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    Mrs. Anna Reid is shown seated inside what is believed to be her residence at the Seniors Residence in Iron Bridge.

    Grigg's Hotel was located in Iron Bridge and was situated on the lot next to where the Municipal Offices are now. There was a fire in the Hotel in 1967, then the building burned completely to the gro

    As of 1976 the home was owned by Gordon and Mary Seabrook.

    This is a summer photo of the John Tait home. It is a two story house cement block home with a gambrel roof and a shed style dormer on the second story. A small shed can be seen to the left and large

    This red brick house appears to be a story and a half with a large brick chimney at one end. The front of the house where a white iron railing along the front steps can be seen has a chalet style roo

    This summer photos is identified as the home of Bill and Iva Reid. It is a one story home with pale green siding and a concrete block foundation. There are small shrubs around the home and well tende

    This is a color photo of a home that belonged to Nelson Warnock, the home was a large two story wood frame building sided in red insulbrick. A glassed in porch ran along the left half of the front of

    This black and white photo shows a two story wood frame construction home that has been abandoned. It is located alongside Highway 17 near Iron Bridge.

    This winter photo shows a small bungalow set in a heavily wooded area. To the rear of the house stacks of concrete blocks can be seen stacked on pallets. The house has a small covered overhang on the

    This photo taken in the winter of 1976 shows the new Iron Bridge Public School. It is a one story gold brick building with a parking area to the left. School buses sit at the front of the school.

    This red sided building was formerly the Iron Bridge Public School. At the time of this photograph it has been renovated and turned into a private residence. The building appears to be built in three

    The President of the Society for 1947 was: George Tait. Secretary/Treasurer: Mrs. Boville. Auditors: George Nicholson and Mrs. A. Martin. Expenses totalled $4,451.31 and Receipts $4,534.43 leaving $8

    The President of the Society for 1947 was: R. Tulloch, Secretary/Treasurer: Mrs. Boville, Auditors: George Nicholson and Mrs. A. Martin. Expenses totalled $6,051.50 and Receipts $6,169.24 leaving $10

    Officers: President - Clarence Dempster, 1st V.P - Lloyd Reid 2nd VP - Alfred Martin Secretary- Mrs.William Boville Directors - Herb Wilson, Max Tulloch, Ray Tulloch, Edgar Inkster, Campbell McLeod (

    In 1933 there were 49 telephones in use and 59 1/2 miles of single wire.

    In 1935 there were 51 telephones in use and 59 1/2 miles of single wire.

    In 1938 there were 50 telephones in use and 70 1/2 miles of single wire.

    In 1945 there were 67 telephones in use and 73 1/2 miles of single wire.

    In 1946 there were 74 telephones in use and 73 1/2 miles of single wire.

    In 1947 there were 81 telephones in use and 73 1/2 miles of single wire.