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      The Wilfrid Laurier University Permanent Art Collection cares for approximately 400 pieces by Woldemar Neufeld. Woldemar Neufeld (1909 - 2002) Born of German-speaking Mennonites in Waldheim, Russia, Woldemar Neufeld immigrated to Canada in 1924, arriving with hope that the "new world" would welcome him with opportunity. At age 15 Neufeld …

      The Wilfrid Laurier University Permanent Art Collection cares for approximately 400 pieces by Woldemar Neufeld. Woldemar Neufeld (1909 - 2002) Born of German-speaking Mennonites in Waldheim, Russia, Woldemar Neufeld immigrated to Canada in 1924, arriving with hope that the "new world" would welcome him with opportunity. At age 15 Neufeld …

      The Wilfrid Laurier University Permanent Art Collection cares for approximately 400 pieces by Woldemar Neufeld. Woldemar Neufeld (1909 - 2002) Born of German-speaking Mennonites in Waldheim, Russia, Woldemar Neufeld immigrated to Canada in 1924, arriving with hope that the "new world" would welcome him with opportunity. At age 15 Neufeld …

      The Wilfrid Laurier University Permanent Art Collection cares for approximately 400 pieces by Woldemar Neufeld. Woldemar Neufeld (1909 - 2002) Born of German-speaking Mennonites in Waldheim, Russia, Woldemar Neufeld immigrated to Canada in 1924, arriving with hope that the "new world" would welcome him with opportunity. At age 15 Neufeld …

      The Wilfrid Laurier University Permanent Art Collection cares for approximately 400 pieces by Woldemar Neufeld. Woldemar Neufeld (1909 - 2002) Born of German-speaking Mennonites in Waldheim, Russia, Woldemar Neufeld immigrated to Canada in 1924, arriving with hope that the "new world" would welcome him with opportunity. At age 15 Neufeld …

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      Black and white negative showing an electric appliance display that was held for several years in the Royal Bank building at 102 Brock Street South. Various home appliances have been positioned throughout the room. The bank closed in 1935 and the building was vacant.

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      Black and white negative showing the Turansky house decorated for the coronation of King George VI. Katharine and Joseph Turansky are standing on the porch at 152 Brock Street North.

      Black and white negative showing the decorations for the coronation of King George VI at W.E. Armitage's flower shop at 108 Brock Street South..

      Black and white negative showing the decorations for the coronation of King George VI at E.M. Lomax's United Cigar Store at 124 Dundas St. W.

      Black and white negative showing the decorations for the coronation of King George VI at the Post Office at 100 Brock St. S.

      Black and white negative showing the interior of Agg Brothers Grocery located at 116 Brock Street North. The staff members are also pictured.

      Black and white negative showing an unidentified man at the pulpit at the Whitby United Church.

      The Hopkins Music Hall was built at 201 Brock Street South by George Hopkins in 1877. It was Whitby's Town Hall from 1879-1960. The building was demolished in 1960.

      Frederick Thomas Rowe (1873-1959) and Mary Ann Kemp (1876-1951) were married at Whitby Township on 27 December 1899. Frederick Rowe was born at Whitby Township on 6 January 1873 and died at Oshawa on 21 December 1959. He served as the Reeve of Whitby Township and Mayor of Whitby. Mary …

      Black and white negative showing the lighthouse on the pier at Whitby Harbour. There is a sailboat from the Whitby Yacht Club near the lighthouse.

      Black and white negative showing a sailboat on Whitby Harbour. The pumphouse is visible in the background at left.

      Black and white negative showing a Whitby Girl Guides troop in front of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Marjorie Ruddy was involved with Girl Guides of Canada.

      Black and white negative showing Dundas Street West looking west from the Spruce Villa Hotel. The signs and mailbox for the hotel are visible at right. The Spruce Villa Hotel was located at 734 Dundas St. W.