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      The photographer was Herman Lippert (1886-1963), of Kitchener, Ontario. There are two postcards depicting this same image in the Waterloo Historical Society photograph collection (local identifiers P000375_c2 and P000375_c3) which have not been uploaded to OurOntario.ca.

      Photo taken from Albert and Third Street looking at back of Victoria Hall. In the right foreground is a Market Building, in the right background is Fire hall tower.

      Photo taken from Albert and Division Street. To the left is Market Building, in the centre foreground is the Fire Hall and tower and Victoria Hall is located behind the Fire Hall.

      Charles Albert Goodfellow was born at Collingwood, Canada West in 1866. he worked as a newspaper publisher and printer. He moved from Midland, Ontario to Whitby in 1903 and established a newspaper called the Whitby Keystone. In 1906 he acquired the Whitby Gazette and the Whitby Chronicle and amalgamated them …

      Graydon M. Goodfellow was born at Toronto on January 9, 1891 and learned the printing trade from his father who moved to Whitby in 1903 to start the Whitby Keystone, a local newspaper. In 1909 Graydon Goodfellow entered McMaster University at Hamilton and after his graduation in 1913, he became …

      Condition: Good; some yellowing and silvering but a good clear image. Copy is in good condition.

      Condition: Okay. Silvered spots all over (makes photo looks faded). Image doesn't look too bad though. Copy is in good condition.

      Condition: Silvered at the hole punched areas - also silvered at the right side. Condition is okay though. Copy is good - but not a great reproduction though.

      In pencil on the reverse: "1146". ...

      One of Maude Cutter's return visits from New York City, where she graduated as a registered nurse in 1912. If the photo was taken in July 1913, she would have been visiting as the bridesmaid for Ethel Gallagher. Keith Thornborrow, July 2010: "It is said her interest in nursing started …

      Condition: Original is fair. Has silvered considerably. Hard to see image. Copy is in good condition - but is not a very good reproduction.

      Condition: Good. Some silvering on left side and bottom left corner. Copy is in good condition.

      Condition: Good; some yellowing and silvering but a good clear image. Copy is in good condition.

      Oshawa Central Public School was usually referred to as Centre Street School, especially after the High School was erected in 1910 and the school was devoted exclusively to elementary students. It was torn down in 1920 and a new Centre Street School was built in its place in 1923. The …

      This branch of the Canadian Bank of Commerce (now CIBC) was opened on July 28th, 1913. An exact closing date is unknown, but a new building was built for the bank in the 1920s. CIBC is now at the corner of Simcoe and King Streets

      Patrick J. Sullivan operated a plumbing and tinsmith shop on the east side of Brock Street between Mary and Dundas Streets starting in 1913. It was located at 117 Brock Street North. It was the first store south of the Hewis Block (the brick three-storey building built as McMillan’s Block …

      From: College Calender 1913

      William John Greenwood was born at Fullerton Township, Canada West, on September 8. 1857. He studied classics at Victoria College, Toronto and was awarded the Prince of Wales Medal on graduation. Mr. Greenwood was Master of Classics at the Whitby Collegiate Institute from 1886 to 1892. In 1892 he joined …

      Thomas Hamar Greenwood was born at Whitby on February 7, 1870 and left Canada for England in 1895. He was Chief Secretary for Ireland from 1920 to 1922 and died at London, England, on September 10, 1948. From "Canada as an Imperial Factor," by Hamar Greenwood, M.P., 1913.

      The Conversazione was the social event of the year, held in February. Photo from: Vox Collegii, 1913