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      This set of photographs shows non-commissioned officers for the Dufferin Rifles, a unit which operated out of Brantford and which drew members from across the County. These photos were provided by Richard Shaver from his personal collection. They can be seen on display at the Canadian Military Heritage Museum in …

      This set of photographs shows non-commissioned officers for the Dufferin Rifles, a unit which operated out of Brantford and which drew members from across the County. These photos were provided by Richard Shaver from his personal collection. They can be seen on display at the Canadian Military Heritage Museum in …

      Ce pont fut démoli vers 1960. Il pourrait également s’agir d’une photo de la reconstruction du pont en 1922.

      Premier train à desservir la population d'Hawkesbury.

      This Regency Cottage was built in the 1850s. This house is located at 206 Byron Street North.

      Black and white, outdoor, group portrait of unidentified school children and teacher, Noah Martin, at Rummelhart School, S.S. # 9, Waterloo Township in September 1897. Small chalkboard in front reads: S.S. No. 9 Waterloo, N. Martin, Waterloo, Sept. 14th '97

      Hannah Margaret Smith, daughter of John Lawrence Smith and Elizabeth Strickland, was born in Whitby Township in 1872. After her marriage to Robert Fletcher Clemence on November 16, 1904, she lived in Orono. She was a graduate of Whitby's Ontario Ladies' College in 1889 and studied at Victoria College in …

      Mrs W. F. W. Fisher in cycling dress, standing with her bicycle

      Alexander D. Coutts was the principal of G.D.H.S. 1891-1897 and library Board member. He left to join the Whitby Chronicle as editor.

      In 1880 Tom LePatourel bought the drug store at Brant and Pine Streets (now 361 Brant), graduating in the first class of the Ontario College of Pharmacy in 1890. His daughter Daisy (Marion), a later graduate from OCP, eventually took over the drugstore. Tom LePatourel was Bell Telephone's first company …

      Elsie Foster taught at Esquesing School Section No. 16 from 1897-1899. The school stood at 22 Sideroad and Trafalgar Road, Esquesing Township, also known as Henderson's Corners.

      George Unsworth was the grandson of Giles Gorton Unsworth, who bought Grove Farm, south of Plains Road and adjacent to the Applegarth farm, from Benjamin Crickmore in 1848. George took up the farm in 1882, enlarged it and became a pioneer in greenhouse cultivation. The Unsworth greenhouses, famous landmarks in …

      Located at 82 William St., Oakville.

      This may be a photograph of a graduating class.

      This picture was in an album of Ontario Ladies' College photos, so it is likely the girls are students at the College. The location of the downtown background scene is not identified.

      This picture shows the school after Frances Hall at the right was completed in 1895.

      The dining room is located on the main floor of Frances Hall, built in 1895.

      This is a black and white photograph of the exterior of the Ontario Ladies' College, with the students in the foreground.

      Photograph appeared in Knox United Church, Ayr, Ontario 1834 - 1984 with a listing of names. The word "Taylor" is written in lower left-hand corner, which may be photographer's name. Photograph is a copy of original.

      Black-and-white photo of John Aubrey, Miriam, and Emily Irene Morphy playing on the lawn.