This photograph features the James' family barn on the Sixth Concession and was built in 1937-1938. The car in the foreground is a 1949 Chrysler. See also: James Family.
The Ravenna School is now a home. It is the last building on the east side of the road as you travel south.
Front Row left to right seated: Russell Gould, Frank Wagg, Silas Wagg, Bill Knuff, Charlie Knuff, Myrtle Magill,
Alex Rush, George Conn, Jack Conn, Maggie McKnight, Leila McKnight, Athol Hudson, Sadie Hudson, Ed McGill.
Second Row: Fred Latter, Cora Latter, Maggie Magill, Mabel Magill, Jim McGowan, Eva Gekill, Susie Falconer, Joc Latter, Ross Fleming, Roy Conn, Viola McKnight, Villa Latter, Roy Fleming, Herb Heighs, Florence Knuff.
Third Row: Bill Weir, Herb Latter, Mae Brownlee, Fanny Irwin, Annie Rusk, Annie Weir, Edna Heighs, Jessie Latter, Herb Conn, Bill Conn, Gertie Knuff, Minnie Knuff, Edith Weldrick (standing).
Fourth Row: Amie Ford, Mary Allcock, Bob Armstrong, Eva Conn, Martha Gekill, Herb Gould, Aggie Falkner, Annie Armstrong, Ed Falkner, Fred Theakston, Bill Poole, Hugh Magill, Jim Rusk.
Fifth Row: Lottie Carscadden, Maud McGill, Ida Gardiner, Bob Gardiner, Sara Walters, Bill McGill, Tom Armstrong,
Herb Stoughtenburg, Louie Allcock, Etta Carscadden, Harriett Gardiner, Maggie Black (teacher).
The old forge in Ravenna is located at 495970 Grey Road 2, Ravenna. It is a Town of the Blue Mountains designated heritage property.
Three blacksmith shops were listed in Ravenna at one point in the mid-late 1800s. "...Ravenna on the 'main-travelled' Government Road was proving a necessary stopping place for many coming into the township." (A History of the County of Grey, pg. 50)
The Craigleith Community Centre, formerly a school, was built in 1862. From 1862 to 1968 this building served as school, though in 1893 it was destroyed by a fire and rebuilt (Garrad, 1990). From 1968 to now it has served as The Craigleith Community Centre.
This photograph is of the Benjamin Moore house, circa 1855. Lot 28, concession 12. Just north of Heathcote off of Grey Road 40.
According to the Historical Atlas of Grey and Bruce Counties from 1880, Benjamin Moore was listed as a farmer born in Canada in 1837. He settled in Grey County in 1861 and "owned 200 acres in Lot 28, Concession 12, worth $14,000."
Photograph of a country home located on Grey Road 2 at 496487. Owned by Bill Wright family during the early 1900s and was later sold to the McNallys.
Photograph of Dykstra Family home in 1986. Fire number 496487 on Grey Road 2 outside of Thornbury.
The Craigleith Community Centre, located at 123 Lakeshore Road in Craigleith has been a long standing heritage building. The building was built in 1862 as a school and was Craigleith's first and only stone public building (Garrad, 1993). For a more detailed photo of the Centre please refer to the picture, "Craigleith Community Centre" ID: 67.
The Craigleith Provincial Park Campground store. Located at the entrance of the campground just off of Highway 26.
According to Ontario Parks, Craigleith Provincial Park opened in 1967 and covers 65.69 hectares. It is "located on the southern shore of Georgian Bay" and features "fractured plates of shale that form our shoreline" which "contain fossils that are 450 million years old." (ontarioparks.com/park/craigleith. June 17, 2018)
The Carmel Methodist Heritage Cemetery, located 2km from the village of Gilbraltor. Historically a part of the Collingwood Township, Gibraltor is currently a part of The Town of the Blue Mountains. The cemetery address is: 595251 4th Line, The Blue Mountains, N0H 2E0.
Located at 588135 on the 9th sideroad in Ravenna, this is the birthplace and home if David John McNichol, Collingwood Township's longest serving Reeve and one of Grey County's most succesful municipal politicians. Reeve McNichol was born September 20, 1918, one of 8 children. In 1947 David married his wife Hazel (Knox) and together they farmed the property and raised their family of 5 in this home.
McNichol was first elected to municipal Council in 1949, then elected Reeve in 1952, a position in which he served continously till his death in 1994. In 2003, this home was designated under the Ontario Heritage Act as a property of cultural heritage value by the Town of the Blue Mountains. He was a founding Director of both the Georgian Triangle Tourist Association and the Georgian Trail Board of Managament.
McNichol's children and grandchildren also grew up in Ravenna only neighbours away. The McNichol family developed a lumber yard and continue to preserve the heritage property.
The Ravenna Community Hall is located at 628299 on Grey Road 119, next to the intersection of Grey Road 119 and Grey Road 2. The long standing Community Hall is available to be rented for events and functions. It is located next to the Ravenna Park and is adjacent from the Ravenna General Store. Please see second photo titled: "Ravenna Community Hall, Side View," image ID: 89.
The Ravenna Community Hall is located at 628299 on Grey Road 119, next to the intersection of Grey Road 119 and Grey Road 2. The long standing Community Hall is avalable to be rented for events and functions. It is located next to the Ravenna Park and is adjacent from the Ravenna General Store. Please see first photo for front view, titled: "Ravenna Community Hall, Front View," image ID: 88.
Mrs. Helen Speck Gibson, visiting the Craigleith Heritage Depot, August 13th 2016 to relive her birth place. Mrs. Gibson was born in the Craigleith Station February 23, 1922. Her father, Alan Speck was the station master. Here is her interview, accompanied by her son Douglas Gibson. Interviewer is Robert Buchanan.
This photograph is of the exterior of the Depot Restaurant. It was taken with a Polaroid camera, from highway 26. Most likely taken in the spring or summer.
This photograph is of the exterior of the Depot Restaurant taken at dusk. It was taken with a Polaroid camera, highway 26 (southeast of the Depot). Most likely it was taken in the spring or summer
This photograph is of the exterior of the Depot Restaurant. It was taken with a polaroid camera, from Grey Rd 19 (North of the Depot). Most likely taken in the sping or summer.
This photograph is of the exterior of The Depot restaurant. It was taken with a polaroid camera, from highway 26 (southeast of the Depot). Most likely taken in the spring or summer.
This photograph is of the exterior of the north facade of The Depot restaurant along with its flower bed and porch. Most likely the photograph was taken in the spring or summer.
This photograph is of the exterior of the north facade of The Depot restaurant along with its flower bed and porch. Most likely the photograph was taken in the spring or summer.
This photograph is of the exterior of the north facade of The Depot restaurant along with its porch. Most likely the photograph was taken in the spring or summer.
This photograph is of the exterior of the north facade of The Depot restaurant along with its flower bed and porch. The photograph was most likely taken in the spring or summer.
This photograph is of the exterior of the north facade of The Depot restaurant along with its flower bed, porch, and turret. Most likely the photograph was taken in the spring or summer.
This photograph was taken on the north facade of The Depot restaurant, where a flower bed with a vareity of flowers could be seen every year. Most likely the photograph was taken in the spring or summer.
This photograph is of the north facade roof exterior of the Depot Restaurant. The photographer would have been facing the bay when the photograph was taken. The bay, the Depot's turrets and lilacs are visible within the picture. The photograph was most likely taken in the spring or summer.
This photograph is of the east facade of The Depot restaurant. The picture shows the east porch where dinners would have been able to sit outside and eat. They would have been surrounded by lilacs. The photograph was most likely taken in the spring.
This photograph is of the north facade roof exterior of The Depot restaurant. The photographer would have been facing the bay when the photograph was taken. The bay, the Depots turrets and lilacs are visible within the picture. The photograph was most likely taken in the spring or summer.
This photograph is of the interior of the dining room area at the Depot Restaurant. The photograph itself is small, square in shape and quite hard.
This photograph is of the interior of the dining room area at the Depot Restaurant. The photograph itself is small, square in shape and quite hard.
This photograph is of the interior of the dining room area at the Depot Restaurant with a large group of poinsettias. The photograph was most likely taken in the winter.
This photograph is of the interior of the dining room area at the Depot Restaurant.
This photograph is of the interior of the dining room area at the Depot Restaurant.
This photograph is of the interior of the dining room area at the Depot Restaurant.
This photograph is of the interior of the dining room area at the Depot Restaurant.
This photograph is of the interior of the dining room area at the Depot Restaurant with a large group of poinsettias. The photograph was most likely taken in the winter.
This photograph is of the interior of the dining room area at the Depot Restaurant with poinsettias scattered around the dining area. The photograph was most likely taken in the winter.
This photograph is of the interior of the dining room area at the Depot Restaurant with a large group of poinsettias. The photograph was most likely taken in the winter.
This photograph is of the exterior of the north facade of The Depot restaurant along with its flower bed and porch. The photograph was most likely taken in the spring or summer.
This photograph is of the east facade of The Depot restaurant. The picture shows the east porch where dinners would have been able to sit outside and eat. They would have been surrounded by lilacs. The photograph was most likely taken in the spring.
This photograph shows the Collingwood Shipyards in the winter of 1975.
This photograph shows the Collingwood Shipyards in the winter of 1975.
This photograph shows the Collingwood Shipyards in the winter of 1975.
This photograph shows the Collingwood Shipyards in the winter of 1975.
This photograph shows the Collingwood Shipyards in the winter of 1975.
This photograph shows the Collingwood Shipyards in the winter of 1975.
This postcard photograph shows the aerial view of Brad-I-Brin motel and restaurant at Craigleith Bay.
This photograph shows the wooden cabin (ca. 1978) that sits across from Castle Glenn.
This photograph shows Osler Castle in 1983. The photograph was most likely taken in the spring or fall of 1983.
This photograph shows Osler Castle in 1983. The photograph was most likely taken in the spring or fall of 1983.
This photograph shows Osler Castle in 1983. The photograph was most likely taken in the spring or fall of 1983.
This photograph is of the school house on the corner of Poplar sideroad and concession 10 N Nottawasaga. The photograph was taken in 1975.
This photograph shows an old stone brick farmhouse on highway 24, between Nottawa and Duntroon.The photograph was most likely taken in the summer.
This photograph shows a white wooden house near Glen Huron in the fall.
This photograph shows an old house that is half brick and half wood (side view) in Dunedin. The photograph was taken in 1982.
This photograph shows an old house that is half brick and half wood (side view) in Dunedin. The photograph was taken in 1982.
This photograph shows an old house that is half brick and half wood (side view) in Dunedin. The photograph was taken in 1982.
This postcard picture shows the Simcoe county museum (ca. 1840), a pioneer log cabin found in Barrie Ontario.
This photograph is of the east facade of The Depot restaurant. The picture shows the east porch where dinners would have been able to sit outside and eat. They would have been surrounded by lilacs. The photograph was most likely taken in the spring.
Photograph of the east facade of The Depot restaurant from Hwy 26. Taken in either the spring or summer of 1989.
Photograph of an obstructed view of The Depot restaurant from the south east, taken from across Hwy 26 close to the water. Taken in either the spring or fall of 1989.
Photograph of the east facade of The Depot restaurant from Hwy 26. Taken in either the spirng or summer of 1989.
Photograph of the interior of The Depot restaurant where patrons and guest would have eaten.
Photograph of the exterior of The Depot restaurant lit up, taken at night.
Photograph of skiers getting off the ski train at Craigleith Depot Station
Photograph of skiers outside Georgian Tavern, at Blue Mountain.
Photograph of skiers outside of the Blue Mountain ski school and Georgian Tavern.
Photograph of Knapmans house in Toronto, August 1935 or 1938. This photo is showing the front of the house.