Killaloe & District Building Architecture

A classic log home for this area. Private Collection.

An excellent example of hand hewn square timber with dovetail ends. Many structures still stand from the mid and late 1800's. Photo by Tony Cowan. Killaloe Millennium Museum Exhibit.

Beautiful example of a masonry block home of the Killaloe area. Private Collection.

History of St. Andrews Parish as published in the Eganville Leader November 20th, 1961. Part 1 of 18. Betty Mullin Collection.

Home of Tom and Annie Boland. Killaloe Millennium Museum Exhibit.

Photo of C.W. Boland house on Civic Street. Killaloe Millennium Museum Exhibit.

Photo of Schutt's Mill along Brennan's creek. Pearl Murack Collection.

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This building which still stands on Lake Street has been home to many businesses including Strack's Harness Shop and Cybulski's Barbershop. Pearl Murack Collection.

This collection of stories and photos was printed in the 70's in Barry's Bay This Week newspaper. Part 1 of 10. Betty Mullin Collection.

This collection of stories and photos was printed in the 70's in Barry's Bay This Week newspaper. Part 3 of 10. Betty Mullin Collection.

This is a zoom of a photo published in the Eganville Leader of Cybulski's Barbershop. Can you identify the people in this photo? The original photo is owned by Bennie Afelskie.

This story and linked photos was written by Brenda Lee-Whiting and published in the Eganville Leader April 2nd, 1975. It is the story of the O'Grady family and Settlement about 9 miles south-west of Killaloe along the Opeongo Line. This is Photo 2, part 18 of 19

This story and photo is about the Sisters of St. Joseph leaving Killaloe. It was published in the Eganville Leader June 19th, 1974. Betty Mullin Collection.

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