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      Typewritten notes affixed to this photo read:"Miss G. Gagne is the "Hello Girl" in this vintage '29 picture taken at the Bell Telephone Co. Exchange on Main Street. Branch Manager, Mrs. Mary Bell Currie was then serving the telephone needs of 149 subscribers in and around Thessalon."

      The original foundry and machine shop was built in 1850 by Buehler, Booth and Company. Within ten years it was taken over by Jacob Bricker, his sons and E.W.B. Snider and called Bricker and Company. In 1888 the company amalgamated with Merner and Company of Waterloo and Elmira Agricultural Works …

      This store and gas station stood at the north-east corner of Dundas and Anderson Streets (at 1206 Dundas Street East), and was operated by Frank Foley, the man standing beside the truck at right. This photo represents a snow storm in late 1929; the date was written on the back …

      This is a group photo of the Chesterfield family with other friends and family sitting on a front porch. James Allen Chesterfield and Annie Wilson had six children: Charles Henry; Mary Agnes (married Mr. Rutter); Bruce Allen (married Edith Mae Pringle); Grace Annie (married Wilfred F. Walker); Norman; and Isabelle …

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      Black and white photograph showing three nurses seated on a car outside the Annex building at Ontario Hospital.

      Left to right: H. Beachy, ___ Madill, _____ Anderson.

      Left to right: ___ Edward, ____ Beachy, ____ Jones, ____ Thur.

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      The Lysak home, which had been homesteaded earlier by Merne Hymers' family.

      1929 Colborne High School photo possibly including Doris McLaughlin

      Mr. Chapman seated on left.

      Mr. Chapman seated on left

      Group of men standing outside a building, possibly Roger's Batteryless Radio Sales and Service at 17 Church (Centre) Street.

      Rogers Batteryless Radio Sales and Service was located at 17 Church (Centre) Street, east side, north of King Street West.

      The Oshawa Library moved operations from this location in 1954 when the new McLaughlin Library was built at 65 Bagot Stret and and this building was demolished.

      Black and white photograph of children (Ruth and Betty Huggins, Joan Bright among them) sitting in hand cart. There is an old brick house in the background.

      The carriage sheds for the Whitby United Church were located behind the church with an entrance from the east side of Centre Street between Colborne Street and Dunlop Street. The house at right is the home at the north east corner of Dunlop Street and Centre Street.The Methodist Tabernacle was …

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