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      A black and white negative of people gathered at an Armistice service. This photograph shows the crowd gathered at the west side of the cenotaph. The building at the far left is the Armouries.

      A black and white negative of people laying wreaths at the base of the cenotaph. At centre is Reverend E. Ralph Adye, Chaplain of the Whitby Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion. There is a crowd of people gathered in the background for an Armistice service.

      In this photograph are members of the Whitby Fire Department during the service.

      This photograph is of veterans and a service member with the Royal Canadian Regiment during the Remembrance Day Service.

      In this photograph Whitby Mayor Marcel Brunelle is holding a wreath to be placed in front of the cenotaph.

      In this photograph a vetran is holding a wreath to be placed in front of the cenotaph.

      This photograph shows the veteran flag bearers at the Service.

      In this photograph from left to right: Judi Longfield, MP, Jim Flaherty, MPP, Mayor Marcel Brunelle and an unidentified man.

      In this photograph veterans are sitting before the start of the service.

      This photograph shows a member of the Whitby Brass Band playing during the service.

      This photograph shows a veteran saluting during the service.

      In this photograph are the veteran flag bearers at the Service.

      In this photograph the Whitby Brass Band is leading the procession towards the Royal Canadian Legion.

      In this photograph the Whitby Brass Band is leading the procession towards the Royal Canadian Legion.

      In this photograph veterans are standing during the service.

      In this photograph veterans are marching towards the Royal Canadian Legion.

      In this photograph members of the Whitby Fire Department are marching towards the Royal Canadian Legion.

      The cenotaph was erected in 1924 at the south west corner of Dundas Street and Green Street.

      The residence of Mrs. Theodore McGillivray was demolished in 1954.

      The Armouries building was built in 1878 and was demolished in 1969. It was used as an armoury from c.1899 to 1946.