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      Condition: Very poor.

      Condition: Very good copy.

      Also P3479

      In 1885, Heron Bay was known as Heron Bay Subdivision, and was primarily used to supply locomotives with fuel. The steamer would fit between the shore and CPR Island (Coal Island), north of the Pic River mouth. Here the first steam locomotive on the spur line would be unloaded. This …

      Photograph showing the village of Jackfish, Ontario, circa 1889. Jackfish began as a fishing village in the 1870's. In 1884, the CPR began using Jackfish as a landing for construction supplies. Along with the wharf (lower left), a 600 foot trestle coal dock was constructed. Coal was unloaded from the …

      Marathon, Ontario, transportation, railway, railroad

      Condition: Copy - paper is good but original must have faded.

      Central School was built in 1855 with many additions and renovations over the years and demolished in 1952. See also: P 81 and P 83 and H-9-9 and H-9-10 for other sections of the panoramic view. K 24 for full image.

      See also: P80 P 83; H 9 9 to H 9 11 and K 24 for full image.

      This picture was taken in front of the public school on the north side of Winchester Street west of Simcoe Street. According to "100 Years of Brooklin Schools", tit is believed that this picture was taken about 1889. Teachers and students in this photograph have not been identified.

      Reverend William Stephen Westney had his first pastorate at the Anglican Church in Barrie, where he was a member of the Public School Board. From 1880 to 1889 he was rector of St. John's Anglican Church, Port Whitby. In later years he was Chaplain of Corinthian Lodge AF and AM …

      This is a black and white photograph of the 1889 graduates from the Ontario Ladies' College.

      Dominion Life established in 1889 as Dominion Life Assurance Company. Bought by Manulife in 1985. See Detail photographs for closer view of the image.

      A black and white photograph of four students of the Ontario Ladies' College. Left to right: Millie Hassard, Frill Sparling, Edith Beatty, Florence Withrow.

      A black and white photograph of ten students of the Ontario Ladies' College. Back Row: Nora Gurd (Toronto Junction), Gracie Moore (Toronto), Maud Somerset (Winnipeg), Laura Deacon (Brockville), Florence Withrow (Toronto), Ella Robinson (Brampton), Mabel Deacon (Brockville). Front Row: Gertie Kenny (Ottawa), Nellie Nicholson (Hamilton), Hattie Kenny (Ottawa).

      Rev. J.J. Hare was principal of the Ontario Ladies' College from 1874 to 1915. He was born at Nepean Township, Canada West, On October 3, 1847, and died at Rochester Minnesota, U.S.A., on April 25, 1922. Dr. Hare is buried at Union Cemetery, Oshawa. Printed in the Saturday Globe, October …

      Condition; Copy is in good condition. Pen mark on one of the subject's faces.

      Elliott Sprowle Rowe, youngest son of Whitby's first Mayor James Rowe and Sarah Jane Hamilton, was born at Whitby in 1859. He was ordained into the Methodist Ministry in 1889 after studying to earn a Bachelor of Arts and Doctor of Divinity Degree from Victoria College. He was a minister …

      Albert Wilson Jackson was born in County Wicklow, Ireland on June 11, 1870. He immigrated to Canada in 1871. His family operated a store at Port Whitby. Albert and his brother Tom operated a steamboat service in the 1890s and early 1900s. Mr. Jackson was a member of the Whitby …

      Elmina Lynde, youngest child of Whitby pioneer Jabez Lynde, was born during July 1815 at Whitby Township. She died on June 12, 1893 and is buried at the Society of Friends' Cemetery, Pickering Township. In her last will and testament she left the family homestead to All Saints' Anglican Church …