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      Loading from a hay wagon, driven by an IHC McCormick B250 tractor, onto a Smoker Special elevator.

      Using an IHC self-propelled windrower on the F.J. Dietrich and Sons farm in Tavistock, Ontario.

      Using an IHC McCormick 101 self-propelled combine.

      As early as 1897, people were able to borrow books from the Tavistock library. In 1902 the library had moved to a new building by the post office. In 1903 the library board started looking into the Carnegie Library Fund, which offered libraries to towns in Canada and was controlled …

      The parsonage for the Trinity Lutheran Church in Sebastopol was built in 1897. In 1957 the new parsonage was built in Tavistock on the corner of Mogk and Hope St.

      One of the earliest buildings in Tavistock, it housed the only drug stores of Messrs. Zoellner, Scott and Lemp. Mr. Lemp added a studio at the rear and the addition to the east was once occupied by the Bank of Montreal.

      View of the bridge on the port dover rail line.

      The original station was built in 1865 with the opening of the rail line by the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway. The second station was built in 1895 by the Grand Trunk Railway and was located on Hope Street West.

      This is a view of North Woodstock Street in Tavistock, Ontario.

      This is a view of Hope Street East in Tavistock, Ontario.

      The Arena was built between 1923 and 1924, remained in use until March of 1963 and was demolished in 1966.

      This is a view of Woodstock Street South in Tavistock, Ontario.

      Sebastopel Lutheran Church: This church was built in 1883-84. Before this a log church and frame church were first used by the congregation between 1850-55. Evangelical Church: This church was built in 1903 to replace a frame church that was built in 1870. Knox Church: This church was built in …