their home in Kynoch. Their first names are unknown at the moment.

      This photo shows two Tapp women at the Tapp homestead in Kynoch. their first names are unknown.