Résultats

      The Iron Bridge Telephone Company was sold to Bell Telephone in September of 1961. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Iron Bridge Women's Institute.

      This is a black and white photo postcard of three men and their catch of fish. They stand in front of an overturned canoe and two of the men hold the ends of a pole from on which at least two dozen fish have been strung. A third man stands …

      The right side of the photograph has been overexposed.

      This is a black and white photo of Elvin Tulloch. He is standing in front of a river jammed with logs. He is wearing a white shirt and dark pants.

      The original photograph is fairly blurry, and the left hand portion of the image has a brown stain on it.

      A small black and white photograph of a stopped logging convoy. At the front of the convoy is a loaded logging truck. Behind this truck a team of horses, and an additional truck can be seen. A man is pictured walking along side the convoy, and an unidentified man is …

      A black and white photograph of an unidentified young man standing on top of an empty logging truck. This photograph was taken in a logging camp and numerous camp buildings can be seen in the distance. A large pile of cut logs can be seen to the left of the …

      A black and white photograph of the mining camp. The photograph features a tented structure with chimneys on either end of it. A number of cut logs, scraps, and a tire can be seen in the foreground of the photograph.

      A black and white photograph of the old Montegomery Shack. The building is of wood construction and is covered in snow. A pair of snowshoes can be seen to the left of the building.

      This black and white photo is of Mary Tulloch who is seated on a large log amidst a number of logs piled along what could be a shoreline. Mary wears a dress and shoes with low heels. She appears to be in her twenties in the photo.

      Harry Tulloch

      She is now known as Stella (Tulloch) Alhusen.

      This black and white photo shows Doris Tulloch as a young girl. She is pictured in front of a wooden door and is posing on the step, snow is visible on the ground around her.

      Mary Tulloch stands posed for a photo weraing a knee length coat. Her coat is trimmed with a fur collar and strips of fur along the length of each sleeve. She wears leather gloves and a small cloche type hat. A wood frame building is in the background and an …

      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."

      The right portion of this photograph has been over exposed.

      A black and white photograph of a Lyn tractor with ski's. The tractor is pictured pulling a load of recently cut logs. An unidentified structure can be seen to the left of the tractor.

      The Lyn log hauler was a vehicle similar to a tractor. However it had ski like runners instead of tires.

      The Lyn log hauler was a vehicle similar to a tractor, however it had ski runners instead of tires.

      The Lyn log hauler was a vehicle similar to a tractor, however it had ski runners instead of tires.