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- Types de document: CD-ROMs
- Types de document: Photographs
- Année: 1901
- Grace Norton
Grace Norton daughter of Tom Norton and Dorothy Truesdale b. 1893 Grace Norton daughter of Tom Norton and Dorothy Truesdale b. 1893Trafalgar Township Historical Society - Newboro Canning Factory c. 1901
(Condition: Good.) (Condition: Good.)Rideau Lakes Public Library - Horseshoe Quarry, 1901
Condition: Copy is very good. Condition: Copy is very good.St. Marys Museum - Clench House - 96 Robinson Street
Condition: Fair. Very yellow with glue stains. Pages of album warped. Condition: Fair. Very yellow with glue stains. Pages of album warped.St. Marys Museum - Mrs. Clench and Miss Cruttenden in the living room of the Clench home
Condition: Good - but album pages are warped. Condition: Good - but album pages are warped.St. Marys Museum - Living room at Dr. Fraleigh's (22 Church Street South), 1901
Condition: Good - album pages are very warped. Condition: Good - album pages are very warped.St. Marys Museum - Dr. Fraleigh's office
Condition: Good. Album pages are very warped. Condition: Good. Album pages are very warped.St. Marys Museum - Barn Raising at "Bayside"
The "Bayside" property was owned by William Gordon from 1838 to 1888. From 1888 until 1912, the farm was the home of John Smith. In the summer of 1901, Mr. Smith built a barn north of his home on the site where the Ontario Hospital nurses' residence was later located. … The "Bayside" property was owned by William Gordon from 1838 to 1888. From 1888 until 1912, the farm was the home of John Smith. In the summer of 1901, Mr. …Whitby Public Library - John Smith's Barn at "Bayside"
The "Bayside" property was owned from 1838 to 1888 by William Gordon. From 1888 until 1912 the property was inhabited by John Smith. In the summer of 1901, Mr. Smith built a barn north of his home on the site where the Ontario Hospital nurses' residence was later located. In … The "Bayside" property was owned from 1838 to 1888 by William Gordon. From 1888 until 1912 the property was inhabited by John Smith. In the summer of 1901, Mr. Smith …Whitby Public Library - LH0845 Williams Piano Office
Black and white photo of unidentified Williams Piano Co. office employees. Black and white photo of unidentified Williams Piano Co. office employees.Oshawa Public Libraries - Clench House - 96 Robinson Street
Condition: Copy is very good. Condition: Copy is very good.St. Marys Museum - Parade on Main Street
Condition: Copy is very good. Condition: Copy is very good.St. Marys Museum - Second Knox Presbyterian Church, 1901
Condition: Copy is very good. Condition: Copy is very good.St. Marys Museum - First Presbyterian Church, 1901
Condition: Copy is good. Condition: Copy is good.St. Marys Museum - Mrs. Clench and Miss Cruttenden in the living room of the Clench home
Condition: Copy is very good. Condition: Copy is very good.St. Marys Museum - Living room at Dr. Fraleigh's (22 Church Street South), 1901
Condition: Copy is very good. Condition: Copy is very good.St. Marys Museum - Arola's Home in Nolalu (~1901)
In the foreground is a large field. In the middle ground, a man stands with a chair in front of him. Behind him and to his left, is a woman, also holding a chair. To her left is a man, also carrying something. A log home and outbuildings are in … In the foreground is a large field. In the middle ground, a man stands with a chair in front of him. Behind him and to his left, is a woman, …Thunder Bay Public Library - Kinsale Public School Class, 1901
Kinsale Public School was a Union School attended by students from Whitby and Pickering Townships. Kinsale Public School was a Union School attended by students from Whitby and Pickering Townships.Whitby Public Library - Oakville Fair 1901: Stafford D. Marlatt.
... ...Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville - Robert Easton and Annie (Sterritt) McIntosh
Condition: Good. Some staining and a few scratches but image is very clear. Condition: Good. Some staining and a few scratches but image is very clear.St. Marys Museum
