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      This is a walking tour pamphlet that examines the history and heritage of Burk's Falls. It lists and describes the village's heritage buildings, with a map on the back cover that shows where the buildings are located. There are both historic residences and businesses listed. The front cover of the …

      See linked record for Raplh Brice's longer history of the Pioneer Log Church.

      This is a updated reprint of a walking tour guide originally produced in 1905. The original guide detailed the significant buildings of Dunchurch, and this new print has added information on the changing appearance and uses of the buildings since 1905. Many of the buildings mentioned are no longer standing. …

      Colour painted postcard of a wooden bridge and river near Katrine. There are woods lining the river, a white canoe and a white boat are also pictured going under the bridge.

      Black and white postcard of the Armour in the wharf at Burk's Falls during the winter. There is snow covering the dock, the boats, and the village. In the background of the image, behind the Armour, there is another unidentified boat. The village in the background is Burk's Falls.

      Hand-drawn postcard of the Wanita traveling on the Magnetawan River. The shore of the river is filled with vegetation. There are plumes of smoke coming out of the smokestack of the boat.

      Black and white photographic postcard. The image is of the wharf in Burk's Falls in the winter. There are three vessels in the water, which are covered in snow. Behind the wharf is a tree lined hill with a few buildings.

      Black and white photographic postcard of the steamboat Armour. The vessel is leaving a village, which is most likely Burk's Falls. There are still a few buildings on the hill behind the boat. There are people on the upper deck of the boat. There is an opening on the side …

      Black and white photographic postcard of the main street of Ahmic Harbour. There are many stores along the street. People are standing by the stores and facing to the right of the image. At the far end of the street is what appears to be a herd of cattle. Across …

      Black and white photographic post card of a boat at dock. The name of the boat is unknown. The upper deck of the boat is full of people. There is a man on the dock helping to cast off. There are two people on the dock watching the boat and …

      Colour postcard of the steamer Wanita on Ahmic Lake. The Wanita is in front of the a cabin called Uneda Rest. On the shore features a vast forest.

      Black and white photographic postcard of the steamer Wanita leaving Burk's Falls on the Magnetawan River. A factory can be seen on the left side. On the right side in the background is the village of Burk's Falls.

      Black and white photographic postcard of a boat entering the Magnetawan Lock.

      Black and white photographic postcard of Burk's Falls' Main Street in the winter. The street and the buildings are covered in snow. There are some people wandering around the street.

      Colour painted postcard of the Tannery. The factory is on the river on the left side. The village of Burk's Falls can be seen off in the distance.

      Black and white photographic postcard. This is actually three postcards put together, to create a panoramic image of the village of Burk's Falls. The image is in the winter and the village is covered in snow.

      Colour painted postcard of a railroad locomotive leaving the village of Burk's Falls. Below the bridge is the Burk's Falls wharf. There is one boat in the wharf.

      Colour photograph of the back of a postcard. There is a green stamp in the upper right corner. The back of the postcard has been stamped three times.

      Black and white photographic postcard of the flume at Burk's Falls in the winter. The water on the flume has become frozen. Buildings in the village can be seen above the flume.

      Black and white photograph of a train with smoke pluming out of the smokestack coming into Burk's Falls. On the right side is the wharf with people standing beside a boat on the Magnetawan.