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      Two-hundred-nineteen page book on the people who have lived in Hagerman Township. The book covers many areas including: stories, rhymes, reminiscences, true tales, yarns, photographs, and maps.

      Sixteen page souvenir booklet about the centennial of the Hagerman township. The book has a map of the area and vintage photographs of the area as well. The booklet covers many subjects including: pioneers, businesses, local organizations, the fire department, early schools, churches & trivia.

      This book has a dust jacket.

      This booklet was produced in celebration of the Hagerman centennial, with its proceeds donated to the Hagerman Centennial Committee.

      This booklet was made in celebration of the centennial of Saint Patrick's Parish.

      This booklet was produced in celebration of the centennial of the church at Sand Lake. A supplement covering the history of the Church from 1984 to 1994 was later published. This supplement can be viewed by clicking on the link in this record.

      This booklet was made to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Katrine United Church. A centennial Committee featuring Edna Northcote (chair), Bill Allen (editor), Renne Harbit (secretary), Alice Northcote, Audrey VanDuzen, and Berry White assisted in the creation of this booklet.

      This booklet was made in celebration of the centennial of the St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Burk's Falls. St. Andrews is still continues to be part of the Burk's Falls community today.

      Cochrane Early Days 17th Century 18th Century 19th Century 20th Century Part 1 - Early Days In and About Cochrane (1880-1926) Part 2 - Early Days In and About Cochrane (1927-1949) The Carrere Family Cochrane Tweedsmuir History Excerpts The Early Days of Cochrane Hospitals 1942 Fires, Flu and Typhoid, 1942 …

      This was the second significant fire in just over three months on the Main Street in 1963, on that side of the street. In addition to the loss of the buildings that burned, there was collateral damage to the theatre next door from smoke and water and the weight of …

      This was the second significant fire in just over three months on the Main Street in 1963, on that side of the street. In addition to the loss of the buildings that burned, there was collateral damage to the theatre next door from smoke and water and the weight of …

      This fire left 31 people homeless, 17 of them children and was believed to have started in a chimney. Volunteer firefighters and citizens alike helped to try and extinguish the blaze and aid with evacuation of nearby homes and businesses. The only structures left standing on the block at the …

      Two explosions were heard and two people were sent to the hospital during the battling of this fire. In addition to the total loss of Crest Hardware, Mae's Hairdressing, The Flower Pot and North Shore Produce were also burned out. There was also damage caused to several other businesses along …

      The two men who were hurt while trying to assist with the fire were Doug Davies and Roger Coventry. Davues was a citizen who was caught beneath a collapsing wall after the second explosion. Roger Coventry was a volunteer fireman who was also caught with part of the wall when …

      Four men sitting an three men standing with two horses on the side of the railroad tracks. These men are working on Grant Trunk Railroad. There is a utility pole in the background.

      Black and white photograph a town square and a street. The square has many people in it, including a man riding a bicycle. Across the street there's a white building which is Johnstone's Hardware Store. To the right is the Grand Trunk Railway station.

      Black and white photograph of a group of adults and a child at the Grand Trunk Railway station. The group is made up of four men and six women and one boy. The group is standing on a wooden plank walkway. In the background is a train car.

      Black and white photograph of four men pile driving supports for a railroad bridge. The bridge appears to be on the waterfront. There is a forest in the background of the photograph.

      Black and white photograph of a collision of two locomotives on the Grand Trunk Railroad. The train on the left is crunched up and derailed. The train on the right looks fine. There are two groups of people in the image. One group is of adults behind a telephone poll. …

      Black and white photograph of a collision of two locomotives on the Grand Trunk Railroad. The train on the left is crunched up and derailed. The train on the right looks fine. There is a group of people looking at the wreck.