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      This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Nesterville Women's Institute.

      This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Nesterville Women's Institute.

      This is a black and white photo of Lloyd Bellerose lifting nets near Bruce Mines, circa 1940. Mr. Bellerose is wearing overalls, a plaid shirt, and a brimmed hat. There appears to be a gravel yard in the background on the opposite shore.

      Front row left: Ruth Matheson, Noreen Andress, Peggy Suddaby, Arlene Connell, Margaret Gibson, Mildred Morbin, and Nellie Horen. Second row, left: Cora Grasley, Margaret Elliot, Wanda Killins, Dorothy Montgomery, Phyllis Robinson and Jane McGreggor. Third row, left; Dorothy Brooks, Marjorie Wismer, Mrs. Les Mills, Kay Lang, Flora Hill, Ann Henderson, …

      Notes accompanying this photo indicate the women in the picture are, left to right: Mrs. Charles Booth of Bar River, Mrs. James Keating of Echo Bay, and Mrs. Ron Clarke of the Sault. All of the women were Women's Institute members for over 55 years each.

      This is a black and white photo of Marlene Mills with her winning vegetable display. She is pictured with an assortment of vegetables along with an Algoma District Ribbon displayed atop some of the vegetables. A 4-H club Exhibit card with Marilyn's name, Bruce Mines, and exhibit category is seen …

      Marilyn, left, and Marlene Mills were chosen queens during the annual Kiwanis sponsored banquet. With the girls are Kiwanians Wib Muncaster and Curt Scott.

      Pictured: Standing: Mrs. Reg Seabrook, Miss Jean MacLean, Mrs. Ivan Seabrook, Mrs. Leslie Smith. Front: Mrs. William Kirby, Mrs. Ron Seabrook, Mrs. James Owens, Mrs. Elmer Broad, Mrs. John MacLean.

      Back Row: (Left to Right) Peggy MacLean, Marilyn Fulton, Shirley Seabrook, Marjorie Mills, FWIO Board Director- Laura Miller, Georgina Smith, Rachel Seabrook. Front Row: (Left to Right) Florence MacLean, Margaret Falls, Marie Owens, Addie Seabrook, Grace Broad.

      Residential area of Bruce Mines in the 1890's.

      Pencil

      Map housed at the Brodie Resource Library