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      Great Uncle Percy Gardiner. Photo taken by Uncle Lloyd Allen in Tulloch's Taxi Stand, circa 1975." This photo can be found in the Gardiner/Allen scrapbook 1700's - 1954.

      This color photo shows an abandoned Day Mills School house. The building is empty and the windows have all been broken. It appears to be a brick building that had two entrance doors at the front of the building and a small bell tower rests on the roof. There is …

      This color photo shows an abandoned Day Mills School house. The building is empty and the windows have all been broken. It appears to be a brick building that had two entrance doors at the front of the building and a small bell tower rests on the roof. There is …

      This is a photo of the Maple Ridge Public School house. It is a small gray block building with a green roof. The windows are all intact and a stair case leads up to the main door at the left end of the building. There is a small bell tower …

      Note: Parkinson Township is located northwest of Iron Bridge south of Kynoch.

      Note: It is not known whether the school was still in use at the time of the photo. Wharncliff is located along Highway 129 north east of Thessalon.

      Mr. and Mrs. Max Tulloch. Max and Belle moved from their farm in Dayton to Iron Bridge in 1959. Max was son of Andrew & Elizabeth Tulloch of Iron Bridge, was raised here. Married to Belle Fraser of Patton Twp. They were married in 1925, and spent the first 34 …

      The Tulloch's are celebrating their 50th anniversary. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History, Volume Two created by the Iron Bridge Women's Institute.

      Left to right - Michael, Brenda, Mary, Pat and Debbie, Ricky. Mary joined the Iron Bridge Women's Institute in Sept. 3, 1965. She was the President in 1970-71-72. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History Scrapbook, Volume Two created by the Iron Bridge Women's Institute.

      The Estok Motor Inn was originally on land owned by the Tait family and later the Allhusen family whose log home once stood where the restaurant is now located. The land changed hands several times prior to the construction of the motel and restaurant which was done around the 1950. …

      Tullochs Taxi was run out of an old car garage owned by Alex Tulloch. The business was run by his two sons Harvey and Ervin in 1945. As of 1972 the Taxi business was taken over by Harveys sons Darwin and Lymon, and it was still active in 1980. This …

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

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

      This history contains both text and photos.

      This is a color photo of Percy Gardiner in an unidentified location, possibly Tulloch's Taxi Stand. He is dressed in dark green shirt, jacket, and pants. A building can be seen through the window behind him that could be the Algoma Hotel.

      This photo shows the one story red insulbrick building that used to be the Kynoch Public School. The building appears to be abandoned with a window missing at the rear of the building and an old car parked nearby.

      This is a summer photo of a roughly rectangular building with white siding and a dark metal roof. There are multiple windows along the side and a small add on front and rear. This building is identified as the Thompson Township Public School.

      This red sided building was formerly the Iron Bridge Public School. At the time of this photograph it has been renovated and turned into a private residence. The building appears to be built in three sections with an addition on the front that is most likely a porch area. The …