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      The cancelled stamp on this card is a 2 cent, of King Edward VII wearing the Ermine Robes of State. King Edward died in 1910 and it wasn't until 1911 that the new series of stamps with King George V were issued. The first lighthouse was knocked over in a …

      This is a hand coloured postcard photograph of Bronte Beach, taken prior to 1910. The photograph was commissioned for local sale by the Bronte postmaster, Joseph S. Flumerfelt. Bronte Post Office was located on Bronte Road, south of Lakeshore on the west side. It was closed after Oakville took over …

      The McLaughlin Buick - Model 14

      In her first year of service, SASKATOON (I) is seen at Sault Ste. Marie, 1910.

      MODJESKA backs from the Yonge St. slip at Toronto on May 24, 1910, a good crowd aboard for the holiday.

      The year is about 1910 as TURBINIA stops alongside the pier at Burlington. To the right is MACASSA outbound through the canal for Toronto.

      CHICORA, nearing the end of her passenger service, is seen in winter quarters at Toronto's Yonge Street slip c.1910.

      This is KING EDWARD as she appeared early in her service with the Algoma Central Steamship Line.

      WESTMOUNT (I) is upbound in the old Welland Canal near Lock Four in this photo by Rowley W. Murphy dating to about 1910.

      This is J. A. McKEE as she appeared in the colours of the Western Steamship Co. Ltd. prior to 1914. Photo on the St. Clair River by Pesha.

      Farrar's MEAFORD is downbound in the St. Clair River in this photo by Pesha.

      |The stamp is of King Edward VII wearing the Ermine Robes of State. The postmark is "BRONTE OCO7 10 ONT.". According to the Branscombe book, by the time of this postcard, fishing boats were more often gas-powered. The heavily populated, industrial and shallow western end of Lake Ontario was becoming …

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      These images are from the Burial Register for St. Michael's Cemetery, Toronto, for the year 1910.