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      This photograph depicts the 1942 Grade 2 class of Central Public School in Paris, Ontario. The teacher is Louise O'Dell. Its year and grade were identified by Ken Phipps who appears in this photo. The image was incorrectly identified in its original source by D. A. Smith. Students in this …

      This photograph depicts the Paris High School Grade 12 class of 1941. For a list of students, see the inscription. This image was printed on the twentieth page of photographs in At the Forks of the Grand: Volume II by D. A. Smith.

      In 1941 [at Paris High School], some of the lessons in English and mathematics were taught in the science laboratory. Of the 21 students pictured here, only 13 had attended PHS [Paris High School] from Grade 9 to Grade 12. The other eight were from the continuation schools of Princeton, …

      This photographs depicts a ladies' baseball team. The man on the left is coach Matt Winn. The picture was taken in ca. 1948.

      Property of the Paris Museum and Historical Society. Inventory No. 2007.0164.04

      Property of the Paris Museum and Historical Society.

      Property of the Paris Museum and Historical Society. Inventory No. 1999.9164.17

      Property of the Paris Museum and Historical Society. Inventory No. 1999.9164.18

      This photograph appears to be from the 1940s. Provided by Ray McCoy.

      This item is a photograph of Connie Coates from when she was a child, taken with her father Bryon Coates. Given their choice of clothing this photo was likely taken in the winter of 1940.

      This item is a photograph of Connie Coates with her older sister taken some time in the 1940's.

      This item is a photograph of Dr. Llewellyn Coates & Annabelle (Hough) Coates at their wedding taken in the 1940s.

      This item is a photograph of Annabelle (Hough) Coates dressed in nurse uniform with flowers in her hands.

      A photograph donated by James Gow of a horse and wagon from the Paris Creamery, taken sometime during the 1920s. The tassels on the wagon and braiding of the horse's mane suggest that it may have been used for an event such as a parade.

      This photograph depicts the Paris High School grade 12 class of 1941 preparing to tour the school grounds by car. For a complete list of students, consult the inscription. This image was printed on the twenty-first page of photographs in At the Forks of the Grand: Volume II by D. …

      This photograph depicts three women at a 1947 Penmans Limited clothing company employee picnic. The caption on the back mentions that it is "on board," so it may have been taken on a boat. It was donated by Albert Glaser.

      Inventory No. 2007.0005.74. Property of the Paris Museum and Historical Society.

      Inventory No. 2004.0018.50 Property of the Paris Museum and Historical Society.

      The Paris Museum and Historical Society has business records, which include local newspapers of Maher advertisements dated to 1939. Therefore we know the business was operating at the beginning of the Second World War, although it is unknown when it first opened.

      Black and white photograph of a boy identified as Danny Pelton holding a newspaper with the title "NAZIS QUIT: ALLIES OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCE SURRENDER AS UNCONDITIONAL" on the morning of 8 May 1945. Danny stands on Grand River Street North, facing north, between Mechanic Street and William Street. Directly behind him …