Résultats

      This picture shows the first traction steam engine east of Toronto at Pat Grady's farm at Audley. The engine was built by the Waterloo Manufacturing Company of Waterloo, Ontario.

      This stucco house was located at 410 Henry Street. It was bricked over in the early 1900s.

      Condition: Fair-good. Yellowed and is fairly dirty from handling and wear. Some scratches and stains. Pen used to identify A.H. Lofft.

      The H. Krug Furniture Company was founded in 1887 on the corner of Ahrens and Breithaupt Streets in Berlin, Ontario, by Hartman Krug. The company initially produced frames, dining rooms sets, and rockers, but by 1908 production included all types of furniture, with a specialty in chair-making. The word "furniture" …

      St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church was built in 1902-1903 at the north east corner of Palace Street and John Street. It served as a church from 1903 to 1959, as a public hall (known as the Amber Room) from 1959 to 1974 and as a private residence from …

      Dr. Frank Warren was born at port Whitby on May 31, 1850. He attended Upper Canada College and McGill University. For a short time he practised as a house surgeon at St. Luke's Hospital, Chicago. In 1870 he sset up a medical practice with his brother Henry at Brooklin. He …

      Albert Wilson Jackson was born in County Wicklow, Ireland on June 11, 1870. He immigrated to Canada in 1871. His family operated a store at Port Whitby. Albert and his brother Tom operated a steamboat service in the 1890s and early 1900s. Mr. Jackson was a member of the Whitby …

      Louisa Hay was born on October 7, 1864 at Brooklin and married John Ham Perry on June 28, 1888 as his second wife. She was President of the Alter Guild of All Saints' Anglican Church and was a nurse at the Ontario County House of Refuge from 1903-1918. Mrs. Perry …

      Arthur Warren Burnham was the son of Judge Zacheus Burnham. He was born at Whitby on March 26, 1872 and died at Whitby on May 2, 1894. He is buried at Oshawa Union Cemetery.

      Condition: Poor. Very dirty and stained. Extremely yellow with a hint of orange.

      Charles John Valdemur Lowes was born at Whitby on May 31, 1869. In 1881 he went to Toronto when his father founded the importing business of J.M. Lowes. he succeeded his father as head of the company, importers of spices and coffees. He died at Toronto on December 22, 1944 …

      Condition: Okay. Very dirty and faded looking.

      BRISTOL, VERMONT - M. Dayfoot home in Vermont, U.S.A. It was built in 1790.

      Albert Edward Maw and Elizabeth Martha Coulthurst. Married 7 February 1888 in Madison, Wisconsin. (4 copies)

      The house was built in 1875 for John and Elizabeth (Foster) Prudham, to replace their first log house. A Century Farm, birthplace of Laura (Prudham) Dixon, daughter of Charles, in 1907. The house and property remained in the Prudham family for five generations.

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      Miss Burkholder taught English and chemistry at the Ontario Ladies' College from 1891 to 1901 and served as Lady Principal from 1901 to 1912, when she moved to Edmonton, Alberta. She founded an alumni chapter in Edmonton in later years. Nettie Burkholder was born at Hamilton on January 1, 1863 …

      This house was built by building contractor William Dunkley as his residence, in 1874. In 1888 the Dunkley family moved to Toronto. In 1907 the home was purchased by Donald McKay, Treasurer of Otnario County from 1890 to 1914.

      Rupert Morley Clare Chubb was born 23 Feb 1883 in Oshawa, the son of Robert Vanstone Chubb and his second wife, Euphemia Waite.