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    A photo of Bracebridge Bay, below the falls, ringed with boat houses, after the new wharf was constructed in 1906.

    Construction of the second power house at Bracebridge Falls in 1902. The building with the peaked tower in the background would be Inn at the Falls.

    Construction of the Wellington St. bridge in Bracebridge began in 1982 and was open for travel in 1984. Although this meant that the Segwun could no longer come into Bracebridge Bay, the bridge impro

    The Muskoka Leather Company was established in Bracebridge by the Beardmore Company in 1877. Located on 35 acres on the north side of the Muskoka River and west of the town, it became by 1890 one of

    Bracebridge Garage was located on Manitoba Street, next to the Bracebridge Library. (At one time, the Library was flanked on both sides by garages).

    A parade proceeding northwards on Manitoba Street, Bracebridge, possibly late 1930s or early 1940s. Note the motorcycle escort in advance of the parade led by what looks like a pipe band.

    Bracebridge Falls, Muskoka Postcard. Postmark August 15 1907

    Constructed at the corner of Manitoba and Thomas (now Taylor Rd) Streets in 1914. The new clock was installed in 1915.

    Bracebridge Postcard with postmark August 22 1911

    Main Street Bracebridge Muskoka Postcard Made by Thatcher Studio Bracebridge, Muskoka, 1942 Showing view of downtown Bracebridge (Manitoba Street) towards Bracebridge Falls on a parade day.

    Postcard of Bracebridge Public School with postmark dated August 4 1919

    Postcard of Manitoba Street, Bracebridge (see also Bracebridge downtown or main street). The Library has two editions of the postcard. One has a postmark from 1905, the other from 1908.

    Methodist Church, Bracebridge Ontario postcard with postmark dated July 8 1915