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      Black and white photograph of a one room class room. The student's desks and the teacher's desks are visible. There's a blackboard behind the teacher's desk. On the left side of the picture there's a tall cabinet. On the top of the cabinet there is a globe.

      A leg of a device, possibly a tripod, is visible in the picture.

      Black and white of a wood sign in the brush with trees behind it.

      Black and white of a wood sign in the brush with trees behind it.

      The mill was sold to W. G. Tough.

      The South River was at one time important to the lumber industry for hauling lumber.

      Photograph taken at Muskoka Pioneer Village.

      Black and white photograph of a photograph of a school children in a scrapbook. The picture was taken in the forest. All the girls in the photograph are wearing white. All of the boys are wearing black. There are three or four adults on the left side. The children in …

      Black and white photograph of the South River Public School built in 1968. There are three trees in front of the school. There are three cars parked in front of the school.

      This schoolhouse was built in 1902. After closing, the building was converted into the "Porcupine Lodge," a summer residence for the owner.

      This schoolhouse was built in 1902. After closing, the building was converted into the "Porcupine Lodge," a summer residence for the owner.

      The Orange Hall was used for a time as a school when the schoolhouse of School Section #2, Machar Township, burnt down and had to be rebuilt.

      This is a black and white photograph of a former schoolhouse, School Section #3, Machar township, circa 1970. The former school looks as though it was renovated to become a house. It now has green painted wood siding. The entrance has a covered porch, and five windows are visible. A …

      Built in the late 1890's or early 1900's. The original building was burned on July 23, 1923.

      The school was built in 1902. This replaced the S. S. #1 log school house.

      Black and white photograph of the interior of a one room school house. There are nine desks in the picture. At the front of the class a bit of a chalk board can be seen. It looks as though the classroom is running downhill.

      The original Gospel Hall was built in 1900.

      Colour photograph of a dance card for the Young Men's Club's Fifth Annual Ball, Vincent's Hall, South River, January 2, 1908.

      The Gore's pictured are possibly Jack and Frances Gore, who lived 5 miles from South River, up Main Street.

      It was built by the Egger family. At one time it was the Wattenwyle Post Office.