Roland Betts (1914-2006) on left, and Arthur Mitchell (1914-1985) on right. Boyhood friends and future bothers-in-law. Fishing in Mill Brook near Nelson Hollow.

1 photograph of Wilson Storey with a caught fish. Wilson was inducted to the Atlantic Salmon Museum Hall of Fame in 2003.

1 photograph of W. W. Doak at his fly tying desk. (close up)

1 photograph of Tom Boyd (Outfitter), Sam Snead, a professional golfer,and Guide Weldon Robinson of Doaktown.

1 photograph of Ted Williams, Charles DeFeo and an unidentified man at the W. W. Doak Tackle Shop.

1 photograph of Ted Williams (2nd from left) and Charles DeFeo (far right) and 2 unidentified men at the W. W. Doak Tackle Shop.

1 photograph of Mrs. Marian Clements (holding two fish) of Maine. The Clements owned a camp on the north side of the Miramichi River in Doaktown which is now the home of Ann and Washburn Storey.

1 photograph of Miramichi Anglers' Association Camp (front view) located in MacDonald's Woods, Doaktown. Formerly known as the 'North County Fox Breeder's Ranch', it was built in 1930 by Dr. Freeman MacDonald, a native of Blissfield but, at the time, living in Boston. Sportsmen stayed here during the 1930's.

1 photograph of men (including Bert Miner and Willard McAllistar) standing by railroad tracks near Half Moon Camp. In the early days there were no roads so the men and their equipment (including their canoes) took the train, then sailed the river back to Boiestown.

1 photograph of Harold C. Lyons, sitting on the bumper of an old car. He was inducted into the Atlantic Salmon Museum's Hall of Fame in 1987.