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      This house was built by William Anderson who settled on lot 21 in 1834. In 1855 he moved to a small house at Dundas and Anderson Streets and sold this house to William Flint. The house has a brick front and stone sides and back. In 1984-85 a subdivision was …

      Dr. Horace Boscom was born at Uxbridge Village on 26 April 1863. He graduated from the Toronto School of Medicine in 1884 and spent three years as a doctor in Cuba, Jamaica, and England where he was named a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons. After a year as …

      The addition to the sewage treatment plant was built in 1948 and is located south of Highway 401 at Pringle Creek.

      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.

      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.

      Black and white negative of a photograph of the Town Line Pee Wee hockey team. This photograph was taken in front of Taylor/Burns Arnea. The boys are wearing hockey equipment. Left to right: Herb Tran, John Tran, Paul Tran, Ruddy Runak, John Sandford, Ray Ottenbrite, Gerry Dennis, G. Norman Irwin …

      In 1948 a new water tower replaced the original tower built on Euclid Street in 1904. The new water tower was located in Kinsmen Park.

      The sewage treatment plant is located north of Victoria Street just east of Dufferin Street.

      The new office for the Whitby Public Utilities Commission was built in 1948-1949 at 128 Brock Street South, the north-west corner of Brock and Colborne Streets.

      John Thomas was born at Carmarthen, Wales on 14 November 1885. He came to Whitby as a teenager and worked at the R.J. Flemming farm in Pickering Township and King Brothers' Tannery in Whitby before being appointed as Whitby's night watchman in April 1921. He served in that capacity until …

      Black and white negative of a photograph of the members of the 1948 Ontario County Council. The photograph was taken inside the Council Chambers in the Ontario County Courthouse. Two flags are visible in the background both with Union Jacks. Top to bottom, left to right:Ernest Camick, G.C. Wilson, John …

      The water tower was built at the north-west corner of Kinsmen Park at Centre and Chestnut Streets in 1947. It was demolished in 1979.

      The addition to the sewage treatment plant was built in 1948 adjacent to the plant built in 1914. It is located south of Highway 401, east of the Victoria Street crossing.

      This water tower was built on the east side of Euclid Street, north of Dundas Street, in 1904. It served until the second water tower was built in Kinsmen Park in 1947. This water tower was demolished in September 1950.

      Arthur Edward Patterson was born in Brooklin, Ontario on July 9, 1911. As a young man in Brooklin he played lacrosse and was a champion runner. He operated Patterson's Dairy in Whitby from 1930 to 1943. He was Principal of Keystone Chapter Royal Arch Masons in 1946. He later worked …

      A black and white photograph of the All Saints' Anglican Church Choir. Pictured are: Back row: George Whitelaw, George Gouldburn, Morton Lomax, Emory Burdge, Joseph Agg Second Row: Rev. Gordon A. Channen, Isabelle Town, Kay Corner, Mary Jermyn, Shirley Jermyn, Charlotte Cormack, Eileen Humphries Third Row: Patsy Moore, Natalie Erskine, …

      Black and white negative showing the Mercantile Department Store Tigers hockey team. Back row: Donald Dickson, Bill Mowat, Jack Lovell, Art Ashton, Jim Ross, Donald Brown, Dick Sundin. Front row: Mike Mikicel, Jack Adair, Jim Corner, John Shephard (mascott), Gerald Fletcher, Harold Brown.

      The Toledo weigh scales were built behind the Town Hall in 1948. The scales were used to weigh trucks going through Whitby. The scales were demolished in 1961.

      The Toledo weigh scales were built behind the Town Hall in 1948. The scales were used to weigh trucks going through Whitby. The scales were demolished in 1961.

      Black and white negative showing an unidentified OPP officer standing with his car outside of the Ontario County Courthouse.