Résultats

    "- black and white; irregular border - river - ""#20"" pencilled on back"

    condtion: good

    condition: good

    condition: good

    condition: good

    Some of the homes shown in the photo belonged to Mr. B. Cummings and Mr. Wedgewood. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Iron Bridge Women's Institute.

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

    Left to right: Mary Tulloch, May Hare, Stella Tulloch, 1931

    This is a black and white photo of Stella May (Tulloch) Walker and Della (Walker) Tulloch standing on top of a large log amongst a log jam on a river. The two girls appear to be in their late teens o

    This is a black and white photo of Elvin Tulloch. He is standing in front of a river jammed with logs. He is wearing a white shirt and dark pants.

    This is a black and white photo of the original bridge at Iron Bridge showing the river dammed up with rough cut logs.

    This is a color photo of the new green walking bridge sitting on wooden supports on the ground in front of a white two story house on the east side of the river. A crane is visible on the left.

    This is a color photo showing heavy equipment and men readying the new walking bridge for installation. A zoom boom is visible in the distance.

    This is a color photo of the green walking bridge as it is put in place over the Mississagi River. A zoom boom has a cable attached to one end of the bridge that appears to be most of the way across

    condition: the photo is quite dark, but the condition is good.

    Image is good but the paper it is on is a little thin and is curling.

    A woman posing next to a river and infront of a drainage outflow.

    "- black and white; mounted on white cardstock - shows children at northwest edge of Tecumseh Park in front of ice backed river; people, horse and buggy standing on Fifth St. Bridge looking towards c

    Colour postcard. Landscape, river in Fall.

    Colour postcard. Thames River from Tecumseh Park, Chatham, Ontario. 1909.