We don’t have much information about this week’s photo looking down at the Muskoka River. Can you help us determine the approximate date it was taken?

The last time the steamer Algonquin picked up passengers at Huntsville’s Town Dock was more than 60 years ago. What else is in this photo that’s no longer there today? Can you guess approximately when this photo was taken? (Click on the image above for a larger view.) Photo courtesy of Muskoka Digital Archives.

Can you guess the year this photo of Huntsville’s Main Street was taken? What do you recognize in this image? (Photo courtesy of Muskoka Digital Archives)

This is the Huntsville Fire Brigade. They won the Northern Volunteer Firemen’s Association banner more times than any other brigade between 1905 and 1914. Do you know what year the brigade was formed?

The beautiful fall colours attract hundreds of people to Muskoka and Algonquin Park to take in the splendour, sometimes causing long lines of traffic. But congestion is nothing new on summer and fall weekends—this photo was taken on the Civic Holiday weekend decades ago. Can you guess the year and the location?

This week’s photo was shared with us by Doppler reader Tim Wilgress. Fred Francis, pictured front row, centre, in the above photo with members of his family in front of Francis House, was Huntsville’s first constable. According to Huntsville: With Spirit and Resolve by Susan Pryke, Francis received between $10-15 per year for that role.