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      This building was pictured in the first volume of Split Rail Country pp.??

      Murray Juffs, principal of the Grey Highlands Secondary School, dressed as Agnes Macphail for the Split Rail Festival in Flesherton. With him is Serena Hutchinson, standing in front of George Allen driving the Cobwebs Antiques antique car.

      Murray Juffs, principal of the Grey Highlands Secondary School, dressed as Agnes Macphail for the the Split Rail Festival parade. With him is Kris Kinsman and George Allen, proprietor of Cobwebs Antiques. In the background is the Macphail Memorial Elementary School.

      Children from Macphail Memorial Public School form the cast for Fiddler on the Roof.

      Children from Macphail Memorial Public School form the cast for The Sound of Music.

      Children from Macphail Memorial Public School form the cast for Guys & Dolls.

      Group photograph from the St. Andrew's Church summer program, the Daily Vacation Bible Camp

      Lorraine Bentham, Elva Phillips, Rita Vandermey, Reverend Judith Springett at the annual meeting of Grey Presbyterial UCW.

      Flesherton & District Farmer's Market [Left to right] Stan Baker, Murray Betts, Bob Elliott,[unknown], Lorraine Bentham, Sandy Young, Tina Kern, Jane Cates, Jim Kerr, Linda Reader, Eileen Daikens, Ruth Perks, Jack Westlake

      Alvin Walker is commemorated as he departs Council to start his own business, Alvin Walker Trucking. In the photo are Bob Clark, Glenn Eagles, Don Harvey, Wayne Bowins and Marg Russell

      Alvin Walker with his dog

      Artemesia Council in 1991 Back row: Kris Kinsman, ? , ? , ? , Jim Harrold, ? , Marg Russell Front row: ? , Murray Betts, ?

      A group of men parked under "Old baldy" a natural outcropping of rock on the side of the Beaver Valley above Kimberley. The men are likely from the Joseph Thomas Clark family or Drew-Brook family of Flesherton.

      Joseph Thomas Clark (1866–1937), was born in Flesherton. About 1879, at 13 years old, he joined the Durham Review to learn the skills of the newspaper trade. To further his skills, he worked in Toronto and other points before he bought the Pickering News in partnership with his brother James. …

      Glenn Eagles, Road Superintendent, with I.B. Whittaker, former Road Superintendent, at the opening of Glenn's new office, which took place along with the opening of the new road maintenance shed.

      A "mail-order bride" float in the Flesherton Parade as it passes in front of the Crest Hardware store

      Murray Juffs, teacher and hockey player who would become principal of Grey Highlands Secondary School, and his young bride Eleanore Juffs (nee Heron), also a teacher

      The last members of the Holdfast Club, originally known as the Federated Farm Women of Ceylon-Priceville, enjoy their farewell dinner at the Legion Hall in Flesherton on the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Holdfast Club. Standing: Olga Carins, Mary Stoddart, Velma Wright, Carmelle Meads, Rita Vandermey's sister [name …

      Members of the Prince Arthur Lodge in Flesherton at the 100th Anniversary Worshipful Master's Banquet. Back row: Harold Johnson, Fred Bannon, [unknown], Jack Bannon, Cliff Littlejohns, [unknown], Edward Blackburn. Front Row: [unknown], [unknown], Joe Gibson, Lawson Whte, [unknown], [unknown], Les Seeley(?)

      See p.146 Split Rail Country Vol II and attached family history for more information.