The Red Rock- Lake Helen Reserve is approximately one mile northeast of the junction of Highways #11 and #17 on Trans-Canada Highway #11. The reserve is 11/2 miles north of the Town of Nipigon. The C.P.R main line and a C.N.R. spur line pass by here. They have an access road running through the reserve from Highway #11. The Red Rock First nation was firts established as a Hudson's Bay Trading Post at the mouth of the Nipigon River in 1821 and remained open for the next 44 years. In the 1950s a number of Indian people began to live on Crown Land in the area. The area adjacent to MacDiarmid was full of seasonal employment opportunities. What is now the Red Rock-Lake Helen Reserve is within the boundaries described by the Robinson-Superior Treaty of 1850, and received official reserve status in the late 1960s. Veteran Listing Rank Name   Alexander Delaronde   Dennis Delaronde   Joe Delaronde   Joseph Delaronde   Paul Deschamps   Frank Hardy   Paul Kebuc   Joe Legarde   Antoine Manitobenis   Ambrose Martin   Lawrence Martin   Joseph Michel   Fred Morriseau   Joseph Walters Pte. Peter Bouchard Pte. George Chaboyer Pte. John Chaboyer Tpr. Anthony A. Delaronde Gnr. Dale Delaronde Bmdr. John Delaronde AW1. Natalie Delaronde Pte. Andrew Hardy Gnr. Charles "Willy" John Pte. Bennett Martin Pte. Gilbert Martin Pte. Joan Martin Pte. Lawrence Martin Pte. George Morriseau Pte. Abiel Quackageesick Gnr. Lawrence Sault Pte. Ed Wawia