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      The home was built by William Parks. The farm was owned by Parks Reinhardt before the Brunners. The building itself was originally used as a rooming house, Rye Post Office, store & blacksmith shop. Bernice nee Brunner and her husband operated the post office.

      Frame church replaced original log church (1894). The church is located on Lot 152 Concession A.

      Ira Dahms had brackets made to carry longer lumber beside the truck and shorter material in the box. When the truck was loaded like this the door could not be opened.

      Black and white reproduction of an earlier photograph by an unknown photographer. The Picture shows three lumberjacks loading a sleigh. One man is by the sleigh and is working with a chain. The other two men are working on either side of the logs, perhaps rolling them on to the …

      The logs are for Dahms saw in Rye.

      Black and white photograph reproduction of another photograph by an unknown photographer. This is an image of the Dahms Saw Mill Yard. Two buildings can be seen on the left and the right. There is a car coming up between the two buildings. There is no clear purpose seen for …

      Black and white photograph reproduction of another photograph by an unknown photographer. A picture of a car driving down a forest road. The car has lumber planks stored on either side. The lumber is suspended outside the structure of the car. There is a man man driving the car. The …

      Black and white photograph reproduction of another photograph by an unknown photographer. The picture's of the Old Brunner House. There is a large group of people are standing at a corner of the houses porch. There's a fence running in front of the house. The building has two stories. The …

      Black and white photograph reproduction by an unknown photographer. A picture of three men coming into the Dahm's saw mill yard. They're on top of logs on a sled drawn by two dark coloured horses. There's snow on the ground. There is a wooden building behind them. Behind the building …

      Black and white photograph reproduction of another photograph by an unknown photographer. The picture has three long piles of logs, called a dump, at Ira Dahms Saw Mill in Rye in Lount Township. There is a man standing on top of the stack furthest back. There is a forest in …

      Black and white photograph reproduction of another photograph by an unknown photographer. The picture is of a line of children facing to the right side of the photograph. They are close together, almost with each child's stomach is on the back the child in front. The picture was taken outside …

      This black and white photograph is a reproduction by an unknown photographer. The photograph is of a snow covered house. The home at this time was owned by the Brunners. There's a fence stretching across the front of the house. There is a gap in the fence. It is unclear …

      Beverley Brenna, winner of 2009 Silver Birch award for fiction

      The Brooklin Spring Fair was initiated by the South Ontario County Agricultural Association, a group of farmers and businessmen in the Township of Whitby that also operated the Oshawa Fair. The first fair, lasting one day, was held at Grass Park on 24 May 1911. By 1915, the Brooklin Spring …

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