Résultats

      Black and white photograph of unidentified students at the North Russell Public School.

      Arthur A. Fraser built this bridge in the MacDougall Park.

      Dr. MacDougall's house was located at the South-East corner of Church and Concession streets.

      Black and white original photograph of Wallace Campbell and Bob on Dr. MacDougall's horse in front of his house.

      The Russell Public School was built in 1890 where the bank of Nova Scotia currently stands. The building was destroyed in the Great Fire of 1915.

      Russell Public School and Russell Continuation School. This school stood where the present public school stand today. This school was built in 1909 and was replaced by the present school in 1969.

      Original black and white photograph of students.

      Looking north on Concession St. from the Methodist church tower. Town before the fire.

      Original photograph of Mather Hotel on the northwest corner of Concession and Mill Streets. The men are replacing the boardwalks with concrete sidewalks. (before the fire)

      Photograph of the Pana Cheese Factory which stood at the corner of Hamilton Rd. and Stanley Rd. The factory was built in 1899.

      The Fairbanks Cheese Factory stood on the corner of Wade Rd. and Route 400 until it burned down in 1923.

      The White Star Cheese Factory was situated across from the Orange Hall. The factory, built in 1885, stood at the north end of Forced Rd.

      Black and white photograph of unidentified students at the North Russell Public School.

      Black and white photograph of Miss Muriel Jeacle, a teacher at the North Russell Public School.

      Black and white photograph of Miss Myrtle MacGregor, a teacher at the North Russell Public School

      Original black and white photograph of boys during their Sunday School Class.

      Black and white photograph of Rev. A.P. Menzies, Russell United Church's minister from 1925-1930.

      Photographic copy of the Pana Railway Station / Post Office / Store on the New York Central Line. It has written on the back: man second on right John Adams

      One a of a collection of small photographs depicting unidentified Russell citizens at the railway station. Photograph depicts a wedding party "send off" at the Russell Train Station.

      One of a collection of small photographs depicting unidentified Russell citizens at the Railway Station: four women, a man and a young boy standing beside a car.