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    "Maplehurst" at 327 Maple Avenue. It was built from 1865 to 1870.It served as the Smith & Stone staff house from 1944-1952.J.P.S. Mills owned the house from 1967-1989 when it was sold to Bill Yundt.

    #4 Edith Street.

    Peter and Maggie McISAAC and daughter Beatrice SPROWL (nee McISAAC) pose in a motorcycle and side-car. Note the old Ontario Licence plate number:ONT 22 5-303.

    Waterloo Steam Engine owned by Wifrid BIRD. He used it to drive his Waterloo separator when he started.

    Post card of a Model T motorcar.

    Physical details: warping, glossy finish.

    Physical details: warping, glossy finish. Identification by Jean Ruddell.

    wedding portrait

    Physical details: color photo

    man and woman on the road

    Physical details: 9 cm X 13.5 cm (visible image) 19.5 cm X 23.75 (frame), good condition with afew notable marks on front (left arm and upper torso of subject). Copy has been made from the framed ori

    When I was a rather small child we would walk over to this station from our farm. The farm was on the third line and was a short walk away. My dad would light a bonfire to let the engineer know there

    Six children in the 4th reader attending Union School Section No. 2 Chinguacousy and School Section No. AE Esquesing.

    Physical details: Gelatin print on heavy stock (medium browncard). Very good condition, signs of silvering beginning around edges. Magnesium flash was used on this interior shot.

    William "Jim" Hill was the father of Elmer Hill (stationary engineer).

    Jim Hill, staionery engineer, standing beside the coal fired boiler room machinery at the Abitibi-Price Paper Mill.

    Also see PhotoNumber=11533

    Employees of the old paper mill (Barber) sitting on loading platform for the CNR at the Provincial Paper Mill (Abitibi). Jim Hill (Father of Elmer Hill) is in top row, 7th from the right with his arm

    Five members of Fire Brigade, three in uniform, two not.

    People play in a field, while cows graze alongside Silver Creek.