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    Birch Bark Canoe. Donated by: The Earl MacDonald Family Foot's Bay 1975. Property of Seguin Township Museum.

    Birch Bark Canoe. Donated by: The Earl MacDonald Family Foot's Bay 1975. Property of Seguin Township Museum.

    This birch bark canoe and wooden paddle were created by hand by Nap Vincent, (son of William Vincent). The paddle displays native style artwork in the form of a totem pole with various animals.

    This canoe was made by native people from the Moosonee area and is constructed with pine bark, pine sap, leather strapping and wood slats. It measures 21 feet long and weighs approximately 130 pounds

    A photocopy of a black and white photograph depicting two people wearing hats in a canoe on the water in front of a low slung wooden bridge with a frail looking railing.

    Montgomery Chisholm (Chis) Hart on a canoe at summer camp

    This is an image of the old River Aux Sable near Grand Bend. Near the left shoreline of the river, a canoe can be seen floating on the water. This photo belongs to the Reesor Collection, which is a g

    "- black and white; white border with irregular edge - shows men in boat/canoe on flooded street - handwritten in ink on back reads: ""George embarking for Toronto / via the 'Scenic Route'. / April 6

    Condition: Good. Yellowed and dirty, but clear. Appears to have been trimmed down to its current size.

    Condition: worn and scratched

    This is an image of a young man paddling his own canoe in what appears to be a lake. This photo belongs to the Reesor Collection, which is a group of photos taken by Milton W. Reesor, a local amateur

    Condition: Paper is good - but reproduction is not the best quality (we do have an original of this postcard in our collection).

    This photo was taken by Milton Reesor and is available in the Reesor Photo Collection digitally (reesor199.jpg). Milton's father owned a bookstore downtown St. Marys, which is where this postcard wou

    Condition: Good - Some wear on corners, discolouration on matte and edges.

    "- copy; black and white - group of people wading, paddling in the water, or sitting in a canoe; late 1890s - Book 1, No. 39, Frank H. Brown Collection"

    This is a black and white photographic postcard, showing a part of the shore at Tulloch's Camp on Chiblow Lake. The photo includes several canoes and row boats on the shore line. There are also cabin

    Condition: Fair. Worn looking and brown toned. Appears to have aged a lot.

    This is an image of people canoeing along a waterway at Belle Isle in Detroit. There are many trees along the shoreline on both sides of this waterway, and many people are standing or sitting on the

    This is an image of many people canoeing along a waterway at Belle Isle in Detroit. There are many trees along the shoreline on both sides of this waterway. The Belle Isle is an almost 1000-acre isla

    Condition: Good - Wear on edges, wear and crease on upper left corner.