Early Topographic Maps

By 1903, when the map on the left was made, the surveying and mapping was improved even more.  Although you can see many buildings along Joyner and English Settlement roads (the black squares), there are none around Sixberry Lake.  By 1943, when the map on the right was made, a number of camps occur on the southeast side of the lake, and the Muller camp on the north side.  School No. 3 is at the end of Joyner Road, which was a dirt road through the '50's and much of the '60's.  Some of us recall the bridge on Joyner road which went over the railroad, and had a distinctive "Clackety-Clack" sound as you drove over it.