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Historical Stone Bridge in Lyndhurst Ontario Stock Images

Historical Stone Bridge in Lyndhurst Ontario. A new set of stock photos by Ernie Hunter A fine example of masonry arch construction, this three-span bridge was built of local field stone and adorned with sandstone wall caps and arch surrounds. Designed by John Roddick, an employee of a local mill owner, it was built in 1856-57 and except for restoration work in 1986 which included strengthening with reinforced concrete, it remains in it's original exterior appearance. It is considered, by the Ontario Heritage Foundation, to be the oldest bridge in existence in Ontario in use today. View more stock photography from Ernie Hunter here.

New Stock Images of Fort Edmonton Park, Alberta

Fort Edmonton Park, Alberta. A new set of stock photos by Chris Star Fort Edmonton Park in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada represents four distinct time periods, exploring Edmonton's development from a fur trade post in the vast Northwest, to a booming metropolitan centre after the First World War.

Old and young will love the free steam engine train rides from the park entrance to the Fort as well as free streetcar rides down 1905 and 1920 streets.

When the kids have had enough history, take them to the 1920's Midway. View more stock photography from Chris Star here.

New Stock Images of The Old Stone Mill Delta Ontario

The Old Stone Mill Delta Ontario. A new set of stock photos by Ernie Hunter This beautiful sandstone grist mill was built in1810. It is the only surviving pre-1812 stone grist mill in Canada. It was added to the National Historic Sites of Canada and recognized by The Ontario Heritage Act. It uses 200 year old millstones and a 210 year old "Bolter" to screen the grindings to "fines", "middlings" and "bran". They use local organically grown Red Fife wheat, a strain first grown in Otonabee, Ontario in 1842. Canada Post issued a special stamp on the 200th anniversary 2010. View more stock photography from Ernie Hunter here.