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      The Harris Cut was located east of Cochrane Street in Whitby. It was constructed on the farm of Samuel Harris which extended from Beech Street to Rossland Road and from Cochrane Street to the Euclid Street road allowance.

      The Harris Cut was located east of Cochrane Street in Whitby. It was constructed on the farm of Samuel Harris which extended from Beech Street to Rossland Road and from Cochrane Street to the Euclid Street road allowance.

      Black and white negative of a photograph of a cement mixer for the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway through Whitby. The photograph was taken on the Tweedie Farm. A worker can be seen in the background at left.

      W.J. Luke's bicycle shop was located at 301 Dundas Street West, on the southwest corner of Dundas and Centre Streets from 1901 to 1914. In 1915, the frame building was replaced by a brick garage. Mr. Luke became Whitby's first Ford car dealer in 1913.

      Ashburn General store was located at 8990 Ashburn Road (on the south-west corner of Ashburn Road at the 9th concession of Whitby Township). At the time of this photograph the store was operated by A.M. Ellis.

      A black and white photograph of a group of women who were part of a Quilting Bee at Balfour Farm. From left to right: Mary Duff, Gerrie Walker, Annie Balfour, Tina Johnston, Daisy Fisher, Olive Duff, Mrs. Ellis, Tena Jones.

      The linoleum on the floor was replaced by hardwood boards in 1924.

      Myrtle school was built in 1880 on the south side of the 9th Concession of Whitby Township, a short distance west of Highway 12. It was a board and batten building covered with insubrick in the late 1940s. In July 1940 the building was raised and a basement was built …

      This building was located at 149 Brock Street North. This livery stable dating from the 1850s was located on the east side of Brock Street south of the Royal Hotel. Before 1913 it was operated by Alexander Pringle and in 1913 it was sold to Joseph Heard. This photograph shows …

      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 …

      The traveling derrick was used to transport materials during the building of the hospital.

      This picture was taken from the balcony at the west end of the gymnasium. The new gymnasium was constructed between 1911 and 1913. Photo from: Vox Collegii, 1913

      Royal Life Saving Society classes began at the College in 1913, when the school's swimming pool was opened. Photo from: Vox Collegii, June 1913

      Photo from: Vox Collegii, June 1913

      This picture was taken from the balcony at the west end of the gymnasium. The new gymnasium was constructed between 1911 and 1913. Photo from: Vox Collegii, 1913

      The swimming pool was located in the basement of the gymnasium addition which was built between 1911 and 1913. Photo from: Vox Collegii, 1913

      The swimming pool was located in the basement of the gymnasium addition which was built between 1911 and 1913.

      From: College Calender 1913, page 31.

      This is a black and white photograph of the May Court seated on the steps of the Loggia. The May Queen is Miss Corona Garnham. On her left are Meda Watt, the May Queen of 1912 and Counselor, Miss K. Dynes. On her right are Miss F. Oberholtzer, Queen Regent …

      This is a black and white photograph of the May Court Festival at the Ontario Ladies' College.