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      "Gramma Allen, Aunt Maud, Aunt Annie in a boat, circa 1950." This photo is located in the Gardiner/Allen scrapbook 1700'2 - 1954. A comment received shares that Emma and Annie were sisters and Maud was their sister-in-law, married to their brother, Bert.

      "Back L-R. Iva Allen (Mom), Emma Allen (Gramma), Aunt Elsie Wedgwood. Middle L-R Uncle Dick Allen, Norma Eaket, Donna Eaket, Uncle Albert Wedgwood. Front L-R Lyle Eaket, Ross Eaket, Uncle Ralph Allen. Circa 1943" This photo can be found in the Gardiner/Allen scrapbook 1700's - 1954.

      "L-R around Gramma…. Linda (Reid) Reeves, Mervin Wedgwood, Carol( Wedgwood) Lawlor, Ross Eaket, Norma (Eaket) Bell, Lyle Eaket, Donna (Eaket) Tough, Dale Wedgwood, Debbie (Reid) Cavanagh. 1953. This photo can be found in the Gardiner/Allen scrapbook 1700's - 1954.

      "Her children - The Allen's 1954, Herbert, Alta, Lloyd, Elsie, Ira, Ralph, Dick Allen. This photo is found in the Gardiner/Allen scrapbook 1700's - 1954.

      Notes accompanying the photo indicate back row left-right are Harvey Alexander Eakekt, Dorthena (Eaket) Morrison, William Clarnce Weaket. Front row are Margaret Taylor (Beharriell) Eaket and Alexander Simon Eaket.

      Notes read "'Originial Harvey Tulloch and Mina's home, Main St. Iron Bridge."

      Rev "L-R Minnie (Tait) Nicholson, George Nicholson, Mina (Nicholson) Tulloch, Boys L-R Darwin, Lyman Tulloch."

      This black and white photo shows a large wooden structure and sign over the two lane Highway 17 at the west end of the village of Iron Bridge. The sign let travelers know which town they were coming into. It was located west of the United Church which is situated …

      Bill Vincent Jr., 1977

      Bill Robertson and Bike

      Roy Murphy, 1976

      Mrs. Burdage and Dalhia

      Ron's father was a well-known trapper in the Iron Bridge area.

 Ross Eaket, The Sault Star, May 22, 1953     (Editor's Note: Ross Eaket, of Iron Bridge, who is overseas on a two-month tour under sponsorship of the Commonwealth Youth Movement, is sending back articles for Sault Star readers telling of his journey. In his first letter, the 16 year-old Blind River Continuation School student tells of his trip over …

      This is an article about the Ontario Farm Safety Council conference held annually to discuss farm safety practices. The accompanying photo shows the Northern Ontario delegates to the conference - Mrs. Gladys Helin, Mrs. N. Draper, Mrs. G. Duquette and C. Tucker.

      This article features a picture of Mrs. William Burbadge's prize winning snow sculpture house with the three little pigs and the big bad wolf. The article also tells the reader about Mrs. Burbadges many other craft talents.

      This article tells about the Iron Bridge Walkathon that raised money for the Algoma District Scanner. Dawn Dewsbury and Christine Beharriell are the women pictured who participated in this event.

      This is a short clipping describing Iron Bridge as the gateway to some of the best wilderness recreation areas for visitors from Canada and the United States.

      This article discusses the positive impact of the construction of a hydro dam on Iron Bridge's economy. One benefit was the opening of community's first bank, the Royal Bank of Canada. The accompanying photograph shows Robin Coleman and John Moore in front of the new branch.

 Algoma Advocate, Circa 1950     Top photo shows Erla and Erma Tulloch and Leona Seabrook. Bottom photo shows Dale Larson, Linda Larone, Gordon MacMichael, Vera Reed and Kenneth Brydges, all preliminary winners with school principal Henry J. Coventry.