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Geographic Location: Brooklin- Groups: World War One
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- Soldiers Marching Through Brooklin, c.1916
A black and white photograph of a group of soldiers marching through on Queen Street, north of Winchester Road in Brooklin. The photograph was taken during winter. There is a Red Cross ambulance at the end of the parade. At left are the tracks of the Port Whitby and Port … A black and white photograph of a group of soldiers marching through on Queen Street, north of Winchester Road in Brooklin. The photograph was taken during winter. There is a …Whitby Public Library - 116th Battalion Soldiers, 1916
A black and white photograph of 116th Battalion Soldiers marching through Brooklin on a trek around Ontario County. This picture looks north on Baldwin Street in Brooklin. A black and white photograph of 116th Battalion Soldiers marching through Brooklin on a trek around Ontario County. This picture looks north on Baldwin Street in Brooklin.Whitby Public Library - Portrait Photograph of Norman George Bailey, c.1917
Norman George Bailey was born at Brooklin on September 16, 1889, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bailey. He enlisted in the 116th Battalion of Ontario County in 1916 and was killed in action on May 3, 1917 at Hill 60, Vimy Ridge, France. Norman George Bailey was born at Brooklin on September 16, 1889, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bailey. He enlisted in the 116th Battalion of Ontario County in 1916 and …Whitby Public Library - Brooklin Women's Institute Tweedsmuir History: Book 1
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 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 …Whitby Public Library
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