Résultats

      Black and white photograph of the Armour steamship going through a lock in Magnetawan. There is a man on the lock watching the vessel going through. There are buildings on in the background on the opposite shore.

      Black and white photograph a group of people standing in front of a house and a barn in the woods near a lake or pond. There is a stack of firewood outside of the home. There are a few horses and other large farm animals mulling around the yard.

      Black and white photograph of a farmer, John Fonk, and some other people, possibly children, in a cart full of hay being pulled by a black and a white horse. The children are Clifford and Jack Fonk. The picture was taken on an open field, which does not appear to …

      Black and white photograph of a man and woman sitting in a a horse drawn cart coming out of a barn. The couple may be on a farm.

      Black and white photograph of a two-story cabin on Doe Lake. There is a forest behind the cabin. There is no beach or swimming area in front of the cabin. There is a retaining wall of white stone on the shore.

      Black and white photograph of the steamship Armour on the river. The river pictured is likely the Magnetawan. The picture was taken from another vessel in the water or from the land with a wide angle lenses. There are people on the top deck of the Armour. People can be …

      Black and white photograph of a farmer, Joe Cawthra, stand on the hitch between a pair of horses and a steam-powered threshing machine. In the background is a farmhouse and a barn. The machine does not appear to be running.

      Black and white photograph of at the steamboat Armour at Young's Wharf. Young's Wharf is located on Ahmic Lake near Magnetawan. There are no people visible on the boat. There are two unidentified people visible on the dock.

      Black and white photograph of a farmer, Joe Cawthra, using a steam powered threshing machine. The machine is powering a long belt, which is going into the barn and is being used for an unseen purpose. Some hay can be seen through the barn door.