Résultats

      This is a copy of the invitations that were issued for the opening and reception of the Blind River Library February 23, 1978.

      This is a Acme Library Card Pocket that was provided to patrons to keep their library card in.

      Some of the items purchased were 5 loaves of bread at .20 cents each, a 25 lb bag of flour for $2.19, 1 box of Corn Flakes for .36 cents and other items. This receipt can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Nesterville Women's Institute.

      This receipt can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Nesterville Women's Institute.

      This history contains both text and photos.

      This is a chronological time line of the history of the Iron Bridge United Church from 1880 to 1992.

      This version of the text omits the phone numbers of executive members as found in the original. Copie numérisé / digitized copy

      Copie numérisé / digitized copy

      This is a one page article written about Dr. & Mrs. Burd who settled in Blind River in 1898. Mrs. Burd was the first librarian when the library opened in 1926.

      A quick tips infographic for getting your site set up and important information included in your site set up.

      A certificate given to Mrs. Lottie (James Senior) Armstrong for her long service to the Ontario Women`s Institute. January 8, 1975, signed by President Edith M. Cameron

      This is a copy of the sermon that was given on the occasion of the 100th Anniversary of the Iron Bridge United Church in May 1992.

      Its comes from page 168 of the directory.

      Twelve page typed section of the 1886 Sundridge business directory . The first section has a poem by A. G. Churchhill. After that the document focuses on the local businesses, the operator,s and descriptions of the businesses in Sundridge.

      Document about the the name of the local newspaper. It was to be officially called the "Echo." Also highlights that the paper will be carried by the Post Service, and that it will be possible to subscribe to the newspaper.

      Officers: President - Clarence Dempster, 1st V.P - Lloyd Reid 2nd VP - Alfred Martin Secretary- Mrs.William Boville Directors - Herb Wilson, Max Tulloch, Ray Tulloch, Edgar Inkster, Campbell McLeod (Director for East Algoma Medical Services)

      In 1951 there were 108 telephones in use and 77 1/2 miles of single wire.

      This financial report is for the year 1950 and was issued by the Iron Bridge Electrical Company to its shareholders. It includes the Operating Expenses, income-profit and loss statement, and current assets on hand.

      This five page document is a brief history of Iron Bridge from its beginnings in the 1800s to the 1980s. It provides information on the name of the town, its development over time, the people, and some of the facilities the town had to offer.

      This is a colored cardboard brochure that was created for the first Reunion celebration of S.S. #1 Gladstone Public School on August 5, 1967. It provided some history about the school and a brief outline of the events that were taking place.