This diver is going down to lay dynamite to destroy the piles of wood that were used to support the bridge at Eton Rugby. The piles were wooden posts that were driven into the bottom of the river with a pile driver. This photograph dates to 1941. The man's last name was McDonald and he was the son of the contractor who was building the bridge.

This picture was taken just north of the Eton Rugby bridge during the flood of 1941

This picture also dates to 1941. The train is going over a wooden bridge that was flooded that year

This picture was taken during the flood of 1941 and is situated just west of Minnitaki

Eagle river train station. Dated to approximately 1941