Résultats

      The Klondyke Hotel was built by Al (Klondike) Jenkins with the gold he mined in the Klondike Gold Fields. It was situated where the Schmeler House is now. The hotel was owned by Mr. Babcock when it burned in 1936.

      Black and white photograph of Mick and Ralph Grunig standing beside a doghouse. There's a dog at their feet. The doghouse has wooden walls and a sheet metal roof. Behind the doghouse the ground is rocks.

      Black and white photograph of the old wooden jail in Magnetawan. The back of the building has a small window with bars in it. When this picture was taken the jail has not be used in some time. Some of the shingles on the roof have fallen off.

      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.

      Three page history of the Magnetawan's Agricultural Hall. This history is accompanied by a colour photograph of the Agricultural Hall. The hall is a red barn like structure, a few cars are to the left of the building. There is a white fence with a 4-H sign to the left …

      A two page document dealing with the Orange Hall in Magnetawan. It includes two colour photographs and a history of the Orange Hall in Magnetawan. The first photograph shows a dilapidated Orange Hall. There is only a wooden shell and the building is half covered in snow. The second photograph …

      Black and white photograph of farmland leading to the village of Magnetawan in the distance. The picture was taken from a group of rocks. The Magnetawan river can be seen between the field and buildings.

      Black and white photograph of the closed Magnetawan Locks. A portion of the village can be seen in the distance.

      Two black and white photographs of the same home. The top photograph shows the house when it was owned by Joseph Nelson. At the time it was a one story brick home. The home has a small attack above the main floor. The second photograph shows the same building from …

      A black and white photograph of the top of the Magnetawan locks. The photo shows the lock full of water. In the background shows buildings along the water in the village.

      Black and white photograph of a large group of men standing outside of Day's Hotel on Orangemen's Day , July 12th. The lodge has a balcony wrapping around the second floor.

      Black and white photograph of the old Magnetawan Post Office. Its a two story wooden building. There are steps leading up to the entrance and a deck on either side of the entrance. There's a woman in a dress standing on the deck at the entrance of the Post Office.

      The image was created from two different pictures.

      Black and white photographic postcard of a boat, possibly the Armour, entering the lock at Magnetawan. Across the river is the village of Magnetawan. Many houses and businesses can be seen.

      Colour aerial photograph of Magnetawan in 1960. The swing bridge can be seen crossing the Magnetawan River. Main street and a portion of the village can be seen on the left hand side of the photograph.

      Colour photograph of Magnetawan from the fair side of Sparks Street. There are many buildings on the street, which are likely family homes. There is a yellow car sitting in someone's driveway.