Résultats

      The Standard Bank is visible on the right and the tower of the Oshawa Town Hall is visible in the distance on the left.

      Built in 1837 by J. B. Warren, this flour mill was run by him until 1865 after which it changed possession numerous times until it was demolished in 1981. It was located on the east side of the Oshawa Creek on King Street, in an area known as the Hollow.

      Five ladies and a girl in their summer whites gather with a man at the shore of Lawson's Trout Pond.

      Five ladies and a girl gather with a man at the shore of the Lawson’s Trout Pond. This colourized version of EHS26106 was Made in Germany.

      This sepia-toned postcard shows the pier at Grimsby Beach circa 1890s. The foreground depicts two men wearing black suits and two women wearing white dresses, all of whom are standing on the pier. The two women are holding canoe paddles. Posing in the sand, in front of them, are two …

      This postcard shows the ticket booth of Grimsby Park. This booth was located at the south end of Grand Ave, close to the Grand Trunk Railroad station. The trees which lined Grand Avenue are clearly visible in the background.Two women and two men are standing in from of the ticket …

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

      File number: 01/pt1/15-1.1

      File number: 01/pt1/15-1.2

      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.

      A specially designed United States Postal Card to report to officials cases of infectious diseases.

      Photograph mounted on cardboard of Mildred Edmonds when she was six months old.

      This is a sepia toned postcard printed by F.H. Leslie in Niagara Falls. The postcard is a photograph of the Lake View Hotel at Grimsby Beach. It shows the three floors of the hotel with balconies on each floor, trees surrounding the hotel and several ladders coming from the third …

      This is a postcard sent to Mr. John Armour at Tuscarora, Ont., from Samuel Mulligan at Hartford. The beginning: "Hartford, July 25th. Dear Grandfather and Uncle, we are all well...". The original postcard was provided by Al Robinson during a Scan & Share Day event held at the Onondaga Hall …

      This postcard shows the wooden steps and pathway leading from the pier to the cottages at Grimsby Park. There are many trees and a row of cottages in the left side background. This image was taken from the area of Victoria Terrace. Note the bunting flags or penants seen hanging …

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      Four men sitting an three men standing with two horses on the side of the railroad tracks. These men are working on Grant Trunk Railroad. There is a utility pole in the background.

      Black and white photograph of front of a log church. This church was used by the Evengelical United Brethren Church, South River, Lount Township, circa 1890.

      One of these woman was married to a Munroe.

      Black and white photograph of a man standing on three logs on a sled drawn by two horses. They're on a snowy path in the forest.