Résultats

      Notes on the back of this photo read: "Maplehurst Feb.23, /89 Barrie Ont., simon Dyment, 72 High St., Barrie, Ontario. Eldest son of Nathaniel Dyment.

      Notes on the back of this photo read: "Eldest son of Nat. Simon Dyment Home Barry Ont., Maplehurst. Nathanial Dyment was the owner of Dyment Lumber Co. Thessalon in the late 1880's-1906.

      Notes on the back of this photo read: "Eldest sone of Nat. Simon Dyment Home Barry Ont., Maplehurst Nathanial Dyment was the owner of Dyment Lumber Company of Thessalon, Ontario

      Black and white negative of the Whitby Town staff. Back row: Edward Crouch, Richard Kuwahara, Dwayne Reid, Larry Morrow. Front row: Robert Short, Allan Claringbold, William Wallace, Donald McKay.

      The two 14-ton cannons were transferred to the Ontario County Courthouse at 416 Centre Street South from the Citadel in Halifax, in 1902. On June 16, 1964, they were moved to the new Courthouse at 605 Rossland Road East. On July 8, 1989, the cannons were returned to the Citadel …

      Pictured is a house formerly located on Garden Street, north of Rossland Road in Whitby. The house was torn down in 1989.

      Pictured is the house formerly located on the southeast corner of Colborne and Athol streets in Whitby.

      Pictured is a house located on the east side of Kendalwood Road in Whitby being moved.

      Pictured is a house located on Anderson Street in Whitby, near Manning Road.

      Pictured is a house formerly located on Brock Street in Whitby. The house was torn down in 1989.

      The plant was built in 1971-1972 to service the sewage needs of the corridor between Whitby and Oshawa and eventually, Brooklin. It is located at 2400 Forbes St. in Whitby.

      The plant was built in 1971-1972 to service the sewage needs of the corridor between Whitby and Oshawa and eventually, Brooklin. It is located at 2400 Forbes St. in Whitby.

      The plant was built in 1971-1972 to service the sewage needs of the corridor between Whitby and Oshawa and eventually, Brooklin. It is located at 2400 Forbes St. in Whitby.

      The plant was built in 1971-1972 to service the sewage needs of the corridor between Whitby and Oshawa and eventually, Brooklin. It is located at 2400 Forbes St. in Whitby.

      The plant was built in 1971-1972 to service the sewage needs of the corridor between Whitby and Oshawa and eventually, Brooklin. It is located at 2400 Forbes St. in Whitby.

      The plant was built in 1971-1972 to service the sewage needs of the corridor between Whitby and Oshawa and eventually, Brooklin. It is located at 2400 Forbes St. in Whitby.

      The plant was built in 1971-1972 to service the sewage needs of the corridor between Whitby and Oshawa and eventually, Brooklin. It is located at 2400 Forbes St. in Whitby.

      The plant was built in 1971-1972 to service the sewage needs of the corridor between Whitby and Oshawa and eventually, Brooklin. It is located at 2400 Forbes St. in Whitby.

      The plant was built in 1971-1972 to service the sewage needs of the corridor between Whitby and Oshawa and eventually, Brooklin. It is located at 2400 Forbes St. in Whitby.

      Leonard Cullen was a gardener, entrepreneur, and the founder of Whitby’s biggest tourist attraction, Cullen Gardens and Miniature Village. He was born on February 5, 1925. In 1947, Cullen purchased John A. Weall Landscaping Company for $3000 and opened five Weall and Cullen Nurseries in the GTA. The growth of …