Newton Robinson general store between 1906-1912.

Busy Corners at Newton Robinson General Store.

Newton Robinson's second schoo S.S. #10 about 1955. Back Row l-r: Frank Meher, David Parson, David Connell, Jonathon Parsons, John Halbert, Francis Chantler Carmine Black, Karen Beeston, Dianne Cofield, Joan Connell. Second Row l-r: Donald Jarvis, Morris Jeffles, Peter Coborn, Larry Halbert, Marvin Chantler, Roger Stewart, Ross Brown, Joan Jarvis, [?], Sarah Parsons, Lorraine Roth, Evelyn Connell, Gail Halbert Front Row l-r: Scott Parson, Wilfred Toast, Kenneth Jeffles, Ken Cofield, Bill Halbert, Bob Connell, Donna Stewart, Carolyn Halbert, Jane Rowe, [?].

Model of Newton Robinson in 1879, looking west, made by Doug Riley in 1979.

Model of Newton Robinson in 1879, looking north. Made by Doug Riley in 1979.

View of Newton Robinson from the air.

Stanley Copeland's car, bought from George Windross for $35. The building, built in 1934, was the garage where Stan first started his garage business in 1946. From left, Bruce Jackson, Fern Madill, Stanley Copeland.

Joseph Harrison and family with Rumly threshing machine. House and barn in background.

Grenville, Gordon, Estella Halbert, and their mother, Mrs. John Wesley Halbert, with a visitor, who may be a Hodgson.

Joseph Harrison with his thresshing crew. L-r: Jack Monkton, Joseph Harrison, George Windross and John Harrison.