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      Letter to Ford W. Moynes thanking him for his comments about the Conklin organization in a recent column.

      George Chalmers was a Lowland Scot who, after emigrating to the Township of Trafalgar, started as a general merchant at Munn's Corners about 1820. He began to buy up land along the Sixteen where it crosses Dundas Street in 1816. There he built a saw mill. Chalmers lived in a …

      This scrap picture book was made by a family member for Art. Arthur was born in 1883 so it is likely the book, which has no text, was made for him as a toddler. The pages are made of linen, carefully scalloped around the edges with scissors. The cover was …

      A Tweedsmuir history scrapbook compiled by the Sunnyside Women's institute. This scrapbook contains photographs, written histories, brochures, pamphlets, and miscellaneous documents. The majority of the material in the binder is from the 1980s.

      Scrapbook volume 1 page 22

      This is a large document which has to be a lower resolution in order to fit the database software sizing. You can enlarge each page by using the "Automatic Zoom" + sign at the top centre of each page to "Zoom In". It is a true copy of each diary …

      The Tweedsmuir History (Book 1) was prepared by the Brooklin Women's Institute in 1950. The volume--a scrapbook--records incidents of note in the history of Brooklin and contains illustrative photographs. This volume is the first of two.

      The Myrtle Women's Institute Tweedsmuir History is a scrapbook providing an account, in narrative form, of the settler history of the Myrtle region of Whitby. This Tweedsmuir History also provides information about the history of the Myrtle Women's Institute chapter, which was operative from 1955-1985.

      The Tweedsmuir History (Book 2) was prepared by the Brooklin Women's Institute from 1967 to 1997. The volume--a scrapbook--records incidents of note in the history of Brooklin and contains illustrative photographs. This volume is the second of two.

      Scrapbook Volume I page 74 Photo of Ford Moynes with D.R. Spence in Cambray. Photo of oil painting presented by Ford W. Moynes and daughter Jacquelyne E. Price (Ottawa) to the Lindsay Ladies Curling Club in memory of the late Agnes E. Moynes who for many years was an active …

      Ford Moynes and picture that he and his daughter presented to Lindsay Curling Club in memory of Agnes Moynes (wife), who was a chartered member and an ardent curler.

      Ford Moynes at typewriter. Scrapbook Volume I, page 113.

      Ford Moynes with Bill Scott (William Scott, MPP) and unknown. Scrapbook Volume I, page 115, item 201

      Ford Moynes with George Hart. Scrapbook Volume I, page 125.

      Ford Moynes with members of Kiwanis Club. Scrapbook Volume I, page 129.

      St. Dominic's Boys' School 98 years old Demolished May 1966 Scrapbook Volume II, page 21, item 52

      FORD W. MOYNES, JOHN EAKINS & WATSON KIRKCONNELL, president of Acadian University at Wolfville, N.S. - at reception rendered to Dr. Kirkconnell in the Public Library at Lindsay.

      Scrapbook volume 1, page 63. Les Porter, Joe Holtom, Ivan Moore, Ford Moynes, Ivan Moore, Bill Whyte, Herb Hardy, Vern Courtemanche

      Scrapbook Volume II, page 1. Railroad Engineers. Classed September 1909 Lindsay. P. Carr; S. Cherrie; E. Parcels; D. O'Brian; S. Gassien; W. G. Harris; H.W. Elliot; J. Wood; G. Hulland; G. Marshall; D. Elliot; F. Varcoe.

      Ladies' Hockey Team (Photo) 1904-5 Back Row - Polly Maunder (Mrs. W. House); May Watson; Ruby Laidlaw; Kathline Watson. Centre - J. Milne; "Goosey" Taylor; Muriel Koyle. Front - Vivian Laidlaw; Kathline Milne.