Résultats

    Reproduction of a photo.

    Reproduction of a photo.

    Food Covers. Belonged in hotels, was put on food when being served to keep it warm. Donated by: Ann Hayhoe Property of Seguin Township Museum.

    A newspaper clipping describing some of the early history of Rosseau and how people travelled and transported goods.

    A photocopy of a black and white photograph depicting a large white wooden building with many windows, three chimneys with several men and horse drawn carts visible in the foreground. A woman wearing

    This is an image of the Hotel Balmoral in St. Joseph. The Balmoral Hotel was a three-story hotel at the corner of Highway 21 and 84. It was constructed from 1897 to 1907, meaning it was still under c

    This is an image of the Hotel Balmoral in St. Joseph as seen from the street corner. And arched sign can be seen near the top of the image that reads "BALMORAL" and it appears to be over the entrance

    Hanger - wooden with metal hook - stamped "CANADIAN PACIFIC HOTELS" Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 292

    The Rod and Gun Hotel was originally partially constructed in 1896 by Robert Arnill as a boarding house. Mr. Arnill bought the first store in "Tally Ho" as Iron Bridge was previously known from J. B.

    A newspaper photo of The Algoma Inn Tourist Hotel where Harvey and Mary Allen had their wedding reception on September 30, 1952.

    A newspaper clipping about the fire that leveled the Rod & Gun Hotel. The historic structure dated back to the original lumber boom times in 1896 when the main part of the hotel was built by Robert A

    This is a clipping from the Sault Star describing the fire that leveled the Rod and Gun Hotel in Iron Bridge, the fire took place on February 15, 1987. Originally built in 1896 as a boarding house by

    Condition: Copy is good.

    Condition: Copy is very good.

    Condition: good - some blue lines on image.

    Condition: good.

    Condition: fair- crack in glass negative.

    Condition: Poor. Covered in stains and dirt. On hand is some sort of substance. Placed in its own envelope to protect the other photos.

    The original motel was built in 1955 by Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Tulloch. It was later sold to the Whites who owned it until 1962. It was later sold to Mr. and Mrs. Beemer who changed the name to the Iron

    This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Iron Bridge Women's Institute.