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      John “Jack” Chapple Tate was the youngest of three children of George R. and Gertrude Louise [Chapple] Tate, born in Paris, Ontario on 19 January 1911. He grew up at 79 Walnut Street, and attended Paris Central Public School, Paris District High School, and St. James Anglican Church. His sister …

      John “Jack” Chapple Tate was the youngest of three children of George R. and Gertrude Louise [Chapple] Tate, born in Paris, Ontario on 19 January 1911. He grew up at 79 Walnut Street, and attended Paris Central Public School, Paris District High School, and St. James Anglican Church. His sister …

      The image of the funeral card of Beatrice Laing, who died at Glen Morris on Saturday, Jan. 4, 1941, in her 91st year. She was a widow of the late Robert Bothwell Kines.

      The image of the funeral card of Agnes Reid Emerson, who died in Willet Hospital in Paris, Ont., on Thursday, Jun. 15th, 1944.

      This is a 1946 postcard with a photo of Glen Morris. On the hill on the left side of the photograph is the Howlett House.

      Property of the Paris Museum and Historical Society. Inventory No. 1999.2184.01

      Property of the Paris Museum and Historical Society. Inventory No. 2002.0009.09

      Property of the Paris Museum and Historical Society.

      Property of the Paris Museum and Historical Society. Inventory No. 1999.2187.01

      This unverified article originally appeared on the County of Brant wiki at ourbrant.wikia.com. It was contributed by a member of the community. It has been included in this collection for ease of research.

      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 …

      Black and white photograph of V. E. Day celebrations on 8 May 1945 taking place in Paris, Ontario. There is a large crowd of people standing [possibly on Grand River Street], with some people are holding or riding bicycles. The majority of the crowd is depicted in civilian clothing, however …

      John “Jack” Chapple Tate was the youngest of three children of George R. and Gertrude Louise [Chapple] Tate, born in Paris, Ontario on 19 January 1911. He grew up at 79 Walnut Street, and attended Paris Central Public School, Paris District High School, and St. James Anglican Church. His sister …

      John “Jack” Chapple Tate was the youngest of three children of George R. and Gertrude Louise [Chapple] Tate, born in Paris, Ontario on 19 January 1911. He grew up at 79 Walnut Street, and attended Paris Central Public School, Paris District High School, and St. James Anglican Church. His sister …