Résultats

      This photograph shows Wilmetta Goring outside the family home in Kelvin, Ontario c. 1928. Members of the Goring family were the original settlers of Kelvin in 1851; the house depicted is the original Goring homestead, which still stands today.

      "Grandfather S.C. Gardiner and his Grandchildren, 1928. Back L-R, Elsie Allen, Herb Allen, Lloyd Allen, Ted Carson. Front Grandfather Gardiner, Ruth Gardiner on his lap, Chester Gardiner, Melva Carson, Ross Carson, Alta Allen, Baby Ira Allen. Allen's - Emma's children, Carson's - Mabel's children, Gardiner's - Burt's children. (New Circa …

      "Family at Grandfather Gardiner's , 1928. L-R Back. Lloyd Allen, Ted Carson, Herb Allen, Elsie Allen, Alta Allen with Iva Allen (our mom) , L-R Front. Melva Carson, Ruth Gardiner, Ross Carson, Chester Gardiner" This photo can be found in the Gardiner/Allen scrapbook 1700's - 1954.

      "L-R Alta, Gramma with Mom (Iva) Lloyd, Grandfather Cyrus, Elsie. Front Herb. 1928" This photo can be found in the Gardiner/Allen scrapbook 1700's - 1954.

      Photo noir et blanc

      Photo noir et blanc

      Photo noir et blanc

      condition: very poor. the picture is ripped and torn in pieces. It is attached to a piece of cardboard and taped in places.

      The fish dock was located at the bottom of Barbara Street, at Lake Huron.

      Notes at the bottom of this photo read: "E. Jones Flour and Feed, 1928. Ellesworth Jones, Prop. Standing outside of store."

      condition: copy 2 is in good shape. Copy 1 is quite damaged.

      Hockey Club; Winners of the Halton League and Harris Club. Top: W.H Cleaves (Manager), W. Ford(Treasurer), Roy King (Secretary), Ray Harley (Substitute left wing), Donald McIntyre (President), Clarence King (Right wing), Wm. Long (Committee) Nelson Tuck (Committee) Angus Duncan (Coach). Centre: “Lefty” Allcock (Substitute right wing), P.B. Blackburn ( Right …

      This is a black and white photo of Mr. Floyd Wilson standing next to an automobile that is identified as a Ford Model T. Mr. Wilson is wearing a three piece suit and tie, as well as a homberg style hat.

      The photograph was taken in Sundridge, in-front of Harper's house. Mary Harper was a teacher at uplands. Writing on back of photo mentions a livery team and Archie McCabe, however the significance of this is not clear.

      A photograph of a man wearing a straw boater-style hat, leaning against a roadster. According to the caption he is "waiting for the train."

      Standing left to right: Pearl Welch, Gertrude Hill, Beatrice Welch, Bell Smith, Carl Croswell, Percy Verasco, Jack Dunbar, Irvin Trafford, Walter Fenney, Albert Harmer, George Fenny, Howard Smith, Lawrence Smith, Donald Christie, Alan Buchanan, Wesley Harkness. Seated-Rear Row: Velma Miles, Eleanor Harper, Vina May Miles, Gladys Verasco, Marjorie Doig, Cleala …

      (Condition: Good)

      (Condition: Good.) Front Row: Cleo McDonald, Elaine McKay, ?, Helen Earl, Audrey Haffie, ?, Emily Funnell, Gladys McKay, ?, Madeline Aldrich, Betty Burns, Nellie Mackie, ?, ROW 2: ?,?,?,?, Bob McIveen, Doug McConnell, Jack Tedford, Betty Moore, Pat McConnell,Audrey Griffin, Esther Shields, Ralph Peck. ROW 3: ?,?,?, Bill Burns, Bolton …

      The Nestorville Catholic Church was originally the Catholic Church of Thessalon. It was sold to the Nestorville congregation when the Thessalon congregation required a larger church. It was brought to the Nestorville site in the winter across the ice, hauled by a horse drawn sleigh. Ownership of the remains of …

      Mr. Joseph Asam began discussions with the Town in 1918 and the terms were finalized in 1920 with the factory being built within the year. It was closed in 1934 when demand waned during the Depression. The factory was powered by steam, that was supplied by burning refuse materials. Steam …