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      Seated are: Marie McCartney(Noble) and Annie Bellerose(Benhke) Standing: Albertine Hewgil, Hilda Shaw, Celina Bellerose (Thibault) and Ellen Bellerose (Richard)

      This picture was taken in front of the public school on the north side of Winchester Street, west of Simcoe Street. This photograph has been printed on page 9, "100 Years of Brooklin Schools". As well, the book notes that this is the "Senior Fourth Class 1921-1922".

      This picture was taken on the steps of the Brooklin Methodist Church at the south east corner of Mill Street (Cassels Road) and Princess Street. Classes were held in the Church basement and the Masonic Hall when the new school was being constructed in 1923. This photograph has been printed …

      Lloyd Dilling's Taxis was located at 113 Dundas Street West. Lloyd Dilling operated a fleet of taxis in Whitby in the early 1920s. Harold Boys later built his garage in this location.

      This is a black and white photograph of the May Court Festival at the Ontario Ladies' College. The picture shows multiple students participating in a May Day performance for the audience in the foreground.

      A black and white photograph of St. John's Anglican Church Young Peoples' Association picnic. A group of young men are pictured, all are wearing different styles of hats.

      A black and white photograph of St. John's Anglican Church Young Peoples' Association picnic. Men and women are pictured outside, with trees in the background.

      Copie tirée d'un négatif sur verre / Copy from of a glass negative.

      Contents: General index p. 3 City of Chatham street directory p. 17 City of Chatham classified business directory p. 156 City of Chatham alphabetical directory p. 163 City of Chatham miscellaneous directory p. 181 Advertisers Index p. 186 **Publishers omitted pages 4 to 16.

      It became a major attraction in the Grimsby Beach area in the 1920's.

 Porcupine Advance, 20 Jun 1923, Section 1, p. 9     ...

      This photograph shows the Grimsby Town Hall picnic in the summer of 1923. There are approximately 75 people shown in this photograph.

      Photocopy of the original only. Original image was in poor condition. The name of the factory is no longer visible on the photo, so the identity of the company is not certain.

      Postcard featuring a photograph of the I.O.F. Orphanage building.

      It is noted that this picture was possibly taken on 5th Line Road at Doc Porter's house.