Résultats

      Black and white photograph of the skating rink in Magnetawan in 1934. The rink has no one skating on it. The rink is bordered by a wooden fence. Behind the rink is the village with many shops and homes.

      The Magnetawan School, this picture was taken in 1916 when G.J. Grunin was principal.

      Black and white photograph of a cabin just off a body of water. There is a dock on the water and a canoe pulled up on the shore. The cabin is nestled in the forest. The cabin is a one floor wooden structure with an attic space or a loft. …

      Black and white photograph of a white motor boat anchored in a lake. In the background there is a hill with a forest on it.

      We-na-nak means nestled in the forest, possibly in Ojibway.

      Black and white photograph of the old wooden jail in Magnetawan. The back of the building has a small window with bars in it. When this picture was taken the jail has not be used in some time. Some of the shingles on the roof have fallen off.

      Church was painted by A.G. Cassen and the group of seven and image hangs in the National Art gallery in Ottawa.

      The image was created from two different pictures.

      Black and white photograph of three children standing with arms over each others shoulders on a farm. Behind the children is a wooden fence and a farm field.

      Colour aerial photograph of Magnetawan in 1960. The swing bridge can be seen crossing the Magnetawan River. Main street and a portion of the village can be seen on the left hand side of the photograph.

      Two black and white photographs of the same home. The top photograph shows the house when it was owned by Joseph Nelson. At the time it was a one story brick home. The home has a small attack above the main floor. The second photograph shows the same building from …

      Two black and white photographs of the destroyed blacksmith shop in Magnetawan. The building was made of wood and the roof has collapsed, it appears as though this photo may have been taken following a fire.

      Black and white photograph of Johnny Fletcher who was a shoemaker in Magnetawan. Johnny is seated, wearing an apron, smoking a pipe, and fixing a shoe. On the left there is a wall covered with tools and books.

      Black and white photograph of the village of Magnetawan in 1918. The picture shows the rock leading into the village and the various wooden buildings in the village. There is a large white wooden church on the right. On the left is a white bridge crossing the Magnetawan River. The …

      Black and white photograph of the old Magnetawan Post Office. Its a two story wooden building. There are steps leading up to the entrance and a deck on either side of the entrance. There's a woman in a dress standing on the deck at the entrance of the Post Office.

      Black and white photograph of Howard and Laura Stewart and a baby. They are sitting on the running board of a car. The car is parked in front of a home. There may be a barn behind the car.

      Black and white photograph of Jean, Cecil and Mae Grunig skating on a lake or river. They're all wearing jackets and pants. In the background, on the edge of the water is a forest.

      Back row left to right: G. J. Grung, Harry Edgecomb, Tom Miller, Roy King, Lorne Bell, Roy Smith, Ray King, Ron Cooper, Grant Jeffery, Oliver Miller, Tom Daley. Front row left to right: Jim Miller, Robert Jenkins, Bill Cooper, Len Bell, Howard Hewitt, Angus Bell, Norm Morris, Fred Schmeler.

      The Klondyke Hotel was built by Al (Klondike) Jenkins with the gold he mined in the Klondike Gold Fields. It was situated where the Schmeler House is now. The hotel was owned by Mr. Babcock when it burned in 1936.

      Black and white portrait photograph of Viola Peters Standing in a wicker chair. Her hair is dark and has been cut short. She is wearing a frilly white dress with her hands folded in front of her.