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      Stonecliffe was spelt Stonecliff until hydro came and an 'e' was added to the end of the name. This site is now underwater in the Ottawa River

      Back Row: Lenora Jennings, Jowayne Boudreau, Olive McIntyre (teacher), Louise Riches, Iona Boudreau, Glenda Gallagher, Lorna Jennings, Yvonne Gagne, Joan Boudreau, Lois Boudreau, Genevieve Jennings. Second Row: Merwyn Jennings, Gloria Boudreau, Doris Jennings, Diane Riches, Darla Clouthier, Loretta Francoeur, Mildred Boudreau, Anne Gallagher, Sandra Jennings, Justin Francoeur, Mark Francoeur. Front …

      Signs: Coca Cola Pepsi Winchester Cigarettes Dunlop Black Cat Cigarettes

      Joan Charbonneau (in white) and Doris Donnelly (in Pink).

      This photograph looks like it was taken of a picture in a newspaper. The Fishers used to host parties and dances in their cabin on what locals called Fisher's Island. The couple likely had squatters rights to the land. The couple is believed to have moved to Golden Lake after …

      Jack Fisher Stands in his canoe on the Upper Ottawa River.

      The story goes, that Mike Simond was drinking at the McKechnie's hotel one night and he died when he walked out the fire escape thinking it was the bathroom door. He worked for Joan Charbonneau's father.

      Back Row: Debbie Logan, Curtis Logan. Middle Row: Dickie Stewart, Maynard Logan, Jack Logan, and Earl Stewart, Randy Logan, Harold Logan, Linda Logan, Jean Logan.

      Lands & Forests Stonecliffe Building Gerry Tait in foreground

      Mrs. T. Lalonde stands next to the brick section house as the engine of a train goes by.

      Bill Bertrand, Eva Tait, Alfred Tait.

      Ann Larochelle, Stella Larochelle, Cora Logan, Albert Stewart, Edwin Stewart.

      Boy on wood pile unknown. Mrs Bill McIsaac, Ken Tooley, Mrs. Mary McIsaac, Frank Chamberlain, Irene and Vivian Tooley.

      Pete Coutoure lived by Grant's Creek. Sophia Rousseau shares stories bout him in her video interview.

      Garden in the foreground, framed house in the background.

      Pat Collin's store was beside McKechnie's Hotel

      Modern Vehicle to the right of the church. This picture was likely taken in the late 1990s or early 2000s.

      This church was built to replace St. Zephirin's Parish Church destroyed in the flooding of the Ottawa River for the hydro-electric power dam at Rapides-Des-Joachims.

      Group of people viewed from behind, facing OLS Priest's house

      This is a picture of the congregation attending the official opening of Our Lady of the Snows Catholic Church in Stonecliffe, ON on June 18, 1950