Michipicoten River High Falls

Michipicoten River High Falls

Michipicoten River High Falls

Michipicoten River High Falls

Michipicoten River High Falls

Michipicoten River High Falls

Michipicoten River High Falls

Michipicoten River High Falls

Steephill Falls

Steephill Falls

Steephill Falls

This is the first Powerhouse at the High Falls. The date is not known.

(Photo provided by the Township of Michipicoten Heritage Committe)

This photo shows a newer and larger powerhouse beside the original one. No date for this photo.

(Photo provided by the Township of Michipicoten Heritage Committee)

This photo shows the powerhouse that was being built in the 1920's and stood until the late 1990's. Notice the size of the original powerhouse.

(Photo provided by the Township of Michipicoten Heritage Committee)

This photo was taken at the head pond just after the new dam was built.

(Photo provided by the Township of Michipicoten Heritage Committee)

This photo the downstream side of the dam. Construction was still underway on the powerhouse.

(Photo provided by the Township of Michipicoten Heritage Committee)

This photo shows the original bridge and staff housing from the south side of the river.

(Photo provided by the Township of Michipicoten Heritage Committee)

This photo shows the Staff housing at the High Falls. The photo is believed to have been taken in the early 1920's.

(Photo provided by the Township of Michipicoten Heritage Committe)

This 1962 photo shows several houses at High Falls. They were occupied by the Power Plant Operators that worked for Great Lakes Power Limited.

(Photo provided by Wayne Watson)

This is the top of the original Steephill Falls Dam. The date of this photo is unknown.

(Photo provided by the Township of Michipicoten Heritage Committee)

This is a composite photograph of the old and new Steephill Falls Power Plants. The old dam was much lower than the present one. The old power station burnt down a number of years ago. The new dam and power station was built in the 1990's.

(Photo by George Burns)

This is the view of the Badlands from the top of the Steephill Falls Dam taken July 2004. The Badlands was the result of the Sulfur dioxide plume from the Sinter Plant that killed all the vegetation.

(Photo by George Burns)