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      Postcard of boaters near Smiths Falls Ontario on the Rideau

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      Steamboat Jeska at Chaffey's Lock c.1920

      Canadian Postcard Company c.1925

      Anderson's Camp at Chaffey's Lock c.1925. Anderson was a tourist from Ohio who was originally a member of the Opinicon Club and later an owner for in the 1920s.

      Rideau Canal shore dinner near Chaffey's Locks, c.1930

      Opinacon Club, later the Opinicon Hotel, c.1910

      Edith Chown Pierce(1890-1954)was the life of Lorne Pierce, the well-known publisher from Delta. She was born and married Lorne in Kingston.

      Edward and Harriet Pierce in front of their home in Delta c.1910. They were the parents of publisher Lorne Pierce.

      Charles Broley (1879-1959)was the famous "Eagle Man"who banded more than 1000 eagles in his lifetime as well as sounding alarms about DDT. His cottage on Whiskey Island was purchased in 1913 when he was working as a banker in Delta and he returned here every summer until his death.

      Harriet Singleton Pierce 1864-1940 lived in Delta most of her life. She was the mother of well-known Canadian publisher Lorne Pierce.

      Delta Public School c.1900 Lorne Pierce (1890-1961) is located in the 4th row.

      Delta Public School c.1902 . Lorne Pierce (1890-1961) is in the back row.

      Edward A. Pierce(1864-1929) was the hardware store owner in Delta and father of Lorne Pierce, the well-known publisher.

      Harriet (Hattie) Pierce and Edward A. Pierce,the hardware store owner in Delta and parents of publisher Lorne Pierce

      Photograph of Sherman A. Coon 1861-1950 , his wife Lillian Mott Coon and several of their children. Sherman lived in the Elgin and Athens area although he died in Ottawa. He was a son of Justus Coon and Lucy Ann Halladay.

      Sherman A. Coon 1861-1950 as a child c.1865. Sherman was a son of Justus Coon and his second wife Lucy Anne Halladay.

      South Crosby firefighter showing off fire truck in Elgin c.1972

      The Ballantyne Community Float at the Smiths Falls Old Home week in 1950. They received first prize. The float, decorated by the members, included an orchestra and piano.

      Jen McVeety and her class with parents posing in front of the Otter Lake School (SS#8 South Elmsley) Identified people include William Tweety, William Millar, Copelands, Timothy Toohey, Albert Wood, Edward Wood, John Wood, Robert Wood and Charlie Looby.