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    This article relates to Scrapbook #2, part of a series of scrapbooks about Dean Lake area and its citizens. The map can be seen at the Township Hall on Highway 17.

    This is a lovely color photo of the Brown family taken in what appears to be a photographers studio. The two older girls are standing while the youngest two children are held by their parents. The ch

    A color photo of the Couples Club of the Iron Bridge United Church having a "Trinidad Night" at the church manse in 1980

    A photo showing the Iron Bridge United Church Junior Choir - 1980

    A brief clipping recounting the flood situation between Blind River and Iron Bridge in 1930 due to the overflowing of the Mississagi River.

    Notes underneath the photo indicate the people in the photo were former teachers, (back row) George Heath, Colleen Beemer, Charles Brown, Betty Moore; (front row) Margaret Currie, Harriet Christilaw,

    This article written by Kay Grigg details some the beginnings of the Town of Iron Bridge, listing the names of some of the first families, the original bridge and the change of name from Tally-Ho to

    Philip Vincent, 1980

    Phillip Vincent, 1980

    Roy White, 1980

    Macrame at the Fall Fair, 1980.

    Women quilting. The women who can be seen are(L-R): Dorothy Bonville, Mary Cosgrove, Doris Degagne, and Ella Allen.

    Women's Quilting group [See Women Quitling for reverse veiw]. Visible women (L-R) Dorothy Bonville, Mary Coskett, Marion Rutledge, Doris Degagne, and Ella Allen.

    This photo was taken at the Iron Bridge Legion to celebrate the birthday of an unknown Lion, some time in the 1980s.

    The Women's Institute Centennial Quilt in Iron Bridge Lions Hall

    Ella Allen and a quilt that several other women helped make

    This group of women may have belonged to the Women's Institute. (L-R) Rachel Seabrook, Shirley Seabrook, Mary Corbett, and Geraldine Kirby. Two women are unknown.

    These women are quilting in what is now the Fire station/ Museum office in Iron Bridge. (L-R) Ella Allen, Doris Degagne, Thelma Feigham, Mary Cosgrove, Mary Corbett, and Dorothy Bonville.

    Condition: Okay - good. Some creases and wear.

    Condition: Good. Some yellowing and slightly dirty.