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      Back Row (left to right): unknown (possibly Rev. J.M. Schruder), Bishop Smith, Rev. J.K. O'Brien. Middle Row: Mr George Thomas, Kathleen (Dibby) Morin, Enid Villeneuve, Marilyn Pichette, Carol Pichette, Mrs. G. Thomas. Front Row: Mickey Sheedy, Clayton Mitchell, Bud Clouthier and Ernest Villeneuve. Bishop Smith was ordained Bishop on July …

      This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Nesterville Women's institute.

      Shown in the back are (Left to Right) Winnie (Bailey) Ray, son Lincoln, son Bailey, and James Ray. In front are their two daughters with Miriam on the left and Patricia on the right. Bailey's brother Lincoln wed Colleen Owens Ray the next year on 22 Jun 1948. This photo …

      This photo was printed on page 43 of "100 years of Brooklin schools".

      The caption reads March 3rd, 1947, but this date may be incorrect.

      The varsity rugby team at Appleby College, 1947. William (Bill) Banting is seated, front row, far left. Credit; Appleby College Archives

      This black and white photo shows the original "Iron Bridge" that gave the town its name. The photo shows the entire span of the bridge over the river and the river still appears to have ice on it. A small sign reads "narrow bridge".

      This view is looking through the gates at the north-east corner of Mary and Pine Streets towards the house at 201 Pine Street.

      Photo of the CNR Station at Stevens, Ontario on a brisk -42 degree Fahrenheit. A steam locomotive pulls into the depot for the Marathon paper mills of Canada. Other stops along the way included Hearst, Caramat, Hillsport and Hornepayne.

      This house was built by T.J. Holliday in 1880-81. It was located at 60 Baldwin Street on the west side just north of T.J. Holliday's store. The house was demolished in December 1995.

      This photograph was probably taken outside the Myrtle Station United Church.

      Black and white photo

      This is an aerial view of the town of Terrace Bay after the building of quite a few houses was completed.

      Portrait of Corp. Gordon Campbell, Provincial Constable

      Front row from left to right: Pete Sandford, Ron Huntley, George Huntley, Florence Huntley, Doug Wiles and Fred Skinner. Second row from left to right: Joan (Heydon) Huntley, Verna (Huntley) Sandford, Marjorie (Grice) Huntley, Margaret (Mann) Huntley, Gladys (Huntley) Wiles and Erma (Huntley) Skinner. Back row from left to right: …

      Front row from left to right: Pete Sandford, Ron Huntley, George Huntley, Florence Huntley, Doug Wiles and Fred Skinner. Second row from left to right: Joan (Heydon) Huntley, Verna (Huntley) Sandford, Marjorie (Grice) Huntley, Margaret (Mann) Huntley, Gladys (Huntley) Wiles and Erma (Huntley) Skinner. Back row from left to right: …

      According to Mike Filey in Toronto Sketches 8, pg. 114, there was a Stoney’s Car Market in Toronto, “a popular used car lot” which was located in the early 1950s at the intersection of Danforth Avenue and Jones Avenue in Toronto. This may be the same "Stoney’s Car Market" that …

      Whitby Collegiate Institute was built in 1873 and was located on the south side of Colborne Street between King and Centre Streets. The school was demolished in 1975-1976.

      A black and white photograph of the Dafoe family. James Howard Dafoe is standing on the left of his wife Evelyn Peggy Benn Dafoe and their daughter June is standing on the right of the photograph.

      Eric Clarke (1906-1966) formed the Whitby Brass Band in 1954. Under his direction, the Whitby Brass Band received several first prizes in Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) and Kiwanis competitions. Clarke also formed the Whitby Junior Brass Band and was a member of the Ontario Regiment Band. He was presented with …