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      The Whitby junction Station was built at the foot of Byron Street on the Grand Trunk Railway in 1903. It closed in 1969 and in 1970 it was moved to the north-east corner of Victoria and Henry Streets for use as an art gallery. In 2004 the Station Gallery was …

      Venture into the unknown with an exhibit of children’s books and illustrations featuring weird science, exploration, space travel and off-beat inventions.

      Eastern Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada is one of five synods of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada, consisting of more than 200 member congregations and 78,000 baptized members. The territory of the Eastern Synod runs from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario to Halifax, Nova Scotia. In July …

      Fred Cochrane was the Agent at the C.P.R. station in Milton. He was a member of Grace Anglican Church, St. Clair Masonic Lodge, I.O.O.F., Milton Citizens' Band, the Golf Club and, in politics, a Liberal. Survived by two sons and two daughters. Mr. Cochrane died in July 1933. Interment was …

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      A washout of the CPR tracks looking north down ravine. 4.3'wide x 3.1'high b&w photo

      A distant view of the Silver Islet mine and the various out-buildings on the Islet surrounded by Lake Superior. Photo is dated August, 1911, Port Arthur, Ontario.

      An early photograph of the Prince Arthur Hotel showing the beautiful lawns, shrubbery and pergolas on the lake side of the hotel. The Prince Arthur Hotel was built in 1911. Note: at the time this photograph was taken, the Bank of Nova Scotia had offices in the hotel. Early visitors …

      View of the SS Inland Lakes, a freighter from Duluth, pulling into dry dock at the Western Dry Dock and Ship Building Co., ca 1911. Beside it is a dump scow under construction, probably one of the two scows that were the first vessels built at the yard.

      View of the SS Dunelm in dry dock at the Western Dry Dock and Ship Building Company, ca 1911.

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      Photo of Oshawa's first ambulance in 1911. This ambulance was operated by L.V. Disney.

      This 1911 photograph shows the Haight Mill sometime before being demolished to build the Provincial Fish Hatchery on the site that remains on the site. The property was owned by a variety of land speculators. The date of the mill is uncertain, but may be either c. 1820 or, according …

      A photograph of an unknown blonde girl.

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      Black and white photograph of a group of five boys and men relaxing on the ground outside.

      Typed notes affixed to this photo read: "This picture was taken in 1911 showing the footings of the Church of Redeemer (Anglican). The Catholic Church to the far right is St. Francis Xavier."

      Only the following men have been identified: Egerton Lovering (Teacher -Judge), L. Corner, Rev. H. Lovering (Methodist Minister), R. Corner, Norman Houghton - Under H. Lovering. Dudgeon (without hat) directly behind man with top hat

      Wanderers’ Hockey Club - Champions of Georgetown Hockey League. Caption reads: "Wanderer's Hockey Club / 1910 - 1911 / Champions G.H.League". Top row: N.D. Devereaux, H. Watson, E.A. Benham, J.G. Clark, G.E.Bowman. Bottom row: H.D. Gurrie, B.G. Arnold, J.D. McGibbon, B.A. Drummond & W.H.Cleave.