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      This is a black and white photo of Elsley Allen, his wife Jane seated on a chair with toddler Terry on her lap and her son Henry in a suit sitting on the lawn. It appears to be summer as Elsley is in shirtsleeves and Jane wears a short sleeved ...

      Ephriam Allen, C 1900

      This is a black and white photo reproduction of Emma Allen taken outdoors at what appears to be a farm. There is a field and split rail fencing in the background. Emma wears a dark dress accented by a large white v-necked shawl type collar. There appears to be a ...

      This is a copy of a black and white photo of Elsie Allen holding her little brother Dwight. They appear to be outside by the steps leading up to a screen door of an unidentified building.

      This is a cropped copy of a larger photo of Alta Allen holding her baby sister Iva in 1928. Alta is looking at the camera while Iva looks happily towards someone or something out of sight.

      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.

      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.

      Handwritten on reverse: Mrs. Mary O’Connor, 1934 Lakeport - Front St. S.

      Photocopy of a photo showing 224 Elgin Street East, the former home of the Lancasters.

      Min Gervais - cousin of Bob Gervais taught at Edgington School Jim White - original

      These are photocopied photographs of Malcolm M. Spidell, Boss of the River Drives.

      Scanned copy of a photo found in Yon Shimizu's Book "The Exiles". Caption reads: Some Jackfish men on the road Front Lt-Rt: T. Sato, I. Wakimoto, F. Kariya, Y. Shimoda, D. Sugai, S. Nakashima, N. Kaiyura, J. Ito, S. Shimizu Back Lf-Rt: T. Sugai, K. Kubota, Murakami, S. Mori, Tanizawa, ...

      Photocopy of a group of Japanese-Canadian internees at Camp Black, near Schreiber, Ontario. See enlarged photo for details on individuals in photograph.

      Scanned copy of a photo found in Yon Shimizu's book "The Exiles". Caption reads: Front Row Lt-Rt: K. Kubota, T. Sugai. J. Ito Back Row Lt-Rt: S. Nakamura, Y/ Shimoda, T. Goto, D. Sugai, S. Nakashima, F. Kariya, M. Kaiyura, G. Umemoto

      Photocopy of a photograph that shows a Japanese-Canadian internment camp from above. Caption reads: The Japanese who agreed to "relocation" in Ontario were temporarily housesd in a Germna POW camp at Neys, Ontario. Picture courtesy of "The Politics of Racism" by Ann Gomer Sunahara. Owned by Brodie Resource Library.

      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