Résultats

    Ralph Allen posed next to a lumber pile, he wears a plaid shirt and a baseball cap and appears to be in his teen aged years.

    A black and white photo of four members of the Allen family posed outdoors.

    This large group photo was taken in 1946. It is unknown whether the women and children are part of an organization or what the occasion of the photo was.

    A photo of two older gentlemen and a young child posed in front of several farm structures.

    A black and white photo of Watson Draper in summer military uniform, posed with firearm in hand. There is a sign on the barrack building behind him that reads T-63-B, which could be Brampton Ont.

    Left to Right: Arthur Morrison, Dorthena (Eaket)Morrison, (groom unamed)Thelma (Eaket) Rutledge, Norma (Eaket) Bell

    A black and white photo taken in front of the Iron Bridge United Church on the wedding day of Nancy (Anderson)Brewer and Bud Brewer.

    A portrait style photo of Roy Beemer, taken in the Copeland Photo Studio in Thessalon, Ontario. Mr. Beemer sits in a wicker armchair holding a book in one hand.

    A wedding photo of Clifford and Lorna Kydd. Clifford wears a pin striped double breasted suit and Lorna wears a two piece suit with a fur trimmed collar.

    A photo of Mary Pace Beemer and Sgt. Russell Beemer posed outdoors, Mr. Beemer wears a military uniform that would be appropriate to WWII.

    This is a photo of the Allen brothers, standing together outside in what appears to be winter. It is a very interesting photo due to contrast of the background and the dark suits the men are wearing.

    A group of four women, Vera Nicholson, Mary Allen, Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. William Boville

    George served overseas in the army as a gunner and served in both Germany and France.

    A black and white photo taken in Nymegan Holland during WWII of Bun (Bernard) Williton posed on top of some type of armored vehicle.

    This photo was taken on the steps of the Iron Bridge United Church in 1944 during the annual church reunion.

    Notes read "'Originial Harvey Tulloch and Mina's home, Main St. Iron Bridge."

    Rev "L-R Minnie (Tait) Nicholson, George Nicholson, Mina (Nicholson) Tulloch, Boys L-R Darwin, Lyman Tulloch."

Algoma Advocate, Circa 1940     This is a humorous piece from The Algoma Advocate, date unknown. It describes why an Algoma Farmer is poor and provides a brief rundown on all the products that the farmer uses none of which are home

Algoma Advocate, 1942     These three clippings were stapled together and all deal with the fiftieth anniversary of the Iron Bridge United Church. The articles deal with the festivities that took place, and some of the former

    A black and white photo of the Iron Bridge United Church taken from across the road in 1940.