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      89 Simcoe Street South. Photo was taken from directly in front of the house on August 7th, 1938.

      This photograph shows four men standing in front of a brand new enclosed passenger train car

      Peut être aussi la crue des eaux de 1947?

      This garage was built in 1929 at the north-east corner of Dundas and Ash Street. It was known as Donald Motor Sales from 1937 to 1966.

      Sam Rothwell is reportedly the brother of Great Grandmother Rebecca Allen. This photo can be found in the Gardiner/Allen scrapbook 1700s to 1954.

      "Chester, Ruth, Aunt Maud, Gramma, Uncle Bert Gardiner 1938" This photo can be found in the Gardiner/Allen scrapbook 1700's - 1954.

      "Ruth Gardiner, Chester Gardiner, children of Charles and Maude drowned Dec. 25, 1941." This photo can be found in the Gardiner/Allen scrapbook 1700's - 1954.

      This garage was built in 1929 at the north-east corner of Dundas and Ash Street. It was known as Donald Motor Sales from 1937 to 1966.

      Mrs. Spratt (1896-1990) was organist of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church from 1930 to 1966 and for twenty years she was the organist of the Presbyterian church in Pickering Village when the two churches were under one charge.

      Black and white negative showing a crowd watching the Whitby Fire Department put out the fire at the Holman residence located at 709 Brock Street South. View of the south side of the house.

      Black and white negative showing smoke issuing from the north side of the house and firefighters attempting to quell the fire with hoses. A crowd is gathered around the house.

      Black and white negative showing Brock Street on the day of the Holman house fire at 709 Brock Street South. View looking south with Centennial Park at right. The street is covered with fire hoses and a firefighter is pulling a hose towards the house.

      Black and white negative showing a Whitby fire engine with firefighters at the Holman house fire at 709 Brock Street South.

      Black and white negative showing the crowd gathered on Brock Street watching the Holman house fire at 709 Brock Street South. There is smoke surrounding the house. Centennial Park is at right.

      Black and white negative showing the crowd gathered on Brock Street watching the Holman house fire at 709 Brock Street South. The fire hoses are spread across the street.

      Black and white negative showing the crowd gathered on Brock Street watching the Holman house fire at 709 Brock Street South. The fire hoses are spread across the street. View looking south on Brock Street.

      Black and white negative showing a train on the Canadian National Railway approaching the Henry Street bridge. The train has just passed Whitby Junction Station. View looking east.

      Black and white negative showing a train on the Canadian National Railway approaching the Henry Street bridge. The train has just passed Whitby Junction Station which is visible just above the train at centre. View looking east.

      Black and white negative showing a train on the Canadian National Railway approaching the Henry Street bridge. View looking east.

      Ida Louise Lynde was born at Uxbridge Township on 8 July 1866 to Hawkins Christy Lynde and Mary Ann Fox. She lived in Whitby for many years and was a faithful supporter of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. She died at Whitby on 18 July 1937 and is buried at Groveside …