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      Black-and-white photo of Don Jackson, 1962 Men's World Figure Skating Champion, in a parade in downtown Oshawa.

      Black and white photo of an old Oshawa Railway train engine in a parade in downtown Oshawa.

      Black and white photo of an unidentified woman on the "Miss Get Together" float in a parade in downtown Oshawa.

      The car is driving westbound on King Street, just past the intersection at Simcoe Street.

      Black and white photo of four unidentified shriners riding in a McLaughlin Buick in a parade in downtown Oshawa.

      The black police car in front of the building is a 1963 Chevrolet Biscayne.

      On the film marquee is "Dean Martin and Lana Turner in Who's Got the Action?" This film was released on 25 December 1962 and was likely showing in Canada in the early months of 1963. Visible in the right foreground is the corner of the Oshawa Engineering and Welding Co. …

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      The car is driving westbound on King Street, just past the intersection at Simcoe Street.

      View facing east towards Simcoe Street. On the right side are visible Burns Shoes, Laura Secord, The Marks Theatre. ON the left are visible Berg's Ladies Wear, THE Canadian Bank of Commerce, Cannings, the Regent Theatre and Hotel Genosha. Visible in centre is a truck bearing the label of General …

      In May 1963, the Canadian National train tracks running down the middle of King Street were removed. This image shows the north side of King Street West. Businesses visible are Pattenick's Annex, Colette Shoe Store, Burns Credit Jewellers, Adams Furniture, Rickshaw Restaurant.

      In May 1963, the Canadian National train tracks running down the middle of King Street were removed. This image shows the south side of King Street East. Businesses visible are the Marks Theatre and the Biltmore Theatre

      In May 1963, the Canadian National train tracks running down the middle of King Street were removed. A worker is operating a Barber-Greene paving machine. Shown in the background is Burns Shoes on the south west corner of King and Simcoe Streets.

      In May 1963, the Canadian National train tracks running down the middle of King Street were removed. Visible in the background are Burns Shoes, Laura Secord, Bassett's Jewellers, the Marks Theatre and the Biltmore Theatre

      In May 1963, the Canadian National train tracks running down the middle of King Street were removed. Visible are the businesses on the north side of King Street East between Simcoe and Ontario Streets: Grand Restaurant, Jewell's Men's Wear, Henerson's Book Store, Canning's Ltd and Lewington's Flowers.

      Showing at the Regent if "The Young Ones" and at the Biltmore, "Oklahoma" and "Broken Land"

      In May 1963, the Canadian National train tracks running down the middle of King Street were removed. This image shows a dump truck on King Street West and the Central Hotel is visible in the background which is on the south side.

      In May 1963, the Canadian National train tracks running down the middle of King Street were removed. This is the view of the south side of King Street showing Mike's Place and the Casino Restaurant

      View of the frame of the new Bank of Montreal at Simcoe and Athol, with the Centre Street United Church visible in the background.

      This is a map of the town of Ajax showing major streets, natural features, and Lake Ontario.