A List OF ALL THE PICTURES ON THE WEB SITE
Some of these pictures and many more are available commercially by contacting the photographers involved.
I found this photo among the TRANTER photos. On the back is written; "To Mr. and Mrs. J E Tranter. With best wishes from Chantry Island" At the bottom is "Taken Dec 18th 1901")
The Tug Laplante taken in 1935 in the harbour. Note the likeness to the present tugs (John Trelford collection)
The Saugeen River Harbour in 1937
The Lighthouse on a postcard dated July 7th, 1906 supplied by Jim Seymour of Texas via John Weichel
Winter Scene of the Range Light and Chantry by John Rigby
Saugeen River Mouth in 1955 with Fish Tugs ... Bob & John Trelford
Storm Clouds over Chantry by George Gruetzner
The Peerless moves thru "The Gap" by George Gruetzner
Mike Sterling and Bob Chatterton in the Tilbury by George Gruetzner
The Peerless pulls the finger docks by George Greutzner.
Jane Kraemer, Vicki Tomori and Bob Chatterton aboard the Peerless by George Gruetzner.
Tugging docks on the Island by George Greutzner
Range Light Sunset by George Greutzner
Joan Rigby washes the Lighthouse Windows.
Chantry Island Lighthouse by Linda Bester (painting)
George Greutzner as a stone mason by Marg Greutzner
Mike Sterling as a stone mason reparing the old Privy by Marg Greutzner
The wreck of the Erie Stewart at the green buoy at the "Gap" by John Veber.
The wreck of the Erie Stewart's hull by John Veber
Debris of the Erie Stewart's wreck by John Veber
Another picture of the Erie Stewart's hull by John Veber
And yet another picture of the Erie Stewart by John Veber
The hidden structure of the Island Dock by John Veber
Andrew Champion & Mike Sterling transporting diver John Veber
Island Dock debris by John Veber
Wide angle view from the top of the Lighthouse by John Veber
John Veber dives on the Erie Stewart by John Veber.
Erie Stewart mast step by John Veber
The Windlass of the Erie Stewart by John Veber
More Windlass pictures of the Erie Stewart by John Veber
Agnes A. J. Cserhati our first donor by Mike Sterling
The archeological dig with Mike Sterling in the old brick Privy by Andrew Champion.
The archeologists Andrew Champion, Thorton Douglas and Ron Beupre in the Privy pit with Andrew's camera.
An historic Parmint bottle by International Laboratories with other finds from the Privy by Andrew Champion
Some artifacts from the Big Dig in the Privy using Andrew's camera and filmed by Ms. Kramer Ron Beaupre's friend.
The old Privy needs restoration by Andrew Champion
The old Privy with the top course done by Marg Greutzner.
The old Privy with the top course done from a distance by Marg Greutzner
A very good picture of the Lighthouse and Keeper's Quarters with the young gulls learning to swim and fly in the foreground by Greutzner.
Andrew Champion and Mike Sterling putting in some posts to protect the flowers from the watering hose by Greutzner
The Peerless tows the barge "Saugeen Queen". The barge in turn has suspended below it a 2000 lb weight to hold the dock in place at the Island by Donna Savoy.
George Greutzner and Bob Chatterton install the roof rafters on the old Privy by Marg. Greutzner.
The Imperial Tower on Griffith Island by George and Marg. Greutzner
Mike Sterling, Joan Rigby, Mike Myatt, Joan Rigby and Joe Scholtes
The "Captain" Gord Webb
Mike Sterling & Joan Rigby. Joan is skeptical
Captain Gord Webb greets the tour by George Plant
Tour heads out of the Saugeen River past the beautiful Range Light by George Plant.
Peerless with tour passengers approaches Chantry Island by George Plant.
Mike Sterling explains the layout of the gardens by George Plant.
The folded rock. Note the crease where the flowing rock folded by George Plant.
Barb LePage talks about the 3"x11"x24' beams by George Plant.
Mike Sterling explains the "Golden Ratio" in nature to Hugh and Morag Morrison on the tour by George Plant.
The Panorama of the Light Chamber as Joe Scholzes talks to the tourists by George Plant.
The tour people prepare to return aboard the Peerless by George Plant.
Mike Sterling pilots the Tilbury back from the last tour of the day at 5 PM by George Plant
The always alert crew member of the Peerless Andrew Champion is seen in the Tilbury as the Peerless heads for the gap with the last tour of the day.
The Last Tour of the day as the sun heads for the west by George Plant
The last Lighthouse Keeper Ronnie Spencer tips one with a man named Gordon Hamacher of Plattsville ON. The photo was taken on Gordon's honeymoon in 1948 by his wife Donna (now Cowing). Gordon was about to be mustered out of the service too. Photo taken by his bride on July 3rd or 4th. The couple stayed at Mrs. Greatheads cottages for years. Please note the half door in the Lighthouse Door.
The Lighthouse in 1948 as seen from the ruins of the old Keeper's Dock taken by Donna Hamacher (now Cowing) of Grand Bend ON. The man is her new husband Gordon. Taken July 3 or 4, 1948.
Bob Chatterton, George Greutzner and Andrew Champion work on the Privy in August 2002. Photo by Marg. Greutzner
The Coast Guard Ice Breaker CCGS Samual Risley. Length 69.7 metres, draft 5.2 m, power 595 kilowatts. max. speed 15 knots, fuel capacity 822 cubic m., breadth 13.7 metres, full load displacement 2935 tonnes, range 10,000 nautical miles, cruising speed 13 knots, crew 22. by George Plant
The big crane aboard the Risley by Donna Savoy.
The Coast Guard from the big ice breaker Risley paints the Chantry Island Lighthouse by Donna Savoy
The terrible ruin of the house on Griffith Island built by John Brown and Mr. Robinson along with the Lighthouse. Notice the smaller stone used, but the characteristic inset roof and corners and lintels (George Greutzner)
Another picture of the destruction of the house on Griffith Island. (George Greutzner)
Picture of the Chantry Island privy with a coat of primer on it with George G. in the foreground. (George Greutzner)
Extraction of the cannon from the beach shipwreck by George Plant. Mike Sterling, Ken Cassavoy and Tom Marcotte.
The cannon on the mystery schooner on the beach just before it was removed. Image © by Ontario Marine Heritage Committee. Ken Cassavoy... picture taken by Julie Cassavoy.
The main mast step on the mystery schooner buried on the beach between Morpeth and Palmerston. Image © by Ontario Marine Heritage Committee. Ken Cassavoy... picture taken by Julie Cassavoy.
The old cannon is hauled out of the sand near the keelson. Ken Cassavoy's son, Joe Scholzes, Tom Marcotte and Mike Sterling haul it out as Ken Cassavoy looks on anxiously. Photo by Juli Cassavoy
The historic Privy lives again. The first coat of whitewash looks grand. George Gruetzner and Bob Chatterton in front of their work. Picture by Marg. Gruetzner
The mystery ships forward mast step. Notice that it is smaller and less husky than the one shown in picture 183. However, also notice that it has huge spikes on an angle that indicate that there was once great support nearby that is not gone. Photo by Juli Cassavoy.
The Privy last year and this year with Marg. Greutzner standing by. Photo by George Greutzner
Picture of the Cannon during cleanup at the Canadian Conservation Institute in Ottawa. Picture courtesy of Tara Grant.
Detailed picture of the cannon during the cleanup. Pictured are Tara Grant and Charlotte Newton of CCI in Ottawa.
The cannon is now swiveling. Taken CCE in Ottawa.
George Greutzner & Bob Chatterton work on Privy Door.\
Snow Hills on the lake by John Weichel. Feb. 2003.
The Peerless is launched with the new sponsons. May 7th, 2003. Photo by Donna Savoy.
Installing the walkways with Mike Sterling and Ken Cassavoy by Marg Greutzner
Another walkway picture showing Ken Cassavoy, Mike Sterling, Sandy Lee Lindsay and Donna Savoy. by Marg Greutzner.
Changes in the Privey from a desolate wreck to the present by Donna Savoy
Donna Savoy and Sandy Lee Lindsay take a break from installing the walkways by Marg Greutzner.
Mike Steling by Julie Cassavoy
Winter Lighthouse by Mike Lee.
Chantry Island Light with new walkways with Marg Greutzner in the foreground (George Greutzner)
The Little Barge with Mike Sterling and Ken Cassavoy\
Two Swans at Chantry Island by Donna Savoy.
Alfred Huber Lighthouse Keeper
The four Knectel children in front of the Lighthouse door circa 1941
Chantry Island Light, summer of 2003 by Mike Lee.
The Peerless is launched in 2004 by Bruce Chapman
The Barge Seagull is launched in 2004 by Bruce Chapman
The Schooner Sultana
Stan McClellan's 2004 Chantry Island Institute Class Shipwreck Mapping and Recording by Larry LePage
Panorama of Shipwreck by Larry LePage
June 18th Shipwreck Dig by Larry LePage
Pictures of the Shipwreck on the Southampton Beach by Larry LePage
Chantry Island Light and Flowers by Donna Savoy
The stencil for the schooner Altair by Jim McLay
Basement of the Lighthouse showing the round plumb circle (has a nail in it) for construction of the Lighthouse. Discovered November 11th, 2004 by Jeff Leader
Fixing banners on the bridge... Mike Sterling and Bob Trelford by Donna Savoy
Willy's Tilbury returning from Chantry Island by Jeff Leader
Course Archeological Grid by Jeff Leader
The Chantry Island Gardens 2004 in front of the Lighthouse by Donna Savoy
The General Hunter on the Expedition to Fort Miegs by Peter Rindlisbacher
The new Boat House on Chantry Island by Donna Savoy
The Fish Ladder at the Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre by Larry LePage
Wonderful painting of Chantry Island Light by Phil "The Forcaster" Chadwick
Working on the Mystery Building Ken Rothenberg, Patrick Folkes, Mike S. by Larry LePage
Lighthouse in the Winter of 2005-6 by Anne and John Holman
Chantry Island on a windy day w/new boathouse by George Plant
Tower Light Whitefish Point Light, Whitefish Pt., Lake Superior by George Plant
Beautiful Lighthouse Point Iroquois Lighthouse, Whitefish Bay, Lake Superior by George Plant
Lens in Tower Whitefish Point Revolving Light (maintained by USCG) by George Plant
The moving of the historic barge at the HMS Hunter site. (pdf format)
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