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      This farm is now the Wilf McLaren farm. Some of the men pictured are: Rodger Roberts, Ed Russell, Henry Erven, Ed Sohm, Bert Sohm, Jack Ralston, Bill Hanson, Tom Bottomly, George Leighton, and Sam Scarlett.

      One of these woman was married to a Munroe.

      Black and white photograph of the Standard Chemical shuttle train. There are four men sitting on the shuttle train. There's a small amount of smoke coming out of the smokestack. There are factory buildings behind the train.

      This photograph is mounted on cardboard.

      This is a black and white photograph of a group of men and women, in formal dress, standing around a sawmill. The sawmill is bordering a lake, in the foreground, in which a few logs are floating near the shore. The sawmill is a open structure, with only the wood …

      Black and white photograph of the original South River Public School built 1902. The school's a two story brick building with a bell tower on the roof. There are two entrances to the school. There's the building behind the school on the right.

      The Orange Hall was used for a time as a school when the schoolhouse of School Section #2, Machar Township, burnt down and had to be rebuilt.

      There is a crease at the top right corner.

      The mill was built in the late 19th century by a Mr. Downey. It was first operated by Abraham Owen Oberholtzer in 1908.

      The Old Boarding House was located in South River Ontario at the corner of Ottawa and Broadway. It was built by the Holditch family as a private home, post office and a small store. When the railroad came through the area it became the Temperance Hotel. After this it became …

      Deer Lake is in the background of the photo, while the steam boiler is in the front. On the ground, second man from right, is Eugene Maeck.

      Black and white photograph of the original Joy family homestead's front door. There are three trees in the foreground. The homestead looks like it is abandoned.

      Black and white photograph of the old South River post office, from a side view. The building is one floor, and its former white painted wood siding has peeled and eroded due to age. The front of the building, with a door and window, is visible, while the side has …

      Black and white photograph reproduction of another photograph by an unknown photographer. A picture of a car driving down a forest road. The car has lumber planks stored on either side. The lumber is suspended outside the structure of the car. There is a man man driving the car. The …

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

      Front row left to right: Doug Sohr, Bill Tough, George Tough, Jack Sararas, Ken Dohms with Percy Holutuk, Don Snow or Art Snow, Gordon Cotter, Morris Sararas, Orville Detta. The Back row from left to right: Charlie Waldriff, Charley Parks, Bruce Sohm, Arnold Wager, Gordon Holutuk, Norm McLaren, Norman Hall, …

      Man with crooked pipe standing on lumber is Otto Maeck, man standing on ground is Eugene Maeck. This mill was sold to George Pinkerton Sr. and Joe Roubotton and moved to Pickeral Lake. Bill Tough later bought it from them.

      Black and white photograph of a lumber camp across the river from a lumber mill. There is a railroad bridge on the left side and a normal bridge on the right. The left side of the lumber mill has smoke rising from it, while on the right side is the …

      Black and white postcard of the National Wood Factory in South River. There's a field leading into factory buildings. Some of the buildings have piles of wood made into planks.

      Black and white photograph of a store with snow on the ground. The edge of a sidewalk can be seen through the snow. There are no buildings on either side of the store. There's a display window on the right side.