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      This is a winter photo showing a large two story home belonging to Sam Maclaughlin. The house is an L shaped wood frame construction with a beige exterior and white trim. A light green Ford pickup truck sits in the driveway.

      This is a color photo taken in winter of a two story log home that belonged to Tom Baker at Dean Lake. The house is partially frame construction and partially log toward the rear. There are two stone chimneys, one at each end of the home and it clearly a …

      This coloured photo taken in winter shows a one story home surrounded by a great deal of snow. A path appears to be shoveled to the house and the snow banks are quite high on either side. There appears to be an enclosed porch area and another small wood building …

      This is a large two story brick home in a rural setting. It is set well back from a fence at the edge of the property. The home has a long coon the roof line indicate multiple fireplaces. The photo was taken in winter.

      This home is also known as the Old Jeffrey House.

      This color winter photo shows a two story house, a small barn like structure to the right and a dilapidated shed to the left. There is snow on the ground but patches of bare grass can be seen.

      Patton is located north east of Iron Bridge.

      This summer photo is of a large, stone sided, two story building with a small white attached side porch. A large double stone chimney is on the front peak of the roof which indicates a fireplace. This home was used by the Forestry Branch at Ranger Lake.

      As of 1976 the home was owned by Gordon and Mary Seabrook.

      This spring photo shows the Rothwell home situated at Bright Lake. It is a two story wood frame structure sided with cedar shake and has a tin roof. A large covered porch extends across the front and the house is located in a heavily wooded area.

      This is a summer photo of the John Tait home. It is a two story house cement block home with a gambrel roof and a shed style dormer on the second story. A small shed can be seen to the left and large trees are in front of the house.

      A color photo of a two story wood frame home with a center gable in the roof over the front entrance. A garage can be seen to the right and other outbuildings also are among the trees. A large field stretches behind the house.

      This color photo taken in the summer months is a home identified as Joe Degagne's house. The two story home sits on a small rise and is sided with red insulbrick, there is a small addition on the right side of the home.

      This color photo shows a two story wood frame building that appears to be empty at the time of the photo. It sits in the middle of a cleared area and the wood has grayed with age.

      This spring photo notes this was the residence of Ed Fraser on White River Road. Two small buildings can be seen, both are one story wood frame construction. The buildings appear to be abandoned with windows broken and boarded up. A truck can be seen at the rear of the …