Résultats

      The building still exists but has been converted into a private residence.

      The three white buldings in top left hand corner were where the management lived when the mine was opened.

      This is a black and white photograph of a winter streetview of Sulphide after the mine closed in 1965.

      This is a black and white photograph of the street. The Recreation Hall is to the right.

      This is a black and white photograph of Doris Wallace on the board walk in Sulphide Ontario. To the right is the recreation hall.

      The pond was used to cool the Burner building. The water was too acidic to swim in.

      This is a black and white photograph of people dancing at the Recreation Hall in Sulphide. You can see Ken Credicott, Ross Young, Marion Wallace and possibly Inez Credicott in the front with her back to the viewer.

      Inez Credicott's father Wilfred Luffman is in this picture underneath the pencil-marked "X".

      This is a black and white postcard taken inside the Power House at the Sulphide Mine. You can see Joe Cox, Frank Cattre and George Oliver.

      This is a black and white photograph of the interior of the Power House at the Sulphide Mine.

      This is a black and white postcard depicting cottages on Lake Stoco, Ontario.

      This is a colour postcard depicting the Still House Rock in Tweed, Ontario.

      This is a colour postcard depicting West Branch along Moira River in Tweed, Ontario.

      This is a pen drawn map created from Inez Credicott's memory.

      This is a black and white postcard depicting cottages on Lake Stoco, Ontario.

      This is a colour postcard depicting the restaurant inside the Hotel Tweedsmuir.

      This is a black & white postcard depicting the West Branch Bridge in Tweed, Ontario.

      This is a black and white postcard depicting a woman walking down a dock where boats are docked.

      This is a black and white postcard depicting a section of falls that is part of the Moira River.

      This is a black and white postcard depicting the entrance to the Memorial Park in Tweed, Ontario.