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The Bond Head residence of Loblaw.

The Bond Head residence of Hipwell.This home was demolished for the widening of the highway.

A neatly executed mud block wall on a humble house in Bradford (demolished) showing courses of block separated by horizontal nailing timbers.

Thompson home in Bond Head, which was at one time Jamison’s Boot and Shoe Shop and then later Thompson’s Butcher Shop.

Jack and Audrey McLean, Christmas 1993.

August 1931 at Greenwood Cottage, Bond Head (as of 1980, the Quaint House). Back Row: Kathleen (Smith) Watt, Annie (Smith) Tomlin. Front Row: Ann Jane Coburn Clark, Matilda Downey Smith, Melvyn Downey. Matilda Downey Smith died September 10, 1931, in her 89th year (Oct. 21). Melvyn Smith is a nephew.

Landerkin/Page house in Bond Head.

Bond Head Cheese Factory in 1895; Shows gravel road (Highway 88) was much lower at the time.

Rennick's shop. The Standard Bank rented the front east room of this store for about 50 years. The Reynolds’ turned it into a meat shop and then an antique shop.

Dr. and Mrs. Cummings with their children, from left to right, Julian, James, Harley, and Victor.