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      A black and white photograph of a newspaper clipping announcing the engagement of a young couple depicted in photographs - he in uniform and she wearing large, dark framed spectacles

      A black and white photograph of a newspaper clipping referring to a scholarship announcement with a picture of a young man wearing spectacles

 Dick McKean, The North Star (Parry Sound, Ontario), 4 Apr 1973     This image is a copy of an article written in The North Star about the fires at Rosseau Lake School in 1973.

      A newspaper clipping describing some of the early history of Rosseau and how people travelled and transported goods.

      A newspaper clipping about Rosseau's 50th birthday and a description of when it was an independent municipality.

      A newspaper clipping describing the telephone system in Rosseau and how it grew.

 The North Star (Parry Sound, Ontario), 20 Sep 2006     A newspaper clipping from a local paper discussing the ultimate return of an artifact to what was once a school and has become a museum.

      A newspaper clipping from 1976 about the Rosseau's early days. Article - The Early days of Rosseau - by C.V. Shaw - May 1976

      A small, unevenly cut newspaper clipping showing two photographs side by side with text beneath

      Called From Rosseau… Charles S. Raymond The first call over the new dial system in Rosseau was made by C.S. Raymond when he spoke with his brother, Harold Raymond, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Book 2 - page 101 -

      Aug. 1974

      Aug. 15th

      The building in the foreground is still standing today (April 30, 2010) now located at the corner of HWY 141 & Victoria Street West. Celebration is unknown, but we think that it might be the Victoria day holiday in May either 1889 or 1891. Note the lack of trees in …

      Book 1 - page 12 -

      Colour photograph depicting a crossroads , a white building and a parked boat on a trailer

      Left- This is the Redwood Hotel in Rosseau; the only hotel in Rosseau. Originally it was the site of The Bideawee.

      Left- The original site of the Ditchburn boat works Now it is Swift's Marina

      Left- The original site of the Ditchburn House

      Left- This is the original Fraser Home. Built by Allen Fraser's father & Grandfather

      The Hilltop was built by Samuel Greer in 1872. He later sold to Mrs. Fryer. Sometime later George Raymond set up a grocery store there, as well as a bar room and a bake shop. In 1922 the Hilltop was sold to George Albert Alkinson. In 1925 the Hilltop became …