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

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

      This winter photo taken in 1977 is of the Seventh Day Adventist Church along Highway 17 east in Iron Bridge. It is a small one story white building set out in a field. A ramp leads up to the front doors.

      This black and white photo shows the front view of the Bellingham Church in winter months. The front vestibule section is sided in cedar shakes and the remainder of the building appears to be stucco. A small outbuilding can be seen to the left rear.

      Black and white photo of Iron Bridge Baptist Church. This small one story church has arched windows and several large trees near the front of the building.

      This winter photo shows a small one story white building that is identified as the Church of Christ for Iron Bridge. It is set back from a road in a cleared area with large trees to the right and rear of the building.

      This color photo taken in the summer months shows the Ophir United Church. This small white building has scalloped siding in the peak of the roof and over the front entrance. Several parishioners can be seen standing outside near the drive.

      This color photo shows the Mississagi Reserve Catholic Church. It is a long white one story building with a blue roof and a small bell tower at the front of the building. There appears to a construction trailer at the right rear of the church building.

      This color photo taken in winter months shows a small building formerly used as the Catholic Church in Dean Lake. Brush obscures most of the building but it appears to be a wood frame construction that is of advanced age.

      This photo is of the Bellingham Church. Bellingham is located on Highway 129 north of Parkinson and south of Kynoch. The church is a gray one story building with a metal roof. There is a small cemetery to the rear of the building.

      This is a black and white photo of the Iron Bridge United Church taken in winter 1977. The church is located on Highway 17 on the east bound side. It is a one story white building with a small vestibule area and a large addition at the rear that was …

      The program includes the order of service, music for the Jubilee hymn, words for hymn number 146, and a four page gold coloured insert briefly documenting the 100 year history of the church from 1800 to 1992.

      Notes on the front cover read - Historian, Mrs. William Boville, Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Harvey Allen, Sponsors, Explorer Group, Leader Bertha Murphy, Minister, Rev. W.W. Damm.

      The minister's salary for these three churches totalled $381.48. Goldie McRea, Esq., Rec. Steward and Rev. R.K.Burnside, Pastor are listed at the bottom of this formal printed report.

      This color photo shows the new vestibule being framed at the front of the Iron Bridge United Church.

      This is Binder 1 of a 4 binder set dedicated to the history of the United Church of Iron Bridge. This first binder includes photos and written history of the church from its early beginnings in 1892 when Rev. Fry was the minister. The first church built in Iron Bridge …

      This is Binder two of a four binder set dedicated to the history of the United Church of Iron Bridge. This volume includes photos and written history of the church from the 1943 Church Reunion with original photos of reunions, Sunday school classes, explorer groups, C.G.I.T. groups, choirs, the Dean …