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      A black and white photograph of six female employees at the New Scale Williams Pianos, Oshawa.

      Condition: Very good copy.

      The daughters of George T. and Annie Gallagher with their mother: Helen M. was born in 1902, M. Jean in 1904, Mary A. in 1908 and Anne E. in 1909. Two prints in their original mounts.

      Charles King received 563 acres of Crown land from George III in 1802: Concession 1 East Flamborough, Lot 2. The tree was probably planted as a Lot landmark, at the south end of what is now King Road (originally a native trail). Published in W. D. Flatt, The Trail of …

      Condition: Fair. Tape with ripped image. Lots of wear and scratches on image.

      Scan only

      Scan only

      A photo of people in bathing costumes.

      Brakeman Jack LaLonde leans against the smokestack of a locomotive and looks on as workers clear the tracks after a winter storm for the Port Arthur, Duluth and Western train. This photograph was taken at Iron Range Hill near Iron Range and Sandstone Lakes.

      A formal portrait of Port Arthur's early post office workers. A note on the back of this postcard indicates that all of the men were married except the centre of the bottom row. Postmaster William S. Beaver is the third man from the left in the middle row. The first …

      View of a parade on Court Street, Port Arthur, Ontario. ca 1915.

      View of a parade on Court Street, Port Arthur, Ontario, ca 1915.

      Tracteur de la ferme de Romuald Vézina, 1915 / Romuald Vézina’s farm tractor, 1915

      Published in W. D. Flatt, The Trail of Love: An Appreciation of Canadian Pioneers and Pioneer Life, (Toronto: William Briggs, 1916), plate opposite p.114. W. D. Flatt registered his Glenhaven residential subdivision Plan 629 in September 1919.

      The church was built in 1866 to service the Irish Catholic workers who were building the railway through the Niagara region. It was no longer needed by 1887. In 1900 permission to sell the structure was granted. The building was destroyed by fire around 1916. Recently, 2006, as construction was …

      The 1st Oshawa Boy Scout Troop marching east on King Street.

      Boy Scout parade (1st Oshawa) marching east on King Street.

      Condition: Good. Some stain marks and fading.

      A black and white photograph of a frame school house in the country. There are nine boys and three girls as well as one lady teacher at the front of the small school building. The photo takes place during winter time.

      Black and white photograph of the Sprucedale Railroad Station. The picture was taken from the side of the building. The entrance to the building cannot be completely seen in this photograph. There are two men standing on the a gravel path beside the railroad tracks.