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      Two women sitting on the window sills of a building.

      The area on the right is currently used as a commercial camp ground. This bridge was replaced in the 1960s with an army surplus bridge (called a Bailey Bridge).

      The school is now part of the Jordan Historical Museum of the Twenty, in Jordan.

      Located just south of Regional Rd 81. Church is gone but cemetery remains.

      This seen appears to be on the road just east of the Ball's Falls mill.

      Looking North at the fron of the Jordan Inn.

      Q & G Stone Road is the Queenston and Grimsby Stone Rd.which is currently Regional Road 81.

      Four men and a boy pose outside the blacksmith shop in Jordan. Also in the picure are 2 horses and 2 carts.

      This is a picture of Nancy Martin's grandfather's shop circa 1932. The young boy in front was her uncle. The shop was standing up April 2009. It is now vacant land.

      This is a picture of Nancy Martin's grandfather's house circa 1940. The house was located directly behind the Jordan House. It was converted to 2 apartments, but (as of 2009) has been removed by the Town to create a 'right of way'.

      Guard rails appear to be in place along the road.

      A view of the lower falls, looking south east.

      A view of the lower falls, looking south, from the bottom of the gorge.

      This is a picture of Nancy Martin's grandfather with his new tow truck. There isn't a date on the picture but going by how young he looks and comparing other tow trucks, it looks circa 1920's.

      An elderly man and woman sit in a carriage being pulled by 2 white (dappled?) horses.

      Slide File Number: 05.76-B-4 The image is part of a larger newspaper article.

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      Slide File Number: 03.54-D-1