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      Mr. Tulloch was the first white child to be born in Gladstone Township. His parents were Henry and Mary (Smith) Tulloch. The Tulloch family is one of the earliest families to settle in the area and were originally from Scotland. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created …

      Back Left to Right: Jack Humphries, Ross Eaket, Gerald Bell. Front: Herb Allen, Kevin Bell.

      This color photo of two men and a young boy was taken at Lake Missanobie in 1969. The fishermen proudly hold up their catch while they stand in front of their tent.

      This is a color photo of Ralph Allen standing by an unnamed body of water displaying his catch. A green canoe is pulled onto shore just behind him.

      This color photo was taken in fall and shows Mr. Humphrey and Mr. McClelland standing near the step of a white house. They are each proudly holding a substantial string of fish. These fish are perch which the men caught in French Bay.

      This color photo taken in winter shows Bill Robertson standing next to a snowmobile in a wooded area. He wears heavy winter clothing and a helmet for snowmobiling.

      This is a color photo of Alfred Bilton. He is pictured sitting on a chair and is wearing a ball-style cap, blue shirt, and a green jack with orange lining.

      This is a color photo of Alan Rothwell. He is sitting next to a fireplace and is wearing a dark blue shirt under a red cardigan. The photo may have been taken in Tulloch's Taxi Stand.

      This is a color photo of Cecil Valier in 1974. He is standing on a roadside in winter, beside what may be a snowmobile. Mr. Valier wears a fur hat, long brown jacket, leather mitts and dark pants. A forested area can be seen in the background of the photo.

      This is a color photo of Henry Kirby standing outside on a sunny winter day leaning on the handle of snow shovel. Henry is wearing a cap, hunter-style plaid jacket, long pants and mitts. An unidentified building can be seen in the background of the photograph.

      This is a color photo of Ed Willis standing outside in winter. He is standing beside a one story building with an Insulbrick exterior. Mr. Willis wears a red and blue plaid shirt and suspenders.

      This is a color photo of Lawrence Dacouteaux who wears a bright yellow cardigan over a dark shirt. Lawrence is seated in a chair next to a stove, a door can be seen behind him. This photo is believed to have been taken in Tulloch's Taxi Stand.

      The man on the right is believed to be Jack Humphries.

      This is a color photo of Harvey Brown and Henry Smith standing outside. Both men wear dark caps, shirts and pants. The house behind them is a frame bungalow with white lower half and a red upper half.

      This is a color photo of Albert Wedgwood sitting at a table in a wood paneled kitchen. He is wearing a short sleeved gray shirt, suspenders and beige pants. A spice rack and be seen on the wall above the table Albert is sitting at.

      This is a color photo of Cecil Beharriel looking into a car through the open passenger door. He wears a cap, red and black plaid shirt, brown knit sweater and dark pants. Fields, trees, and a wooden fence are visible in the background.

      This is a color photo of Rudolphe Blondeau sitting on a chair in an unidentified building. He wears a cap, a red and black checked jacket and green pants. Behind him on a wall are four small posters that appear to be about safety issues.

      This is a color photo of Earl Acton sitting in what could be Tulloch's Taxi Stand. He is pictured next to a stove and is wearing a hat, glasses and dark blue jacket.

      This is a color photo of Norman Wilson standing in the door frame of an unidentified building. This building may be Tulloch's Taxi Stand. Norman is wearing a bright blue shirt and dark pants.

      This is a color photo of Percy Gardiner in an unidentified location, possibly Tulloch's Taxi Stand. He is dressed in dark green shirt, jacket, and pants. A building can be seen through the window behind him that could be the Algoma Hotel.