Results

      Black and white class photograph for Dunchurch Public School S. S. #1. The picture was taken outside of the school. The children are arranged in five rows. The back three rows were standing on the stairs going into the school. A student in the second row from the front is …

      Four friends went to Brantford Colligate Institute. Names from L-R Allie Bomberry, Edith Anderson (Monture), Lucy Keye (Mrs.George Hill), Flossie Miller (married Herb Jamieson) Allie (Johnson?)Bomberry - later married Albert Anderson and then "Big Train" Hill, also had a son Chester Bomberry. Flossie Miller is Minnie Miller Anderson's older sister.

      This is a picture of Mary (Anderson) Monture. She was born in 1884. She married Clayton Monture who was a twin. His twin was Claybran Ira Monture.

      A photograph of harness racing at the annual Richmond Hill Spring Fair at the Town Park.

      A photograph of the Richmond Hill Public School built in 1849. Picture taken in 1908.

      A photograph of the Harry Rumble's barn raising near Richmond Hill, on July 28, 1908. One of the Rumble family farms later provided the nucleus for the Richmond Heights subdivision.

      A photograph of the butcher shop (on the left) operated by J.P. Glass on Yonge Street.

      A photograph of the barn-raising on the farm of John Hart.

      This is a photograph of the Paris Lawn Bowling Club and other bowlers during a tournament at the Paris Lawn Bowling Clubhouse on May 25, 1908. At this tournament the Paris team played St. George, Troy, and possibly Brantford Teams. The original clubhouse is present in the photograph.

      Edith Alford died as a child in North Dakota and her family eventually came back to Chaffey's Lock. They were grandchildren of the lockmaster at Davis Lock.