Résultats

      Schreiber Town Hall, built in 1922. From 1922 to 1994, it was located on Scotia Street. The present Town Hall is on Winnipeg Street. b&w photo

      Black and white photograph showing the interior of the United Church in Schreiber, Ontairo.

      Black and white photograph of the chimney before being demolished.

      Second photo in a four photo series.

      The third photo in a series of four.

      This is the fourth photo in a series of four.

      Mrs. Jessie MacAdam and Mrs. Agnes Bryson dressed up in Centennial Costume in 1967.

      The demolition of the chimney and coal chute on January 4, 1963.

      A photograph showing the coal chute after the first charge was left off, it just sat there.

      A black and white photograph of a group of men.

      Colour photograph of the Schreiber Public School's Grade 2/3 class of 1962-63.

      Schreiber Public School Staff members taken in 1967.

      Ladies of the Roman Catholic Church.

      Guider Ellen Campbell standing with Girl Guides Barbara Stefurak and Marilyn Cook.

      Members of C.A.S. pose for a photograph.

      Members of the C.A.S - Mrs. Anderson - Chairperson, J. Herbert Dawson - Director, Mrs. D'Arcy McGuire - Sec'ty Treasure, Gerry Litt - Caseworker.

      Catholic Girls Club at the C.W.L. Convention

      Schreiber Public School Class picture taken in 1967. Miss Gwen Hadley was the teacher.

      Black and white photograph of the a coal shute in Schrieber, Ontario.

      The old town hall that was built in 1922. The town hall was torn down and in its place sits the cenotaph and a park.