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    This is a black and white photo of the Burtis Mill boarding house located at the edge of the water. There are three two story buildings, and two smaller one story buildings, all are wood frame constr

    J.E. MacDonald's book "Shantymen and Sodbusters" documents this photo as being "Towell's Bush Camp", with George Towell seen fourth from the left.

    Handwritten notes on the back of the photograph read "Crawfords Camp, Bridgeland Township, about 1908, Situated along Beaver Creek north of turnoff to Phillip's Tourist camp."

    Notes on the back of the photo read "Carol Mercer 842-3829. Donated by Horace Latulippe."

    R. stands for Rory MacDonald who worked for T.G.Wigg and Co.

    "Chas.McGrath's Camp, 1908, north of Thessalon, McGrath was foreman in that year."

    This photo is an original. A photocopy duplicate exisits in this collection. Handwritten notes on the back read "Austen Nelles, From Bob McNee" Additional information about the Thessalon Lumber Co.in

    A newspaper clipping which features a black and white photograph of a group of men at the Cook Brothers Lumber Camp in Spragge. The image shows a number of men in work attire, three men wearing white

    This photograph has been overexposed on the right hand side.

Edith Cameron, The Sault Star, January 29, 1977     Old timers Henry Kirby, and Max Tulloch, now retired from farming and lumbering enjoy looking at old photos of logging days and rehashing stories of camp life.

    A black and white matted photograph of a group of men at the Eddie Bros Lumber Camp. The men are dressed in a variety of work attire and all of them are wearing hats. A number of horses can be seen a

    Joe LePage is on horseback next to the white horse at back left of picture.