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      The Luther League of America's 23rd biennial convention was held in Kitchener, Ontario, July 3-7, 1941. More than 1,000 delegates attend the youth conference. The convention was hosted by the Luther League of Canada, one of the synodical Leagues composing the Luther League of America. Eastern Synod of the Evangelical …

      The Luther League of America's 23rd biennial convention was held in Kitchener, Ontario, July 3-7, 1941. More than 1,000 delegates attend the youth conference. The convention was hosted by the Luther League of Canada, one of the synodical Leagues composing the Luther League of America. Eastern Synod of the Evangelical …

      The Luther League of America's 23rd biennial convention was held in Kitchener, Ontario, July 3-7, 1941. More than 1,000 delegates attend the youth conference. The convention was hosted by the Luther League of Canada, one of the synodical Leagues composing the Luther League of America. Eastern Synod of the Evangelical …

      The Luther League of America's 23rd biennial convention was held in Kitchener, Ontario, July 3-7, 1941. More than 1,000 delegates attend the youth conference. The convention was hosted by the Luther League of Canada, one of the synodical Leagues composing the Luther League of America. Eastern Synod of the Evangelical …

      Condition: Both are in good condition with some bends and/or creases in the photo. 1851ph_b is also yellowed.

      Log drivers with pike poles feed logs into the creek at Alexander Dam near Lake Helen.

      Waterloo Lutheran Seminary is a seminary of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada affiliated with the nondenominational Wilfrid Laurier University, located in Waterloo, Ontario. It was established in 1911 as the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of Canada, and changed to its current name in 1960.

      Black and white photographic print showing two unidentified boys standing on Brock Street. There is a dog at left. In the background at left is the residence of Samuel Murdock at 185 Brock Street North and at right is Community Frosted Lockers at 173 Brock Street North.

      Black and white photographic print showing an unidentified boy riding a bike on Brock Street. In the background the residence of Joseph Turansky at 150 Brock Street North is visible.

      This is a black and white photo of the Grey and Foresters Regiment on parade through downtown Thessalon, they are turning onto Huron and heading toward the top of the hill. The men are in full uniform and spectators can be seen on the street as they come by.

      This is a black and white photo of a group of soldiers marching on Main Street. There appears to be a military band preceding them with the drummers plainly seen. A large unit of military personnel follows behind the band. The street is lined with spectators and some of the …

      This is a summer photo taken in black and white, showing a crowd of people on Main Street. Visible on the right side are signs for The Princess Café and the Thessalon Bowling Alley. The people appear to be watching a group of military personnel standing on the west side …

      This is a black and photo of a military convoy on the main street of Thessalon. There is a long convoy of trucks lining the street, and several men stand in the street in various uniforms. Some wear long overcoats, some have on helmets, and one wears a peaked air …

      This is a black and white photo of a military convoy on Main Street, Thessalon. Many people are lining the street to watch the trucks go through. On the left side of the street you can see the O'Connor Hotel and the sign for the Thessalon Bowling Alley.

      The upper right portion of the image is the current day location of Prudhommes motel complex.

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      This picture, which was published in the Whitby Gazette and Chronicle in February 1941, shows the new organ installed in December 1940.

      A new organ was installed in Brooklin United Church in December 1940. This picture was printed in the Whitby Gazette and Chronicle in February 1941. Mrs. Clarence Pengelly (1901-1990) was organist at Brooklin United Church from 1927-1954.

      Alexander Ardiel lived on a farm on Bunker Hill with his wife, Annie Bottomley(1876-1946).

      This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Sunnyside Women's Institute.