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    Morley College was on this site from 1896 when it was built until 1899 when it was destroyed by fire. In 1901 the property was sold to John Thomas Fleming, a stonemason from Sinclair Township. He des

    Eliza Waters,a milliner in Huntsville and the second youngest daughter of John Frederick Waters and his wife Elizabeth, purchased Lots 9, 10 and 11 of Plan 7 on Hanes Street in 1902. Frederick and El

    In 1896 Elizabeth W. Morley, who came from Saint John, New Brunswick, bought land on Hanes Street to build a school. There was an article in the Forester, July 8, 1898 about the closing exercises. In

    Plan 3 Lot 6, the house is located on the southwest corner of Fairy Avenue and Mill Street, Huntsville, Ontario. The property was part of the Hunt Plan of Huntsville. Plan 3 Lot 6 was sold in 1874 to

    Plan 3 Lot 6, the house is located on the southwest corner of Fairy Avenue and Mill Street, Huntsville, Ontario. The property was part of the Hunt Plan of Huntsville. Plan 3 Lot 6 was sold in 1874 to

    Main Street, Huntsville, Ontario: Campbell's Drugs, Peter's Restuarant, Bowling, 1959 Buick (front end only far left), 1960 Chevrolet( blue vehicle in front of Drug store), 1956 Pontiac (light vehicl

    Ski Jump Inn was built in 1948 by Jim and Margery Jordan, together with Jim's sister and husband Jean and Bill Leadbeater. It was originally named Jorlea Lodge. The name was changed in the early 50's

    Aerial view of Huntsville, Ontario, looking north, 1950s. Main intersection: West Street South, Minerva Street on right which becomes High Street on left. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church on corner o

    The railway came to Huntsville in 1885 and the station opened in 1886. In 1892 it was known as the Grand Trunk railway. In 1923 it became the Canadian National Railway. The present station as shown i

    S.S. Algonquin 1928-1952

    The inscription on the mantel reads: "Chop your wood, light your fire, you will be twice warm." The inscription on the clock reads; "Slow comes the hour, its passing speed how great." Original name o

    View of Huntsville, Ontario, from Lookout Mountain, looking north. Church Street is on the left and Fairy Avenue is on the right.

    Hart House was built 1893-94, designed by William Proudfoot. Dr. Jacob Wilson Hart (1860-1924) came to Huntsville in 1886 and built a hospital on Chaffey Street. In 1902, Dr. Hart closed this hospita

    Newest car third on right, a 1947 Chrysler. In 1931 the Israel and Morris Ginsberg sold the Snyder block to Bracebridge businessman G.W. Ecclestone, who opened a hardware store. It can be seen on the

    Hotel at Fairyport, Fairy Lake, Huntsville, Ontariio, looking north toward Antler Island.

    Lounge of the Fairyport Hotel, Fairy Lake, Huntsville, Ontario, in the 1920's.

    Bonne Eau spring at Fairyport, Fairy Lake, Huntsville, Ontario. Elaine Ecclestone MacKay and Flo Francis (Mrs. Sam).

    Group portrait taken at Fairyport, Fairy Lake, Huntsville, Ont. From left: Edwin John Eccelstone, Emma Ecclestone, Maude Llwyd (Mrs. Hugh J.), ?, ?, Elaine Ecclestone MacKay. Taken in front of the fa

    The "new" Fairyport Inn was built in the early 1930's after fire destroyed the original Inn in 1929.

    In 1876 Frederick May and wife Elizabeth Carter, homesteaded with their children on the south shore of Fairy Lake on Lot 20, Concession 13 and 14 and Lot 21, Concession 13 and 14, Brunel Township. In