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      This store was built circa 1890, and burnt down in the 1940s.

      Julius Detta was born in Hettstedt, Germany September 28th, 1842. He died July 23rd, 1911. He is buried in Lount. Louisa Detta Sohm was born September 2nd, 1870. She died April 13th 1955. She is buried in Eagle Lake Cemetery. This looks like a copy of a tin type.

      Black and white photograph of a man, woman and young girl. There's a small animal on the right next to the girl. The animal could be a dog or a cat. The people are standing in front of a wooden building with a window on the left. They're standing on …

      Black and white photograph of three men, three women, and a girl. There's a small animal beside the girl, possibly a dog or cat. Behind them is a wooden building. There's a door and window on the right side. In the middle of the building is a window. On the …

      Black and white photograph of twelve men at a construction. Many of the men are holding tools. There are two horses on a harness ready to pull a cart. At this point no building can be made out. The ground is sand or dirt.

      The people possibly are (middle row): Alex Schneider, Mary Minor, Henry Minor. The back row is Charlie Maeck, Mrs.Charlie Maeck, Fred Hoffman, Mrs. Otto Maeck, Otto Maeck, George Hoffman, Tom Johnson and Jim Hoffman.

      From left to right: In the back row is Esther Haufschild, Robert Haufschild, Mary Haufschild, Milton Haufschild. In front row is Albert Haufschild, Elma Haufschild, and Edward Haufschild.

      Black and white photograph of South River's Main Street, circa 1900. The photo was taken from the middle of the street, looking down its length. On both sides of the street are buildings, some dark brick exteriors and some painted wood siding. Some of the buildings look like they have …

      The photograph was taken from beside the gristmill.

      Black and white photograph of a Grand Trunk Railroad at the South River train yard. The train's engineer's at the locomotives window. On the coal car there's a square with something illegible on it. There's a telephone pole behind the train.

      This picture was part of North Bays 100 Years of Rail. There were 1201 excursions along this route.

      Mounted on cardboard.

      Black and white photograph of the South River Mercantile Company. It was commonly known as Ard's Store. There's a building beside the store on the right side of the picture. In the stores display windows there are a number of dresses and hats.

      The Old Queen's hotel burned down in 1909.

      Black and white photograph of four male lumberjacks standing in the forest in the winter. Each of them is holding an axe.

      Black and white photograph of a horse drawn sleigh with a man on the sleigh. Behind the sleigh is a large pile of wood extending back out of the picture.

      On the sleigh are thirteen cords of wood. This is believed to be the largest load ever brought into South River.

      Black and white photograph of two oxen pulling a sleigh loaded with wood and a man sitting on the wood driving the oxen. There are houses behind the sleigh.

      Black and white photograph of a train going across a viaduct(bridge). There's a river below the viaduct, possibly the Magnetawan River. There's a forest in the background.

      Black and white photograph of two Grand Trunk Railway water towers viewed from the Government Road Bridge. Three houses on Main Street are visible.