Résultats

      A view of the saw Mill and lime kilns, taken from the south side of the railway tracks.

      Postmarked 1899.

      This lithograph was printed on the first envelopes used by the Ontario Ladies' College. This picture is taken from an envelope post marked November 7, 1897. The lithograph shows the Frances Hall addition, built in 1895.

      St. John’s Methodist Church, Guelph Street showing towers topped with a spire and a cupola. The spire was struck by lightning in 1927.

      (Condition: Fair.)

      A post card of Walker's Lake, showing a boating party.

      A Canada post card addressed to James C. Haight, Barrister from Lyman Theophilus Barclay. Mr. Barclay (1855-1925) was a lawyer in Whitby and became clerk of the County Court in 1881. In 1913 he moved his law practice to Edmonton, Alberta. He returned to Ontario in 1924, living in Toronto …

      A postcard shows the industrial hub of Limehouse. The GTR station is on the right. Grand Trunk boxcars 27450 and 24968 are on the siding waiting to be loaded with lime. The end set kiln opening is visible at centre with draw kilns on the hill behind it.

      A view of the saw mill and cement works from the head of the pond, with the village in the distance.

      A view of the set kilns, protected by a lean-to roof, with set kilns above them, beside the railway tracks, the rail cut through the rock and the GTR station on the far right.

      File number: 01/pt1/15-1.1

      File number: 01/pt1/15-1.2

      See EHS21534 for a black & white postcard.

      This scene was colourized as a postcard, EHS21851.This postcard was sent to Mrs. A. Darragh, c/o F. Newby, Gravenhurst, Ont. The post cancellation is dated 14 August 1909. Note: Gertrude Darragh McCullough was the daughter of Isobella Maude Lindsay Darragh, who was the daughter of John Rand Lindsay of Limehouse.

      File Number: 03/pt1/25-1.1

      File Number: 03/pt1/25-1.2

      File Number: 03/pt1/25-1.4

      Horse-drawn street cars were converted to electric in 1895. King street was paved in 1912.

      File Number: 15/pt1/45-1.1

      Main Street looking north. Ladies cross the muddy street on a boardwalk. The Baptist Chapel steeple is on the left. The double veranda on the left is the Bennett House Hotel while the brick McGibbon Hotel is across the intersection.