Innisfil Historical Society

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: Hunt Club Members; Jack Baker - Dewy Hopper

: Hunt Club Members; Photograph taken outdoors of six men standing in front of a tent at their camp site prior to hunting. The man holding the gun on the left is Jack Dobson. Next to him, from left to right, are Jim Wreggett, John Flynn, Jack Broley, Art Kidd, and Henry Couse. The photo was likely taken in the early 1900s.

: Hunt Club Members; Left to Right: (1)Lorne Arnold (2)Norris Hopper (3)Jack Baker (4)Bill Hounsome (5)Harry Fisher

: Hunt Club Members At Train Station; Members of Hunt Club leaving Cookstown Railway Station in the year 1910 for camp site at Pipe Lake. Left to Right: (1)Harry Fisher (2)Jim Wreggett (3)Henry Couse (4)Jack Dobson (5)Jack Broley (6)John Flynn (7)Tiffin-CNR Road Boss (8)Jack Gibb

: Hunter Family; Four photos of a Hunter family: 1. William T. Hunter and his wife Martha Warnica 2. Sarah Hunter 3. Phoebe Isabel Hunter 4. Phoebe Isabel Hunter and Sarah Hunter

: Hunter'S Store; Hunter's Store at Glenwood Beach. Photo taken day after Hurricane Hazel., IHS3805

: Hunters' Store At Glenwood Beach; Hunters' Store at Glenwood Beach:- This property was first owned and built by R.G. Simpkin. George and Jean Hunter later converted it to a snack bar and a summer post office. They also had cabins for rent. Ray Florin later operated the Shoreroom Tavern, and lastly Jim Alder owned and operated a restaurant before it burned Circa 1980. Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS4090

: Hunters' Store and Beach area; Aerial view of Hunters' store and beach area. Hunters Store, located at the bottom of the 10th line, Leonard's Beach (located at the left side of photo, South of the 10th) and Glenwood Beach (at the right, North of the 10th). Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site., IHS4089

: Hunting; Picture from Norman Broley.

: Huronia Public School; Huronia Public School - original building. Construction: steel Part of the Painswick Section #13 - building constructed of steel by area #2 Board in 1951 to accomodate the influx of students from Minets Point. 2 classroom situated on 10 sideroad, south of #11 highway. 1958, a two room school built beside the steel school at Huronia by Area Board #2. See photo #3520 Schools Huronia Public School, IHS3519

: Huronia Public School and Addition; Huronia Public School - addition (2nd building) Further information in available at the knock Heritage Site, IHS3520

: Hurricane Hazel; The morning after Hurricane Hazel. Road flooded - Roads in places over 3ft under water., IHS2284

: Hurricane Hazel; Hurricane Hazel -from P. 160 of Stroud Tweedsmuir History Vol 2 Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site., IHS3382-167A

: Hurricane Hazel; Hurricane Hazel -from P. 159 Stroud Tweedsmuir History Vol. 2 Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site., IHS3382-166C

: Hurricane Hazel; Hurricane Hazel. From Page 143 of the Stroud Tweedsmuir History, Volume 11., IHS3382-15B

: Hurricane Hazel - D; Hurricane Hazel From Page 143 of the Stroud Tweedsmuir History, Volume 11., IHS3382-15D

: Hurricane Hazel - E; Hurricane Hazel - 7th line road completely washed away., IHS3382-15E

: Hurricane Hazel - F; Hurricane Hazel - over a mile of road on the 7th Line of Innisfil was washed out when the water broke over the tracks and came down the creek beside the road., IHS3382-15F

: Hurricane Hazel - G; Hurricane Hazel. From Page 143 of the Stroud Tweedsmuir History, Volume 11., IHS3382-150A

: Hurricane Hazel 1; Hazel caused this accident - no one hurt Storms, IHS3382-150G

: Hurricane Hazel 9Th Line; Hurricane Hazel 9th Line, from the Stroud Tweedsmuir History Vol. II., IHS3382-167C

: Hurricane Hazel D; Hurricane Hazel from page 160 of the Stroud Tweedsmuir History Vol II. Disasters, storm., IHS3382-167D

: I.G.A. Super Market-Stroud; This store was owned and operated by Jack and George Young at this location in Stroud from 1952 to 1959. I.G.A. stores opened in Canada in 1952 Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS3876

: IHS New Additions

: IHS New Additions 2019

: IHS New Additions 2020; A collection of digitized records for items donated to the Innisfil Historical Society in 2020.

: IHS New Additions 2023; New items donated to the Innisfil Historical Society in 2022 and 2023, uploaded in 2023.

: Ice Block Conveyor; Photo of an ice block conveyor being used by the Belle Ewart Ice Company to load freshly cut blocks of ice into a railway box car for shipment. The structure is mostly made of wood. Much of Lake Simcoe's ice was shipped to Toronto and sometimes to the United States as it was known for its pure water., IHS299

: Ice Conveyor Belt; Conveyor belt used for shipping ice to the Belle Ewart Ice Company, extending into the water which was unfrozen at that time., IHS432

: Ice Cream Parlour; Ice Cream Parlour - opposite the oldest Baptist Church in Bell Ewart. Pictured are: Tommy Two (with apron), George Baxter (with cap on lying down), George McKelvery (with moustache sitting on grass, far right), George McKelvery's son (standing behind him), and two unknown., IHS15

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