The Flower Station School— The Buchanan Scrapbooks

With files from The Keeper of the Scrapbooks — Christina ‘tina’  Camelon Buchanan — Thanks to Diane Juby— click here..

Lavant Township consists mostly of swamps. It was slow in populating and in 1842 the population was only 40 people.
Flower Station:
Was a postal station in the 1880s. Gilbert White was the postmaster and also general merchant.
Lavant:
Is a village in the southern portion of Lavant Township. In the Historical Atlas for Lanark County, it is marked Lavant PO.
Clyde Forks:
In the Historical Atlas for Lanark County, there is Ochil PO which was near Clyde Forks.

Clippings of the K & P Railroad Kick and Push –Buchanan Scrapbooks

Logging Down the Line From Snow Road to Lavant to Carleton Place to Appleton to Galetta

S.S. #3 Lavant Clyde Forks

The History of S.S.#3 Lavant Clyde Forks

Alan Ferguson and Minni Maude McGonegal — Clyde Forks

Archie Guthrie’s Notes on Lanark Mines Hall’s Mills and Cheese 1993

Caldwell’s Roller Mills and Sawmill Burnt to the Ground –$30,000 Damage

Clydesville General Store

Thurlow and Lavant Clippings

The Lavant Station Fire 1939

Alan Ferguson and Minni Maude McGonegal — Clyde Forks

We’ll Never See a Woman Again Like That-Irene Crosbie

From the Files of The Canadian — Who is This? Where is This?