A special thanks to Arbutus (Bell) Milholin, Charles (Dick) Curtis, Lori (London) Barnes, Bob O'Mera and Phil Bonner for the contribution of photographs to make this page possible. The photographs displayed in this gallery will be changed from time-to-time due to limited space for storing photographs. Check back periodically to see what is new. Click on the thumbnail photographs or photograph titles below to view enlargements of the photographs.

Alcona Dam Joe Hurr - Bamfield Hill coming from Glennie Bamfield Homestead Bamfield Homestead James Barnes Homestead Big Wheel. Mrs. (Bonner) Bamfield on top, Mr. Bamfield and son Cabin Bamfield on the left and son Tom Bamfield on the right. Bowser Homestead Chris Ryemer.  The local water witch Cookhouse at Gates Lumber Camp.  Peter Emily, camp cook in white apron Curtisville Baptist Church Curtisville Baptist Church Curtisville School c. 1909 Curtisville School Class c. 1910 Curtisville School Class c. 1934 Dick Bamfield - 1943 Donald and Iva La Fluer Ebenezer Curtis Farm Accounts - 1900 Ebenezer Duncan Curtis Edith La Chapelle - Teacher at Curtisville School Goodfellow Homestead - Note canary cages hanging from the eaves of the porch. Bill Goodfellow (on the right) and his father Robert Goodfellow (on the left). They drove this team from New York State to Grayling, Michigan. Haying on the Wilkerson Farm Hillside School c. 1910, looking north on Curtisville Road from just south of Aldrich Road Hugh Curley Hunter's Letter to Mr. & Mrs. Bamfield - Nov. 24th, 1894 Hunting Dudes from Ohio leaving the train station at Bamfield Crossing James and Mary Ann Barnes Jammer loading cedar logs at Gates Lumber Camp Johnny Redmonds Mail Wagon on Aldrich Road Josephine La Fluer Lewis Redmond Manley Wilber Mary Curtis Melvina Curtis  Chris Yockey’s (Oscoda merchant) letter to Mrs Bamfield Moving Generator, Frank O’Meara is wearing white shirt. Original Bridge at Bamfield Crossing Spencer Family Stump Removal on Bamfield Farm Lumberman’s Wanagan coming under the bridge at Bamfield Crossing Water Tower at Bamfield Crossing William Bamfield Sr. and Mrs. Reed with hunting dog Fannie.

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