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    Slides of Huntsville buildings by Dr. N.E. Hunt, 1980-1990. Views of Main Street and Heritage Buildings.

    Slides of Huntsville buildings by Dr. N.E. Hunt, 1980-1990. Views of Main Street and Heritage Buldings.

    Slides of Huntsville buildings by Dr. N.E. Hunt, 1980-1990. Views of Main Street and Heritage Buildings.

    The first car in Huntsville was in 1910. The 100ft. extension to the town dock originally completed in 1904, was ready for use in the fall of 1911.

    The bridge in the picture is the new two lane bridge constructed in 1938. The Algonquin is headed downstream toward Fairy Lake, Peninsula Lake and the North Portage.

    The S.S. Algonquin passing through the swing bridge, over the Muskoka River, at Huntsville, Ontario.

    This postcard was mailed October 7, 1909 from Huntsville to Port Carling. Message: "Huntsville, Please bail out the well. We expect to be home on Monday. A.L.Casselman." Addressed to Mr. Ivet Stevens

    Built in 1893 and expanded in 1895-96, Dr. Howland's General Hospital accomodated 100 patients. The building included elevators. The swing bridge was ready for the 1889 navigation season. Dr, Howland

    View of the Muskoka River in Huntsville, Ontario: the swing bridge, waterfront, town dock, Main Street, J.R. Boyd and Son store, steamboat Algonquin at far right.