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

    Photograph of the train wreck at Bracebridge train station on March 2 1906 when 2 freight trains collided. Considerable damage was done to the train station building. In the background is the Albion

    In the wee hours of the morning on February 20 1929 a southbound freight train, en route from North Bay,and loaded with 31 cars of pulpwood, derailed at Falkenburg. Three of the crew, all from Allend

    Wiltown Lodge, an impressive two and a half storey wooden building, was the home of William Towns and family. Mr. Towns was a prominent citizen of the town serving on the Board of Trade and as a memb

    In 1947, Bracebridge Dairy took over Hammond's Dairy and a year later it still employed milkman Murray Anderson and horse "Queen" to deliver door to door.

    Muskoka Foundry was located in the large, brick building originally erected in 1903 for the Dominion Linen Mill in Bracebridge. Muskoka Foundry Ltd., operated by Mungo P. MacKay, moved to this buildi

    Two editions of this postcard can be found in the Muskoka Collection at the Bracebridge Public Library.

    Postcard of Bracebridge Public School with postmark dated August 4 1919

    Postmark made partial cutout on card

    Bracebridge Postcard with postmark August 22 1911

    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.

    J.H. Mosley, with his son Myrll, held the Ford dealership from Severn Bridge to Powassan. In the March 27, 1913, Forester, J.E. Mosley Ford Agency advertised, "Ford, the Universal Car - there are onl

    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.

    Original repaired with tape Post mark on reverse "Huntsville pm Sp 28 07 Ont." The postcard was sent to Mrs. Wm. Mawhinney, Sturgeon Falls, Ontario. Mrs. Mawhinney was the former Mary Valina "Daisy"

    J.R. Boyd and Son moved to 90 Main St. E. in 1917. The Huntsville Planing Mills Ltd. was purchased by Allen White in 1931 after which the buildings in the picture were erected. The S.S. Algonquin mad

    Town Hall built 1926, opened 1927. Clock in tower officially started 11:00 a.m. October, 11, 1927. Methodist Church opened 1897. It was built by George Hutcheson. Following the union of Presbyterian

    View of River Street Huntsville, Ontario, looking toward the swing bridge, crossing the Muskoka River. Two storey house at 9 River Street on left, built c. 1884 by Martha and James Whitney Bettes. Ja

    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

    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 Buildings.