Résultats

      A 62 page album style book that contain a collection of the local for the community of Sprucedale. The cover of the album is a lovely dark blue with gold writting and border to offset the crest. This book was compiled by the Sprucedule Women's Institute to preserve the history …

      This is a Tweedsmuir history (scrapbook) of the Burk's Falls area, collected by the Chalmers Women's Institute. The scrapbook is comprised of newspaper clippings taken from local newspapers. It also has both black and colour photographs of local personalities. The topics covered include local politics, business, religion, schools, prominent residents, …

      Black and white photograph of a newspaper article on 'The Ark.' The Ark was a cabin on a barge used by loggers. The Ark enabled loggers to stay out in the wilderness and keep putting logs into the river.

      This booklet was made to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Katrine United Church. A centennial Committee featuring Edna Northcote (chair), Bill Allen (editor), Renne Harbit (secretary), Alice Northcote, Audrey VanDuzen, and Berry White assisted in the creation of this booklet.

      This booklet was made in celebration of the centennial of the St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Burk's Falls. St. Andrews is still continues to be part of the Burk's Falls community today.

 Roger Simmons, Almaguin News (Burk's Falls, ON), 2003     This clipping is assumed to be from the Almaguin News, however it is not clear which issue it is from.

      See linked record for Raplh Brice's longer history of the Pioneer Log Church.

      This booklet was made in celebration of the centennial of Saint Patrick's Parish.

      This booklet was produced in celebration of the centennial of the church at Sand Lake. A supplement covering the history of the Church from 1984 to 1994 was later published. This supplement can be viewed by clicking on the link in this record.

      This project is ingoing, and more information could still be added.

      This is a updated reprint of a walking tour guide originally produced in 1905. The original guide detailed the significant buildings of Dunchurch, and this new print has added information on the changing appearance and uses of the buildings since 1905. Many of the buildings mentioned are no longer standing. …

      This booklet was produced in celebration of the Hagerman centennial, with its proceeds donated to the Hagerman Centennial Committee.

      This is a walking tour pamphlet that examines the history and heritage of Burk's Falls. It lists and describes the village's heritage buildings, with a map on the back cover that shows where the buildings are located. There are both historic residences and businesses listed. The front cover of the …

      Letterhead for Thompson-Heyland company. Printed on blue paper. The bottom of the letter head includes the company's address and their services.

      Black and white photograph of Burk's Falls. The photograph was taken from a distance. The river and both shores can be seen in the photograph. On the close side of the river is a dockyard. On the river is an unidentified Steamboat. On the far side of the river there …

      Black and white photograph of a ferry, likely a car ferry, on the Magnetawan River. The shore where the photographer was standing can be seen in the bottom of the image. There is a town on a hill on the far side of the image. This town is likely Burk's …

      A black and white photograph of a tugboat on a forested river. There are no people visible in the picture. This may be the tugboat Mike on the Magnetawan.

      The boat gets its name from its first captain.

      Black and white postcard of the Armour in the wharf at Burk's Falls during the winter. There is snow covering the dock, the boats, and the village. In the background of the image, behind the Armour, there is another unidentified boat. The village in the background is Burk's Falls.

      Black and white photograph of three men on the tugboat Mike. They are on the river away from any dock. In the background there is a village on the hill. This town is likely Burk's Falls. The river in the photograph is likely the Magnetawan.