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      This essay deals with the various waterways surrounding the village of Magneteawn. It highlight the waterways themselves, bridges, boats, and general activities on the water.

      A look at some of the cottages and camps around the Magnetawan area.

      'Glenada' is written, both, on the side of the boat and on the flag on the bow of the ship.

      Written on the bottom of the page "Original Lighthouse". There's also an illegible postmark.

      In the lower right corner of the photograph, "1918," is handwritten.

      Three items mated together on a pink background, the items are related to the marriage of Annie Barbara Best and John Arthur. On the left is an oval picture of John Arthur in a dark suit and Annie Best in a white wedding dress. This photograph was taken at the ...

      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.

      On the front of the picture at the bottom, '1938,' is handwritten in blue ink. On the back of the photograph, 'vacation 1938,' is handwritten in pencil.

      Black and white photograph of the Armour sitting at a dock in a rural setting. There are people lined up at the dock waiting to get on to the Armour. On the dock there is a flag pole with a Union Jack flag on it.

      On the front of the photograph along th bottom, "STEAMER 'ARMOUR' AT YOUNG'S WHARF, AHMIC LAKE, NEAR MAGNETAWAN, ONTARIO," is typed by the manufacturer of the postcard.

      On the front of the photograph along the bottom, "DISTRESS BRIDGE, NEAR MAGNETAWAN, ONTARIO" is typed by the manufacturer of the postcard.

      On the front of the photograph along th bottom, "VIEW FROM THE LOCKS, MAGNETAWAN, ONTARIO," is typed by the manufacturer of the postcard.

      On the back of the photograph, 'MAG LOCKS.,' is handwritten in pencil.

      On the back of the photograph there is a list of the people in the photograph: "Aunt Lillie Wedding Bridal party - Bertram Surtze Freeborn, Andrew Finch, Lillie Best, Mae Best, Zella Aurthur, Iris Arthur, and flowers, and Lilly Arthur, Mrs. Arthur, Bill Best, Vein Bride Behind Bridal party - ...

      Above the people heads from left to right, 'Mother', 'Grandpa', 'Aunt Lilly', 'Uncle Dave' & 'Grandma' is handwritten in blue ink.

      Black and wife photograph of a Magnetawan school class. There are four rows of forty-six children. The boys are mainly in the front and back rows. In the middle two rows are the majority of the girls. Behind the group is a dark coloured fence. Beyond the fence looks to ...

      This is a 6 page booklet dedicated to the memory of James S. Freeborn, M.D. F.R.C.S. He was the Magnetawan community's doctor for forty years. The booklet contains a record of the service and a biography of the good doctor.

      Colour photograph of a bronze plaque honouring the men who fought in the First World War. The plaque also honours the men who died while fighting in that war.