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      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.

      This photo was taken on the occasion of the a church anniversary celebration.

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      Stanley Tulloch dressed in a three piece suit is pictured with one arm resting on an automobile parked in front of an unidentified wood frame building.

      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.

      The three women in this summer photo are identified as Ivy, Eva and Margaret Dempster. All three ladies wear knee length skirts and sport "finger waves or marcelle type hair-do`s."

      Front Row (Left to Right): Emma Gardiner, Kay Grigg, Mrs. Isaac Nicholson, Mrs. Jack Tait (Nina) Sarah Warnock. Middle Row: Jessie Tulloch, Rhoda Warnock (Tapp) Mary Bass, Minnie Nicholson, Maud Gardiner (Minnie and Maud - Tait sisters). Back Row: Mrs. Robert Nicholson, Ruth Clark (Ministers wife) Mrs. Laura Anderson, Mrs. …

      Back Row (Left to Right): Mary Bass, Mrs. Bill Boville, Jessie Tulloch, Mrs. Robert Nicholson, Olive LaRone, Ruth Clark, Mrs. Laura Anderson. Middle Row: Maud Gardiner, Emma Allen, Minnie Nicholson, Rhoda Warnock. Front Row: Kay Grigg, Mrs. Isaac (Sarah) Nicholson, Mrs. John Tait (Nina), Sarah Warnock.

      Back Row (Left to Right): Mrs. Bob Nicholson, Mrs. Emily Beharriall, Mrs. Mary Bass, Mrs. Alta Eaket, Mrs. Minnie Nicholson, Mrs. Wm Boville (Annie), Mrs. Amy Nicholson, Mrs. Sarah Warnock, Mrs. Olive LaRone, Mrs. Emma Allen holding Norma Eaket. Front Row: Mrs. Barker Mrs. Andrew Tulloch, Mrs. Isaac Nicholson, Mrs. …

      In the Back Row are: Ruth Clark(ministers wife) George Nicholson, Bob Nicholson, Sam Allen, Magnus Tait, Herb Allen, Andrew Tulloch, Bill Arnill, and Mr. Rickard (lay Minister). Front Row: (ladies in plaid coats un-named) Mrs. Bill Arnill, Mrs. Robert Barker, Mrs. Alex Fraser, Mrs. Isaac Nicholson (Sarah) Mrs. Andrew Tulloch.

      This is a small black and white photo from approximately 1930 of part of Iron Bridge. It shows a streetscape with various styles of buildings including peak roofed and western false front construction. The last building on the right could be the Algoma Hotel later known as the The Rod …

      While notes on the reverse indicate that this later became the Rod and Gun Hotel, other documentation states that the Algoma Hotel stood on the site of the previous daycare/Doctors building, while the Rod and Gun was across the corner.

      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.

      This color postcard is an aerial view of the town of Iron Bridge. This photo was taken prior to the original bridge being dismantled and after the new bridge had been put in place. The photo shows most of the town east of the river.

      The construction for the Red Rock Hydro Dam began in 1959 in response to the need for more power after the discovery of Uranium in Elliott Lake. Red Rock was built in response to the demand from the mines, cost approximately $17 million and employed 550 people at some points …

      This color postcard shows a 1907 Pumper Wagon that was situated in front of the Blind River Fire Department. These older vehicles were coal fired and a fireman would feed coal to the engine. This would be done on the way to the fire site in order to build up …