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      The recreation hall was built in 1917. The printed version of this card is Photo No. 13-001-060.

      Black and white photograph of steamship Cayuga at Toronto harbour. Reverse: "THE "CAYUGA" ARRIVES IN TORONTO By far the most Impressive approach to Toronto is by water, and the splendid view of the city's imposing skyline from the decks of the "Cayuga" never fails to evoke enthusiastic comment from her …

      Condition: Good- the colour at the top right and left corners has begun to fade and wear. Along the left edge of the postcard is a curved shaped crease.

      Alexander Peters started playing for the KW Rugby team in 1925 and stopped in 1932. He was born in 1905 and died September 18, 1985. Scrapbook also contains clippings from his time as a player on the Mutual Life Insurance Company softball team, biographical information and his obituary.

      Alexander Peters started playing for the KW Rugby team in 1925 and stopped in 1932. He was born in 1905 and died September 18, 1985. Scrapbook also contains clippings from his time as a player on the Mutual Life Insurance Company softball team, biographical information and his obituary.

      Alexander Peters started playing for the KW Rugby team in 1925 and stopped in 1932. He was born in 1905 and died September 18, 1985. Scrapbook also contains clippings from his time as a player on the Mutual Life Insurance Company softball team, biographical information and his obituary. The back …

      Newsclipping from The Record detailing the career of G. Earle "Byng" Whittaker. He was a former Waterloo College student that went on to become a radio announcer with the CBC in the 1940s.

      Condition: Excellent- There are a few faint scratches on the image, but can only be seen when looking at the surface from eye level.

      Obituary for captain Harry William Webster, who sailed the Great Lakes for almost 40 years.

 Tekawennake News (Ohsweken, Ontario: Tekawennake News, 1968), 19921008, p.4     "Many local political figures were heard from at the press conference for school "A" held on Thursday. Approximately 30 people were present."

 Beaver, George, Brantford Expositor, 27 Nov 1990     "'In fourteen hundred and ninety-two Columbus sailed the ocean blue.' This little bit of doggerel poetry has helped millions of school children remember the date when Christopher Columbus supposedly 'discovered America.' I say 'supposedly' because it is pure fiction."

 Brantford Expositor, 1959     "Twenty-one charges against 20 Six Nations Indians involved in the recent "revolution" were dismissed for want of prosecution in magistrate's court here Wednesday."