Résultats

      The Whitby junction Station was built at the foot of Byron Street on the Grand Trunk Railway in 1903. It closed in 1969 and in 1970 it was moved to the north-east corner of Victoria and Henry Streets for use as an art gallery. The station was used as a …

      The children were Maurice (1914 - 1955), Howard (1917 - ) and Ada Jean (1919 - ). The mount has been removed from this studio photograph.

      A photograph of the plane that crashed after hitting a bunker at the Golf Links.

      On April 28th, 1918 a plane crashed into a bunker at the Golf Links.

      This cadet(pilot) crashed his plane and hit a bunker in the Golf Links on April 28th, 1918

      On April 22nd, 1918 an airplane crashed at the "Four Corners". The pilot was Cadet Weiss, 91st Squadron of the R.A.F. The plane crashed on top of Porter's store.

      An airplane crash occurred at the 'Four Corners' on April 22nd, 1918. The plane crashed on top of H.A. Porter's store. The top right photo was taken from street level. The other three were taken from atop H.A. Porter's. The pilot is seen in the bottom two photos.

      A photo of the ice floe on Lake Ontario. The water has worn away the ice to create a bay allowing people to see the thickness of the ice.

      A photo of the plane that crashed into H. A. Porter's store on King St. W. The crash took place on April 22nd, 1918.

      flag, ship, men, propeller, rails, hull, Fort William

      View of the launch of Trawler No. 38 at the Port Arthur Ship Building Co., Port Arthur, Ontario, June 18, 1918. In the background is Trawler No. 37 already launched. These ships were built as part of the war effort.

      The Laura Grace, two unidentified tugboats, and the barge Province are dry docked at the Port Arthur Ship Building Co. yard, May 1918. The Province was owned and operated by the Canadian Towing and Wrecking Co.

      Refreshment stand at Alexandra Park.

      Back Row, Teacher Miss M. Donner, Raymond Spencer, Frank Spencer, Mrs. Loui(s) Spencer. Front Row: McCarthy (Mac) Spencer, Elaine Spencer (m. Ferrill), Louise Spencer.

      Black and white photograph of the village of Magnetawan in 1918. The picture shows the rock leading into the village and the various wooden buildings in the village. There is a large white wooden church on the right. On the left is a white bridge crossing the Magnetawan River. The …

      The stone wall is around the original cemetery.

      A rectangular wooden structure stands in the middle ground. In the foreground is a monument. Another building is in the background.

      Two men and two women stand on the loading dock of a train station. An automobile can be seen in the background.

      The man on the right is Kenneth Moyer.

      The woman in the front row center with the dark skirt and white blouse is probably Gretta Miller, future wife of Kenneth Moyer. To the right of her is probably the future Mrs. Roy Sumner. To her right and behind is Willis Fretz.