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      Station. Maple Lake Station and Store in Background. Note display windows on the left side of the store and galse front. This was first a company store. When the Lawson family operated it, they used the room to the right as a combined store and post office. Living quarters were …

      S.S. No. 3 School. Opened Feb. 1900. School was held in the old township hall the previous year. Orrville. Wood. Pupils, Teacher.

      S.S. No. 3 School. Miss Annie Fletcher Teacher. Anglican Church now sits here. (Orrville School torn down.) Joe Hannon

      People 1910. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hannon. Formerly Jennie Reid. She was 17 and he was 38 when they married. Her parents were Bill and Sarah Reid (Buchner) Bill was a brother or Joe Sr. and Peter Sr. (Peg Graves' father) V. Malkin

      Lady. About 1918. Pearl Peavoy. Log house to right. In Orrville. Possibly looking west from Charles St. The gate mighe have opened into the yard of Arthur Thomson. At one time all yards in Orrville were fenced. Dorothy Roger 62

      Horses Two men, team drawing water from Maple Lake for wash day at Cedar Lawn tourist home. Stone boat. Prince and Duke (horses) Prince born 1936, Probably John White on right. 65 Jim White

      Lady 1919. Elizabeth (Bessie ) Thompson, who married Percy Moyer. Jack White's Farm when the picture was taken 67 Dorothy Roger

      People. Front L-R. Dave McSee, Jack McComb, Martin Baily, Joe Hannon Sr., Back L-R Johnny Malkin. Probably at the Lakeview Hotel. M. Graves 70.

      People. Orrville. Man and Horse. Fred Folkard was the C.N. Railway Aganet at Orrville. Could be the 20's or 30's. They say a dog is a man's best friend, but in this case it could be a horse. Vi Ruebottom 71

      People, 1915. Threshing Group. Charlie Klose, Sam Kettle Sr., Jim Morrsion, B. Helmkay, Routley Stoneman, Allan McRoberts, Gread Meads, Alex Crawford, Jess Graham, S. Kettle (Sam), Front row. Tom Ariss, Edwards, Alf McCauley. Men in front of what looks like a barn. Probably at the Kettle's farm. Jim Klose. 80

      Engine. Orrville # 73. Engind and coal tender. Five men. Stop at station on C.N. Line between Depot Harbour and Scotia. 82 Vi Smith

      Sheep. This is Jim White Sr. Homestead. A flock of sheep with a fence and buildings in the background. Jim White. Orrville

      Orrville People, c1906. Edgington School Children Back row l-r - Vina Gunn, Jessie Holton, Miss MaFarlane (Teacher), Ellen Schoffield, Fred Golkard, Ben Holton, John White, Middle Row - Doris Connibear, Ethel Moyer, Susan White (McGarvey), Charlie Jordan, Frank Connibear Front Row - Percy Moyer, Vina Jordan, Mabel Connibear, Jack Connibear, …

      Orrville People and Hotel. Wash day at the Lakeview Hotel. Back of Hotel. Mrs. Mac May. Jack May. Thomasena May. Clothes being put through a wringer - Man has his hand on side of washer. Dady sitting behind washer. Lady with white apron on standing at left - Water pump …

      People, 1901. Mr. and Mrs. Samual Townsend Malkin, Mary McArthur Malkin. 8 years after they established store at Orrville. 1893 established store. V. Malkin. 51

      Orrville Hotel, Peter Hannon's Lakeview Hotel and Home. Early 1900's 56 Dorothy Rodger. 66 Church St.

      Orrville, Street in Orrville. Peter Hannon Sr. and family lived in house on left. The house burned down early in century. Later, Herb Slater built on or near the same location. Hotel at right. V. Malkin, 20 Avenue Road.

      Bridge. First Bridge over the Narrows between Duck and Maple Lake. In 1918 Christie Township asked the government for $2000. to build a permanent Bridge across the narrows (on lot 20 concession 8) The picture shows the bridge that was to be replaced. The cement replacement bridge was once agian …

      Edgington Store. Store. Built about 1878. Left portion was a log building sided over. Right portion was a frame building. Geroge Edgington Mrs. Edgington,(second Mrs.), Grampa Edgington (John). John father of George had the store built. He was a shoe maker by trade and he read a lot. Jim White, …

      A closer view of the Edgington store shows the sign clearly. This building burned about 1903 and was replaced by a home for the Edgington Famly by a son (Thomas). The house was built over and beyond the store foundation. A newer home was built at thes sme location by …