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      Black and white photograph of the Glenda at dock. This is likely the wharf at Burk's Falls. The ship has no people on it. There are no people on the dock. There is a village behind the boat on the opposite shore.

      This picture is a copy of an earlier photograph.

      Two of the officers are Lt. L Martyn & Lt. R. Laing.

      Black and white photograph of the 162nd posing for a picture against a wall. There are three rows of soldiers. The front row soldiers are kneeling or sitting. The second and third row are standing. The wall behind them is made of brick and mortar. There is a tree behind …

      This is a walking tour pamphlet that examines the history and heritage of Burk's Falls. It lists and describes the village's heritage buildings, with a map on the back cover that shows where the buildings are located. There are both historic residences and businesses listed. The front cover of the …

      This is a Tweedsmuir history (scrapbook) of the Burk's Falls area, collected by the Chalmers Women's Institute. The scrapbook is comprised of newspaper clippings taken from local newspapers. It also has both black and colour photographs of local personalities. The topics covered include local politics, business, religion, schools, prominent residents, …

      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.