Résultats

      This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Iron Bridge Women's Institute.

      These type of photo postcards became very popular in the early 1900's. (Aunt Ida Merritt)

      Left to Right: Bill Fraser, Pearl Beharriell, Anne Fraser, Elizabeth Beharriell, Belle and Kate Fraser

      Grandpa (Isaac) Nicholson . Note: The quality of the original photo prevented better detail being available.

      Grandpa (Isaac) Nicholson's Mother. The quality of the original photo prevented better detail from being available.

      Isaac Nicholson and unnamed companion. The quality of the original photo made better details unavailable.

      "Emma (Gramma), Uncle Bert, Aunt Annie, Aunt Mabel, Grandmother Gardiner, Uncle Percy, Grandfather, circa 1910." This photo can be found in the Gardiner/Allen scrapbook 1700's-1954.

      "Photo taken on S.C. Gardiner farm. Boy in the tree is Percy Gardiner. Not all people are identified with exception of Middle: unknown, Maud (Tait) Gardiner, unknown, S.C. Gardiner, unknown, Emma Gardiner front left, unknown, circa 1910." This photo can be found in the Gardiner/Allen scrapbook 1700'2 - 1954.

      "Emma Gardiner circa 1910" This photo can be found in the Gardiner/Allen scrapbook 1700's - 1954.

      Notes beside this photo state that Mrs. Allen was born Feb. 17, 1850 in Lanark County, Ontario and married William Allen January 28, 1868 at 18 years of age. The notes tell of her journey to the Iron Bridge area with seven young children, and her life of challenges including …

      A black and white group photo of some of the early pioneers of the area.

      A photo taken at the Rosenberg Farm house - (Lot 9 - Conc 4, Day Twp) as the hunters return from the hunt. The photo shows six people, five men, one with a deer across his shoulders and there appears to be a young woman seated on the porch.

      A formal photograph of Jack Rothwell and Nelson Allen as young men. In the photo you can see the large stiff shirt collars both young men wore which were the fashion in the early 1900's.

      A formal wedding photo of William Garner Nicholson and Alice Agnes Rosenberg on February 19, 1910 taken in Sowerby, Ontario. The marriage took place at the home of the brides parents Charles and Mary (Murphy) Rosenberg.

      A formal photo of Alice Agnes Rosenberg/Nicholson Barber at the age of 19 on the occasion of her wedding.

      This black and white postcard photo shows Bill Mason standing in front of a photographers backdrop. This type of photo postcard became popular in the early 1900's with Kodaks 3A Folding Pocket Camera.

      This is a formal style photo of Tom Martin and Louse Driver taken in a photographers studio. Louise wears a long gown trimmed with triangular lace and Tom wears a dark suit.

      This is an enlarged copy of a group photo taken in Iron Bridge. This group composed of people of all ages wearing fine clothes stand outside a two storey white building that has flags flying from the second story windows. Other buildings. a field and forest can be seen in …

      A photo of the Iron Bridge United Church bible class of 1910.