Résultats

      NG 4- 31. Used in the 2006 Archives' Calendar

      Named in the photo are: Back Row: Mrs. Mary Bass, Mrs. Olive La Rone (Warnock), Bill Arnill, Mrs. S. Rothwell. Seated are: Mrs. Alex Fraser, Mrs. Tom Hamill, Mrs. Isaac Nicholson, Hr. Hamill, Mrs. Andrew Tulloch, Andrew Tulloch, Magnus Tait and Sam Allen.

      Mary Tulloch is shown sitting in the snow, wearing a long coat trimmed with a large fur collar and a close fitting hat.

      This winter photo is of Mary Tulloch (left) and Stella Tulloch (right). Both ladies wear long winter coats with fur collars and hats, they are posed outdoors in a forested area.

      This black and white photo shows the original "Iron Bridge" that gave the town its name. The photo shows the entire span of the bridge over the river and the river still appears to have ice on it. A small sign reads "narrow bridge".

      Notes on the back of the photo read: Present bridge in Iron Bridge under construction.

      Erma and Earla Tulloch, Stan Tulloch`s twins, Circa 1948. The girls were born on April 8, 1945.

      This black and white photo is of Stella Tulloch (Alhusen) shown outdoors in winter. She is wearing a long coat with a large fur collar and a wide brimmed hat with a decorative hatband. She is holding a snowball in her right hand and a cedar rail fence line can …

      Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle were married on July 1, 1914 in Day in Blind River. This photograph can be found in a scrapbook entitled "Part of the Carlyle Family Story."

      Note: Parkinson is located to the north east of Iron Bridge and south of Kynoch.

      This color photo shows a two story wood frame building that appears to be empty at the time of the photo. It sits in the middle of a cleared area and the wood has grayed with age.

      This winter photo shows a small bungalow set in a heavily wooded area. To the rear of the house stacks of concrete blocks can be seen stacked on pallets. The house has a small covered overhang on the left side where construction debris has been piled.

      This well kept two story building is noted as being a tourist lodge on White River Road. The photo taken in early spring or fall shows a two story home with a covered front porch on the front and a side addition done in gold colored siding. A sign to …

      This spring photo notes this was the residence of Ed Fraser on White River Road. Two small buildings can be seen, both are one story wood frame construction. The buildings appear to be abandoned with windows broken and boarded up. A truck can be seen at the rear of the …

      This is a black and white photo of the Livingston Creek School dated 1946. The building is gray cement block with a small dormer on the roof line. There appears to be two sets of stairs leading up to doors, situated one on each side of the building.

      This small red schoolhouse with a small bell tower is located in Little Rapids just north of Thessalon. The building appears to be abandoned having doors and windows boarded up at the time of the photo in 1976.

      This color photo shows an abandoned Day Mills School house. The building is empty and the windows have all been broken. It appears to be a brick building that had two entrance doors at the front of the building and a small bell tower rests on the roof. There is …

      This color photo shows an abandoned Day Mills School house. The building is empty and the windows have all been broken. It appears to be a brick building that had two entrance doors at the front of the building and a small bell tower rests on the roof. There is …

      This winter photo taken in 1977 is of the Seventh Day Adventist Church along Highway 17 east in Iron Bridge. It is a small one story white building set out in a field. A ramp leads up to the front doors.

      This black and white photo shows the front view of the Bellingham Church in winter months. The front vestibule section is sided in cedar shakes and the remainder of the building appears to be stucco. A small outbuilding can be seen to the left rear.