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      A photo of the Pedlar People's display building in Alexandra Park.

      A black and white photograph of the inside of Home J. Goyne's Barber and Tobacconist shop. This shop was located at 19 Simcoe Street South.

      Two men inside Homer J. Goyne's store playing checkers. The store was located at 19 Simcoe Street South.

      This house was located on the east side of Brock Street north, between the Royal Hotel and the Hewis block, and was the residence of the Pringle and later the Heard family. In 1928 it moved to the southwest corner of Brock and Mary Streets.

      Wedding presents given to Ethel Gallagher included "silver pieces from the Ladies' String Orchestra, of which she was a valued member, [and] St. John Presbyterian Sunday school orchestra, of which she was leader". (Hamilton Spectator, 11 July 1913)

      Jim Whatmough (1882 - 1956) was the son of Edwin J. Whatmough Sr (1844 - 1921) and Betsy, née Broughton (1841 - 1918). He was the nephew of Isaac A. Whatmough and Jane née Millar.

      Condition: Copy is good.

      Condition: Dot matrix style is okay with some holes. The other copy is a bit better.

      Condition: Fair. Very wrinkled and ripped. Hard to see image.

      Condition: Okay. Stained and losing contrast. An enlargement is available for display.

      Condition: Both glossy and matte are very good condition.

      Title based on contents of image

      Also P3509

      A view of the Circulation Dept. of the Fort William Public Library, ca 1912. This is now called the Brodie Resource Library. 4.3' wide x 3.1' high b&w photo

      This photograph was sent to Henry Randa on Rowand St. in Fort William, Ontario.

      Original photograph referred to this group as the 96th Militia. This information was inaccurate and has been corrected by Lieutenant Colonel David Ratz.

      A view of the harbour showing freight offices and sheds, loading docks and railroad cars. Tug boats and a yacht are at anchor. Freight sheds are for both CNR and CPR. In this promotional photograph we see a long line of freighters in the distance, carrying 5,000,000 bushels of wheat, …

      This is a photograph of J.W. Lalonde, Jack Hu?, and Joe York taken by G.W. Steen at M.P. 46 on June 8, 1912. James Bennett is also on steps of a coach further down.

      View of the launch of the SS Hamiltonian, the first large freighter to be launched at the Western Dry Dock and Ship Building Co., May 21, 1912. This was the third vessel to be launched. The Hamiltonian had a tonnage of 2,345, and a length of 257 feet.

      View of the Western Dry Dock and Ship Building Co, in 1912. Shown in dry dock at the Canadian Towing and Wrecking Co.'s barge Province and three tugs, the first of which is identified as the Salvor. Freighter Hamiltonian is under construction at right.