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 Rocco Frangione, The Sault Star, November 4, 2000, Section E, p. 1     This is a full page newspaper article about a proposed skateboard park for Blind River. Two colour photos are included.

      Black and white negative showing the members of Council for 2000 to 2003. Back row: Gerry Emm, Don Mitchell, Dennis Fox, Joe Drumm. Front row: Pat Perkins, Marcel Brunelle, Shirley Scott.

      Black and white negative showing five of Whitby's mayors. This photograph was taken at a dinner to honour the past mayors of Whitby on the 200th anniversary of Whitby's first mayor, James Rowe. The dinner was held at Class Act Dinner Theatre. Left to right: Bob Attersley (1980-1991), Tom Edwards …

      Designed by Brooklin resident Lylia McBrien, the Brooklin Public Library was oifficially opened on 8 February 1961 by Ontario's Minister of Education, John Robarts. The library served for 49 years until it was demolished in 2010 and replaced with a new library.

      Mrs. Johnstone died in Thessalon, but was to be buried in Bellingham Cemetery.

      Mrs. Allen was buried in Spruce Grove Cemetery, Iron Bridge

      Mrs. Tait was to be buried in the Carlyle Cemetery, Iron Bridge.

      These are published memeoraims for Florence white and Annie Williton who both died on August 18, Florence in 1996 and Annie in 1995.

      These are published memoriams for Claude Allhusen who died September 23, 1995 and Gary Heasman who died September 23, 1993.

      This is an obituary notice regarding the death of Dale Alexander Tulloch who died July 4, 2000. Information regarding his family and celebration of life arrangements are also included.

      Mr. Brown died in Sudbury on September 22, 2000 and was buried in Spruce Grove Cemetary, Iron Bridge.

      This photo shows Ted Linley and Joanne Rivet cutting the ribbon at the official opening of the new recreational bridge at Iron Bridge.

      This typewritten three page document is a brief account of the beginnings of Iron Bridge. It describes the first settlers, the first churches built, stores, roads and other markers of progress over the years.

      Deputy Mayor Velma Hare, Edith Cameron (local author) and Elva Arnill were among those honored to carry the symbolic waters as it passed through Algoma District.

      This obituary concerns the death of Hazel Viola Berry at the age of 85. This notice also includes information about Mrs. Berry's family and funeral arrangements.

      This obituary concerns the death of Woody Tulloch at the age of 76. This notice also includes information about Mr. Tulloch's family. Funeral arrangements were incomplete at the time of this notice.

      This obituary concerns the death of Elizabeth Joyce Beharriell at the age of 73. This notice also includes information about Mrs. Beharriell's family and funeral arrangements.

      This obituary concerns the death of Nina (Bilton) Meeks Edna at the age of 81. This notice also includes information about Mrs. Meek's family and funeral arrangements.

      This obituary concerns the death of James Tulloch at the age of 70. This notice also includes information about Mr. Tulloch's family and funeral arrangements.

      This 2000 book by Robert Hasler documents the history of the Paris Junction of Paris, Ontario. This was a busy part of town in the 19th century, home to a large number of thriving businesses which depended on the two railroad lines which intersected there. Hasler documents the origins of …