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Geographic Location: Humphrey- Item types: Tombs & sepulchral monuments
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- Seguin Township Museum keeps local history alive
The North Star (Parry Sound, Ontario) This is a newspaper clipping describing the Seguin Township Museum and the Canada Day celebration in Orrville. There is a picture of two ladies in front of the log school/museum in Humphrey. The North Star (Parry Sound, Ontario) This is a newspaper clipping describing the Seguin Township Museum and the Canada Day celebration in Orrville. There is a picture of two ladies in front of the log school/museum …Humphrey Museum - Twenty Years of firefighting
A newspaper clipping with a photograph that is honouring three men on twenty years of volunteer firefighting. A newspaper clipping with a photograph that is honouring three men on twenty years of volunteer firefighting.Seguin Public Library - Awards for firefighters
A newspaper clipping that is honouring members of the Humphrey Volunteer Fire Department with exemplary service awards. A newspaper clipping that is honouring members of the Humphrey Volunteer Fire Department with exemplary service awards.Seguin Public Library - 30 Years of Volunteer firefighting
A newspaper clippping and photograph Congratulating three men for 30 years of volunteer firefighting from the Municipallity of Humphrey and the Ministry of the Solicitor General. A newspaper clippping and photograph Congratulating three men for 30 years of volunteer firefighting from the Municipallity of Humphrey and the Ministry of the Solicitor General.Seguin Public Library - New Truck
A newspaper clipping with a photograph of a new fire truck, with men standing on it, that the community helped purchase. A newspaper clipping with a photograph of a new fire truck, with men standing on it, that the community helped purchase.Seguin Public Library - Recognizing Volunteers
Two newspaper clippings about an appreciation night for Volunteers in the Township of Humphrey. Two newspaper clippings about an appreciation night for Volunteers in the Township of Humphrey.Seguin Public Library - Shipping from our past
A newspaper clipping with a photograph of a large dock filled with goods that either came off the train to be transported by steamship or vice versa. A newspaper clipping with a photograph of a large dock filled with goods that either came off the train to be transported by steamship or vice versa.Humphrey Museum - "Sketches of Muksoka"
A newspaper clipping with quotes from the booklet "Muskoka Sketch". A newspaper clipping with quotes from the booklet "Muskoka Sketch".Humphrey Museum - Seguin Township honours its volunteers
Newspaper clipping of the Christie Seniors News column in Lifestyles This Week, there is a photo of Jean Pennington and a group photo of the volunteer award recipients. Newspaper clipping of the Christie Seniors News column in Lifestyles This Week, there is a photo of Jean Pennington and a group photo of the volunteer award recipients.Seguin Public Library - Ashdown's Methodist Church
left- this was the Methodist church at Ashdown's until 1901; then it was moved to Candwell in Hekla about 1902. a is still used as a church In the Seguin Libraries' catalogue - Vanished Villages by Ron Brown, and Ghost Towns and Museuma of Muskoka by Andrew Hind and Maria … left- this was the Methodist church at Ashdown's until 1901; then it was moved to Candwell in Hekla about 1902. a is still used as a church In the Seguin …Seguin Public Library - Humphrey Museum - Former Humphrey School
Top left & Right - This building was originally a church. It then became the first school (SS#3) in the Humphrey area. Now it is the Humphrey museum. Top left & Right - This building was originally a church. It then became the first school (SS#3) in the Humphrey area. Now it is the Humphrey museum.Seguin Public Library - Humphrey Museum - Former Humphrey School Two
Top left & Right - This building was originally a church. It then became the first school (SS#3) in the Humphrey area. Now it is the Humphrey museum. Top left & Right - This building was originally a church. It then became the first school (SS#3) in the Humphrey area. Now it is the Humphrey museum.Seguin Public Library - Hill Memorial Hall
Left - The Hill Memorial Hall, built in 1950-1952. It is the club house of the Men's club named after George Hill one of the first members Left - The Hill Memorial Hall, built in 1950-1952. It is the club house of the Men's club named after George Hill one of the first membersSeguin Public Library - The Humphrey Arena
Left - The Humphrey Arena. Built in 1974 Left - The Humphrey Arena. Built in 1974Seguin Public Library - Ashdown's Corner
Ashdown's Corner Left- This was the store at Ashdown's corner. It is no longer standing. Ashdown's Corner Left- This was the store at Ashdown's corner. It is no longer standing.Seguin Public Library - Violet and Herb McCans
Left - Violet and Herb McCans Left - Violet and Herb McCansSeguin Public Library - Dr. Foots' Home
Left - This house was originally the home of Dr. Foots. It is Now the home of Fred Oats. Left - This house was originally the home of Dr. Foots. It is Now the home of Fred Oats.Seguin Public Library - Thomas Ross and Elizabeth Anstey Stoneman
Below - Alexander's son Thomas Ross (1849-1913) and Elizabeth Anstey Stoneman (1867-1937)- were married 1889 and are both buried in Rosseau. Below - Alexander's son Thomas Ross (1849-1913) and Elizabeth Anstey Stoneman (1867-1937)- were married 1889 and are both buried in Rosseau.Seguin Public Library - Alexander William Ross and Florence McLean Hall
Below Right - Thomas' son and Alexander's grandson, Alesander William Ross (1891-1972) and Florence McLean Hall (1891-1972) who were married in 1917 and both buried in Rosseau. Below Right - Thomas' son and Alexander's grandson, Alesander William Ross (1891-1972) and Florence McLean Hall (1891-1972) who were married in 1917 and both buried in Rosseau.Seguin Public Library - William Stoneman and Elizabeth Anstey Stoneman
Left- William Stoneman (1840-1907) and Elizabeth Anstey Stoneman (1837-1904) both buried in Rosseau. Left- William Stoneman (1840-1907) and Elizabeth Anstey Stoneman (1837-1904) both buried in Rosseau.Seguin Public Library
