One of two photographs on page. Bottom photograph shows a pointer boat on a huge raft with shoreline in distance. Caption reads, “Timber Raft lying off Braeside, Coobury Crib and The most prized and carefully watched crib on the whole raft as a wrecked Coobury Crib was indeed a disaster of the first magnitude.”
Photograph shows a Junior square dancing class. People shown in the photograph are B.J. Giberson, Blain Lancer, Richard Bews, David Moore, Jean Grace, Bert Hall, Louis Herrick (Ryan) playing piano and Len Herrick on fiddle.
Print of J. R. Booth’s raft and paddle wheeler ‘Maude’ obtained by Gillies family from the National Archives of Canada No. C-6096. Date that original photograph was taken would be around 1900.
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Date indicates date of copy print from National Archives.
Copy of original photograph taken in 1891 of tall sailing ships beside huge rafts of square timber. Caption reads,” Sharples and Dobell’s Coves, Sillery Quebec, Booth’s Raft of Pine Timber with last of Sailing Ships.
Timber Limits in Algonquin Park around Burnt Lake, Hogan L., White Trout L., and Green Lake. Townships given are McLaughlin, Bower, Anglin, Freswick, Bishop, Devine, Biggar, Osler, and Lister.