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      Photocopy of a photograph found in Yon Shimizu's book "The Exiles". The caption reads: Front Lt-Rt: M. Isoshima, T. Goto, G. Kenno Backrow Lt-Rt: F. Kagawa, S. Nakashima A Few more Jackfish men

      Photocopy of a photograph found in Yon Shimizu's book "The Exiles". The caption reads: Jackfish Camp S.W. 5-3 May 1942 Courtesy of THE EXILES by Yon Shimizu Owned by The Schreiber Public Library

      Photocopy of a photograph found in Yon Shimizu's book "The Exiles". The caption reads: Schreiber Camp S.W. 5-5 & Garden 1943 Courtesy of THE EXILES by Yon Shimizu Owned by The Schreiber Public Library

      Photocopy of image found in Yon Shimizu's book "The Exiles", showing the locations of Japanese-Canadian internment camps in the area north of Lake Superior.

      Copy of Joseph Lumsdon Fletcher's will included.

      miscellaneous photocopy - no date

      poor copy of the "First report - select committee - Immigration and Colonization - Printed by Order of Parliament" - Ottawa - 1875 - in 8 parts

      Photocopy of photograph - Handwritten on back: 7 King Street West, Colborne, Ont. From L to R: Jenny Wilson, Lilla Wilson, Hiram B. Wilson. Photo: c.1921-1923

      Photocopy of photograph - Handwritten on back: 7 King Street West, Colborne, Ont. Owned by Wilsons from: March 31, 1921 until Sept 16, 1935. From L to R; From L to R: Hiram B. Wilson: Born: Feb. 13/1864 (Hallowell Twp, Prince Edward County) Died: Dec 25/1937 (Colborne, Ont) Jenny Wilson …

      Margaret Hume (1860-1946). She married George Currie (1857- 1918) in 1883 and they farmed Lot 6, Con. 7, Esquesing.

      Elizabeth (Mortimer) Drake sitting outside her home at Ashgrove. Her husband William(1869-1946) built the cabinet making shop on the right.

      ASHGROVE: Joseph and Kathleen (Kirby) Drake with son Ronald and daughter Joan.

      Charles Kirby and his son Tedd, aged 4 years outside of William Drake’s wood shop.

      This shot of Bracebridge was taken from above the falls. Note the extensive piles of lumber and a partial log boom in the water.

      Brown's Log Cabin garage or service station was established by Bert Brown, the local British American Oil distributor. According to Bracebridge: an early settlement in Muskoka by Bob Petry, this business was located at the corner of Manitoba Street and Monck Hill, or the current Hwy 118 W.

      Brown's Log Cabin Service station or garage, owned by Bert Brown, was situated at the corner of Manitoba St. and Hwy 118 West, the current site (2019) of Scotiabank plaza.

      The interior of Hutchison's grocery, flour and feed store, established in 1886 and located for many years on the east side of Manitoba Street in downtown Bracebridge.

      Logging sleighs such as these were used to transport logs to the mill or possibly to the river to be floated to the mill.

      This photo was taken of Windermere House on Lake Rosseau in its early days before it expanded in 1902, adding a second tower. By the 1890s, the resort could accommodate 220 guests.

      A photo of Bracebridge Bay, below the falls, ringed with boat houses, after the new wharf was constructed in 1906.