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      This photograph was provided by Dorothy and Allan Guest during a Digitization Day event held by the County of Brant Public Library. Do you have any historical items and are interested in helping preserve our county's history online? Contact the library at (519) 442-2433 for more information.

      Black and white negative of a photograph showing an image of Whitby harbour. In the foreground is a fishing boat on which three people stand. Some of the boat sheds are visible in the background.

      Possibly taken by Lily Faulkner Studio.

      The picture is out of focus.

      The Hewis Brothers Butchers replaced their butcher cart with a truck around the 1920s. Henry James (Harry) Hewis was born in 1894 and died at Oshawa 20 February 1968. He was in the butcher business with his father, William Edward Hewis (1865-1964) and his brother, William George David Hewis (1897-1990).

      Black and white photograph of the railroad bridge going into Standard Chemical Company. There is a river under the bridge. There are many logs going under the bridge. There is a dock or boat on the left side of the picture. There is a hill on the right with a …

      Back row from left to rigth: ?, Susan Vanclieaf,?, Mary McLeod, Anne Carroll, Lottie Vanclieaf, Martin Carroll, William John Carroll. Middle row from left to right: Eva Commerford, ?, Irene Vanclieaf. Front row from left to right: Helen Carroll, ?, Connie Carroll, Betty Carroll, Vern Schell

      A black and white photograph of children in costume for "Cinderella" theatrical production. This was presented by the pupils of Miss Ella Shephard, of King Street School, in the town hall, at Christmas 1925. From left to right: Back Row: Jimmy Dundas, Evans Michael, Frank Every, Henry Stein, Bill Ruddy, …

      The ball diamond was located where the Huntsville Centennial Centre now stands. Huntsville Team 1925: George Grant, John Cullon, Danny Mulhern, Jim Kellock, K. Armstrong, Charlie Wall, Paul Rice, Roy Watson, Charlie Chantler, S. Kendrick, Gren Nickalls, A. Kellock (assistant manager), George Kellock, (scorer), and Dr. Edgar Evans (coach).

      William James Corner was born at Taunton Road, north of Oshawa on April 24, 1860. He was a farmer at Five Points, north of Oshawa for six years at Kinsale for 13 years, and on the 6th concession of Whitby Township. In 1908 he was on Starr's farm on Kingston …

      This photo was taken in 1925 just prior to Church union. Taken in front of the Cobourg Congregational Church, King Street west, Cobourg, this photo commemorated the first use of gowns. Each gown was made by the Ladies under the direction of Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Frank Spooner’s mother. Each member …

      Reverend Arthur Mansell Irwin was born in Mariposa Township, Victoria County on July 21, 1867. He graduated from Victoria College of the University of Toronto in 1898 and was a Methodist and United Church Minister at Dalrymple, Grafton, Canton, Newcastle, Cannington, Norwood, Oshawa and Whitby. Following his retirement he was …

      Located on Front Street, this property has been home to a variety of businesses. It was originally built as a paint factory during the 1870s. During the 1890s it was an electric generating plant and during the early 1920s a guest house. In 1925, Edith Brown purchased the property and …

      The reception room is located in the south-west corner of the main college building.

      Thomas McCann Grocery Store was located at 227 Brock Street South. This frame building was constructed in the 1850s on the east side of Brock Street, north of Dunlop Street. It stood south of Quinton’s shoe store. It was demolished in 1977.

      A black and white photograph of a man and woman in a sleigh in winter. In the background Cooke's Grocery store can be seen and Allin's Drugstore.

      Myrtle Station United Church was located on the east side of Highway 12 south side of the tracks at Myrtle Station. It was built in 1908-9.

      Red Tam Hunt Club. Front Row, Herb Vick, Brock Carss, Andy Tudhope, Ned Woods, Clarence Long, Back row, Geo Guy St. W.H. Tudhope, Dr. Kirkpatrick, Frank Smith, Tommy Thomson. "Black Tom"

      This photograph is a St. George School class photo. The original photo is held by the County of Brant Public Library.

      Whiteface is a natural cliff of white clay on the north side of Lynde Creek opposite the north end of Wellington St. It was a popular play area for Whitby children.