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      From about 1918-1926 Cobourg turned out about 300 nurses. Soon after the Ontario Government cut back and closed a number of these teaching schools saying there were too many nurses unemployed. Scan only

      Jean McCreary and her husband on their 25th wedding anniversary.

      The Muskoka Wood Manufacturing Co., was founded in 1901 by Robert James Hutcheson. Following his death in 1941 it was operated by his three sons, Frank, Harry and Arthur until it was sold in 1955. The company currently opertates under the name Tembec.

      Logs property of Muskoka Wood Producers Ltd., of Huntsville, Ontario.

      This is the oldest stone church in Muskoka, built in 1885 of local stone on a one-acre piece of property donated by Charles William Johnson the village storekeeper, who asked that it be named after his favourite daughter Mary, and that it not include a cemetery. After his death his …

      In the background the Huntsville Memorial Hospital which opened in 1949. The white house in the foreground centre is the home of Bazette and Shirley Hutcheson. Right foreground the Kellock Green Houses. The Muskoka River can be seen in the middle right and Vernon Lake can be seen on the …

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      Sam Anderson (grandfather) and Patricia Lynch (granddaughter). Patricia is on the horse named "Paid -in-Full". The location is Tuscarora Road on the Six Nations Reserve.

      Portrait of Brigadier F.C. Wallace, President and Chairman of Smith and Stone Ltd. and Pittsburgh Industries. He also sat on the Boards of Simpson’s, Duplate Canada and Fiberglass Canada Ltd. He died at Georgetown in 1988.

      Made sometime after the middle of the nineteenth century, probably about 1860, its use was confined to the Lower Cayuga band on the Grand River...Although it is now a sacred relic, and it has been reproduced once more by the Cayugas, the Cranbrook specimen does not antedate the American Revolution …

      This is a picture of Luella (Anderson) DeGrave, Maynard Anderson and Marjorie (Anderson) Lynch all dressed up.

      Vi and Stan Irwin started the Wagon Wheel Restaurant and Gas Station circa 1950 in Brooklin, Ontario.

      This is a picture of Luella's children by her first husband, Hubert Jamieson. It was taken in California. The man may have been their step-grandfather, the second husband of Hubert's mother. Back Row l-r: Jamieson, Hubert Front Row l-r: Jamieson, Shirley; Jamieson, Sidney; Jamieson, Edith

      Picture of Albert Wayne Anderson: Approximately 1 year old. Son of Burt Anderson and Wilma Doxdator Anderson. Boogie was his nickname.

      Eastern Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada is one of five synods of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada, consisting of more than 200 member congregations and 78,000 baptized members. The territory of the Eastern Synod runs from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario to Halifax, Nova Scotia. In July …

      Visiting a hotel in China

      At a Chinese market

      Ida was a sister of Samuel Anderson. Ida's son Nellis Burnham was a musician and had a piano player wife - Florabell (non native). They had one child, Edith Jeanette. After her parents parted, Edith Jeanett was raised by her grandmother Ida. They lived off reserve because they were an …

      A Black and white photograph of Stan Black sitting in a car in front of the telephone building. To the right of the car there is a pile of firewood. A short description about the lot Stan is on accompanies the photograph.