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      Black-and-white photo of Stewart Alger (of Alger Press) posing with four other men at Rotary Club luncheon.

      The church was started when the community of Simcoe St. N. decided the youth of the area would benefit from a Sunday School programme. Approval was given for the congregation to be formed in 1928. The group moved to the current location at the corner of Simcoe St. N. and …

      Black and white photo of four men next to a docked fishing boat in the Oshawa Harbour.

      Black and white outdoor portrait of a nursing school graduating class.

      Scale on map listed as 1" to 1 mile

      Dingle was born in north Wales and immigrated to Canada when he was 3 years old. His family initially settled in Toronto, but later moved to Mississauga. Dingle began his art career in 1931, attending the Ontario College of Art, and studied under artist J.W. Beatty. Dingle moved to England …

      A Toronto artist, Wilson received formal art training at Central Technical School in Toronto. Following this, he worked as a commercial artist, taking classes at the Ontario College of Art. Wilson briefly worked in Detroit, returning to Canada in 1930, after losing his job during the Depression. Wilson began to …

      Born in London, England, Brigden and his parents immigrated to Toronto when Brigden was an infant. By age 7 he began to exhibit artistic skills that were encouraged by his father. At 12 years of age, Brigden began studying at the Toronto Arts’ Student League under G.A. Reid and William …

      Michaud was born in the Georgian Bay area and began painting early in his childhood. Michaud was a self-taught artist, completing extensive restorative work to numerous paintings, notably a collection of paintings donated by R.S. McLaughlin to O’Neill Collegiate, and restoration work for St. Michael’s Cathedral in Oshawa. In his …

      Postcard- King Street looking east from Simcoe Street

      Postcard- Aerial view of the hotel

      Ray McLaughlin, son of George McLaughlin and brother of Ewart McLaughlin

      "Dad and Mom Evans"

      Pedlar people Ltd. Christmas party

      Pedlar people Ltd. Christmas party (2)

      Pedlar people Christmas party (4)

      Pedlar People Ltd. Christmas party (5)

      Pedlar People Ltd. Christmas Party (6)

      Pedlar People Ltd. Christmas party (8)

      This church was located on the south east corner of King Street West and Charles Street. The cornerstone was laid on August 5th, 1912, and the church dedicated on April 6th, 1913. It was destroyed by fire on 24 Jan 1966.