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    Home of Siblings. Hattie and Walter McCans. Hwy #141 NE of Ashdown's Corners. (1997 photo)

    Home of Siblings. Hattie and Walkter McCans. Hwy #141 NE of Ashdown's Corners. (1997 photo)

    Condition: Very good.

    Kerosene Barn Lantern. Belonged to W.B. Wilson. Donated by: Marion Kosowan, Humphrey - 1975 Property of Seguin Township Museum.

    Ebeneezer Sirett Homestead. Hwy #141 at the Shadow River. Home burned to the ground (2000's) (1997) Photo)

    Log Barn - Ashdown Corners (1997 photo)

    Home of Siblings. Hattie and Walter McCans. Hwy #141 NE of Ashdown's Corners. (1997 photo)

    Ebeneezer Sirett Homestead. Hwy #141 at the Shadow River. Home burned to the ground (2000's) (1997) Photo)

    Ebeneezer Sirett Homestead. Hwy #141 at the Shadow River. Home burned to the ground (2000's) (1997) Photo)

    A wooden shingle from the barn at Lake Lodge. It has four holes in the body and curves in the centre. There is writing on the end of one side that states: "Aug. 9, 1932, shingle from barn of Lake Lod

    A black and white photograph of the original barn at Lake Lodge, built in 1801, as it was being demolished. Written in ink on the photograph is : "The original barn at Lake Lodge built in 1801. It wa

    A black and white photograph of a large wood dump outside of an unidentified town. The town features a number of large homes and barns, and two main roads.

    This round barn is located at Maple Ridge between Iron Bridge and Thessalon and is used as a Gift Store. The barn was built in 1928 by Alex Campbell Jr. It is approximately 60 ft in diameter and 75 f

    This photo and article appeared in the North Shore Sentinel on April 18, 2007 and describes the receipt of a $350,000 cheque to fund the move of the Cordukes round barn, and the relocation of the Car

    September 20th, 2003, tour guide Dr. John C. Carter, Ontario Barn Specialist.

    Condition: good - purple stain in top right corner and many fingerprints around edges.

    This this is a photograph from the Journal Argus. The date and context of the photograph are unknown. There is a man standing outside of a barn beside a large farm implement. There is a hole in the b

    This is an image of the residence of M.S. Weber in Waterloo County. Waterloo County preceded the Regional Municipality of Waterloo. Both a house and barn can be seen in this image, though the view of

    This is the farm that Magnus Tait bought and was later lived in by his daughter (Mrs. Anna Reid). 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.