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      The restaurant is located on property once owned by John Warnock. The restaurant is owned by Mr. Tang and the restaurant specializes in Chinese cuisine. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Iron Bridge Women's Institute.

      Mr. and Mrs. Tait were originally from Lerwick Shetland and were friends with the Tullochs. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Iron Bridge Women's Institute.

      This is a color photo of Alfred Bilton. He is pictured sitting on a chair and is wearing a ball-style cap, blue shirt, and a green jack with orange lining.

      This is a color photo of Lawrence Dacouteaux who wears a bright yellow cardigan over a dark shirt. Lawrence is seated in a chair next to a stove, a door can be seen behind him. This photo is believed to have been taken in Tulloch's Taxi Stand.

      This is a color photo of Earl Acton sitting in what could be Tulloch's Taxi Stand. He is pictured next to a stove and is wearing a hat, glasses and dark blue jacket.

      This is a color photo of Ralph Allen sitting outside in summer. He wears blue jeans and a blue t-shirt. He appears to be tending a fry pan on the table in front of him. There appears to be open green space and possibly a lake behind him.

      This is a color photo of Stanley Tulloch standing outside in summer, he is standing beside a green car. A white house with green trim is visible behind.

      This photo is of Reverend Craig and Pat Drummond, the couple is standing next to a lake during summer months, they appear to be dressed for a special occassion.

      This color photo shows Rev. Warren and his wife Vange.

      Notes under this photo read " Family Reunion - Over 80 people, all descendants of the William Allen family of Iron Bridge, attended a reunion, Sunday. Seated are, Reba McClelland and Ada Crockford; Back, Nora (Allen) Jeffrey, Harvey Allen and Alta Eakett. They are reviewing some pictures and histories about …

      This article features a picture of Mrs. William Burbadge's prize winning snow sculpture house with the three little pigs and the big bad wolf. The article also tells the reader about Mrs. Burbadges many other craft talents.

      The photo shows Mrs. Neil Draper and seven students in front of their daily transportation. The students were Doris, Donna and Allen Berry, Sean Sloan, Bobbie and Garneta Beharriell and Tommy McElrae.

      A newspaper clipping and photo providing details of the fine work done by the Iron Bridge Women`s Institute as they packed gift boxes destined for the elderly and shut ins around the community. The photo shows four of the ladies in the middle of their work adding sweets to the …