Résultats

      Colour photograph of the Sundridge Community Arena. There is a truck in the parking lot. There is a dirt road on the right side of the arena.

      A leg of a device, possibly a tripod, is visible in the picture.

      Stew MacIntosh is in the foreground.

      St. John's Anglican Church at Eagle Lake was built in 1888.

      The Old Boarding House was located in South River Ontario at the corner of Ottawa and Broadway. It was built by the Holditch family as a private home, post office and a small store. When the railroad came through the area it became the Temperance Hotel. After this it became …

      The renovated building contains two apartments on the second floor, with a dental office and real estate office on the first floor.

      The original owner and builder was Frank Robb. The house then passed to Andy Sohm. Then the house belonged to Beatrice Sohm.

      This is a color photo of Alfred Bilton. He is pictured sitting on a chair and is wearing a ball-style cap, blue shirt, and a green jack with orange lining.

      Lakelands was originally built in 1878 and was later the residence of William Riddell. He obtained the first B.Sc. to be granted by Victoria College, Cobourg, in 1877, and later became an eminent lawyer. In 1906 he became a Justice of the Supreme Court of Ontario. Mr. Riddell’s wife was …

      This Ontario cottage style house was built circa 1842 by Jacob Corrigal, after he retired from the Hudson's Bay Company. It was considered a typical Gentleman's House that was often used when wanting a second storey.

      Mount Fortune, a splendid Greek revival home was built about 1840, possibly by Peter McGill. At one time it served as officers’ mess for the Cobourg Militia during the Fenian Raids of 1866. Later it was the residence of James B. Fortune, sheriff and local politician of Cobourg in the …

      Middle row: Mr. Redshaw, Alan and Lorraine, Mrs. Don Carman (Irene), Andrea Carman.

      Photograph from "The Canadian Champion". The family lived on George Street.

      This home was owned by the Field family and rented to von Koerber. It was a restaurant for awhile and it now the Tourist Information Centre with rooms dedicated to Marie Dressler

      Known locally as Rene's White House, this fine old mansion near Brighton, Ontario, was once a major landmark on Ontario's number 2 Highway. This stately home was built in 1873 by William J. Eyre, remaining in this family until 1898 when Mr. Sam Nesbitt purchase it. In 1922 there were …

      This photo was taken at the celebration of Mr. King's 84th birthday, which was also was the first family reunion since 1938.

      This is a black and white photo of Marilyn Mills, receiving an award the Thessalon Canadian Legion Award. This award was given to the student with the highest grades in Grade 8 at the Thessalon Public School. A member of the Thessalon Canadian Legion, possibly Mr. McCaig.

      Black and white negative showing members of the Whitby Fire Department and the Town of Whitby signing the agreement that made some of Whitby's volunteer firefighters full-time employees. Back row: William Clarke, Edward Badgley, Kenneth Corner, Councillor Vernon MacCarl, Ronald Hawkins, Chief Edward Crouch, Bill Wallace. Front row: James Corner, …

      Copie tirée d'un négatif sur verre / Copy of a glass negative

      This photograph depicts the Texaco Store in St. George, Ont. The original photo is held by the County of Brant Public Library.