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    Originally, water for the town had to be drawn from the lake. It needed to be heavily chlorinated. Later water from an artesian well, behind the town was found to be clean, safe and provided a suffic

    Locomotive possibly stopped to 'tank up' at the water towers before heading west to Thunder Bay.

    Watertower on the grounds of Erchless Estate

    Condition: Okay. Stained and slightly hazy. Album pages are warped.

    Condition: Copy is good.

    Condition: Good - Image is fairly clear. Yellowing and discolouration on original image. Wear of the photo paper along the right edge. Album matte is in excellent condition.

    Condition: Excellent - Image is very clear. Little discolouration, no other damage visible. Album page is in good condition, thought slightly worn.

    Condition: Copy is very good.

    Condition: Copy is good.

    Condition: Copy is good.

    Condition: Excellent. Some yellowing, but is in amazing shape for age.

    Condition: Very good.

    Condition: Extremely fragile. Use only the digital copies.

    Condition: Excellent - Image is very clear. Minor discolouration of photograph. No other visible damage. Album page is in excellent condition.

    Condition: Good. Some wear at edges.

    Thamesville, Water Tower, Thamesville

    Condition: Copy is very good.

    Condition: Copy is good (though dark).

    Condition: Very good.

    "R.K & family on Creek bank (west side)--notice oak from which Oakville's survey begun" as noted by Hazel Chisholm