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      A photograph of the Toronto Group Picnic at Prospect Park.

      A girl near Bradley's Arena located on Richmond Street West. The arena was built by the Bradley Bros in 1907. The wooden building in the back was an ice rink in the winter and a roller rink in the summer. It was burnt down June 19th, 1928.

      A black and white photograph of the Warren Mill.

      A black and white photograph of the Bishop Bethune Girls on the northwest corner of King and Church Sts.

      A photograph of D.M. Tod's Bakery - "Home of the Butter-nut Bread." Tod's Bakery was established in 1910 at the northeast corner of Bond and Church Streets.

      A photograph of the Old Mill in Oshawa. The Old Mill was originally called The Warren Mill and was located at 110 King St. W.

      A photograph mounted on a postcard of the staff of J.S. Kyle's Grocery Store.

      A photo of a bagpiper with the Toronto Picnic Group on the Athletic Grounds at Prospect Park.

      A photograph of the trolley as it travels down the street. Taken from the north side of King Street.

      A photo of women and children at the home of Jeremiah Lick. The house was on King St. W.

      A black and white photograph of a temporary bituminous plant that was used for paving streets. This temporary bituminous plant was set up on the south side of Athol Street East.

      A photo of Oshawa's Firemen at Prospect Park, home of the Gibbs Family. The horn seen in the photo is now part of the Oshawa Community Museum's permanent collection.

      A photo of a fire hose reel in Prospect Park. Atop the reel is a portrait of Queen Victoria.

      Black and white photograph taken of the Oshawa Fire Department at Prospect Park. The man in the centre is named Joe Jacques.

      A black and white picture of Cedar Dale Pond in the winter. One man walks across while some boys play with a sailing toy.

      A photograph of the residence of William King Sr. This house was located at the southeast corner of Burk and King St. W.

      A black and white photograph of three boys on a little sailing toy in winter. This picture was taken at Cedar Dale Pond.

      This photograph is of Jeremiah Lick's house on his farm on the south side of King Street West (Hwy. 2) and west of Thornton's Corners. There are 6 people on the front verandah.

      A photograph of a train crew in front of train engine 1227.

      A view of Prospect Park in Oshawa. Prospect Park was the name of the house built by W.H. Gibbs. It was later torn down by Col. R.S. McLaughlin to make room for his home, Parkwood.