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    She is now known as Stella (Tulloch) Alhusen.

    Stella Tulloch is shown here in summer of 1931. She is pictured near the original Iron Bridge that gave the town its name. She wears a printed dress with a lace trim on the sleeves and around the nec

    This black and white photo shows Doris Tulloch as a young girl. She is pictured in front of a wooden door and is posing on the step, snow is visible on the ground around her.

    Mary Tulloch stands posed for a photo weraing a knee length coat. Her coat is trimmed with a fur collar and strips of fur along the length of each sleeve. She wears leather gloves and a small cloche

    This is a black and white photo of Mary Tulloch. Mary is holding an infant identified as Helen Tulloch. Mary wears a long coat with a knee length skirt. The photo was taken outdoors.

    Stanley Tulloch dressed in a three piece suit is pictured with one arm resting on an automobile parked in front of an unidentified wood frame building.

    The three women in this summer photo are identified as Ivy, Eva and Margaret Dempster. All three ladies wear knee length skirts and sport "finger waves or marcelle type hair-do`s."

    Front Row (Left to Right): Emma Gardiner, Kay Grigg, Mrs. Isaac Nicholson, Mrs. Jack Tait (Nina) Sarah Warnock. Middle Row: Jessie Tulloch, Rhoda Warnock (Tapp) Mary Bass, Minnie Nicholson, Maud Gard

    Back Row (Left to Right): Mary Bass, Mrs. Bill Boville, Jessie Tulloch, Mrs. Robert Nicholson, Olive LaRone, Ruth Clark, Mrs. Laura Anderson. Middle Row: Maud Gardiner, Emma Allen, Minnie Nicholson,

    In the Back Row are: Ruth Clark(ministers wife) George Nicholson, Bob Nicholson, Sam Allen, Magnus Tait, Herb Allen, Andrew Tulloch, Bill Arnill, and Mr. Rickard (lay Minister). Front Row: (ladies in

    Named in the photo are: Back Row: Mrs. Mary Bass, Mrs. Olive La Rone (Warnock), Bill Arnill, Mrs. S. Rothwell. Seated are: Mrs. Alex Fraser, Mrs. Tom Hamill, Mrs. Isaac Nicholson, Hr. Hamill, Mrs. An

    This photo was taken on the occasion of the a church anniversary celebration.

    The author of this work is unknown.

    Rebecca and John Thomas Carlyle in later years. This photograph can be found in a scrapbook entitled "Part of the Carlyle Family Story."

    The right portion of this photograph has been over exposed.

    A black and white photograph of a Lyn tractor with ski's. The tractor is pictured pulling a load of recently cut logs. An unidentified structure can be seen to the left of the tractor.

    The Lyn log hauler was a vehicle similar to a tractor. However it had ski like runners instead of tires.

    The Lyn log hauler was a vehicle similar to a tractor, however it had ski runners instead of tires.

    The Lyn log hauler was a vehicle similar to a tractor, however it had ski runners instead of tires.

    This photograph has been overexposed on the right hand side.