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      Thomas Holcombe's small water powered mill at Little Rapid's. Built in 1894.

      Notes accompanying this photo read: "Dan McDonald, foreman, on right: Stewart Kintrea, Mill foreman and timber scaler fourth from right. Holcombe gristmill in foreground. Home of Thomas Holcombe, founder of Little Rapids on left. Little Rapids about 1900. Holcombe gristmill in foreground. Thomas Holcombe home on left."

      This is a black and white photo of the Burtis Mill boarding house located at the edge of the water. There are three two story buildings, and two smaller one story buildings, all are wood frame construction, with what appears to be cedar shake shingles on the roofs. A tugboat …

      This is a black and white photo of the Burtis Lumber mill as viewed from across the bay. Several buildings are visible including the main mill building where the jack leg extends down to the water to feed the mill with raw lumber. The bay is filled with floating logs …

      This is a black and white photo showing Holcombe Mills at Little Rapids, with the grist mill situated at the top left of the photo. A wooden bridge crosses the river between the grist mill and the sawmill on the right of the photo. If you look carefully you can …

      Livingston Creek, Church (Left) 1897-1960, School (Right) 1884 - 1909 This was a Methodist Church from 1863 - February 17, 1963. The new school for this section was located at the corner of Highway 17 and Walker Road.

      This is a black and white photo of a class of students at the Little Rapids Public School. The students appear to be arranged by age from youngest in the front to eldest standing at the back. The ages range from very young to young adults. There is an adult …

      Little Rapids school in modified form on original site. Built in 1880. Situated at Collver's Corner.

      Pupils at Ansonia School, S.S. #3 Lefroy. Original Log School building in background.

      This is a black and white photo of a one story wood frame building that could be a school house or a church. The exact location is not known. There are five people in the photo standing next to the building, two men, two women and a young girl. A …

      This is a black and white photo of a one story wood frame building that could be a school house or a church. The exact location is not known. The building has a cedar shake roof and it appears to have a run in attached with one open side perhaps …

      Notes on the back of the photo read "Carol Mercer 842-3829. Donated by Horace Latulippe."

      R. stands for Rory MacDonald who worked for T.G.Wigg and Co.

      Notes on the back of the photo read "Joe Roan's load at Farrell's Camp, Thessalon Lumber Co. bought out Dyment Lumber Co. in 1906. Compliments Espanola Historical Society January 26, 1989."

      Notes on the back of the photo read "Wiley's Camp", Austin Nelles from Bob McNee" Additional notes about the Thessalon Lumber Co. indicate it operated from about 1907-08 to 1915.