Résultats

      Black and white negative showing the members of Council for 2000 to 2003. Back row: Gerry Emm, Don Mitchell, Dennis Fox, Joe Drumm. Front row: Pat Perkins, Marcel Brunelle, Shirley Scott.

      Black and white negative showing five of Whitby's mayors. This photograph was taken at a dinner to honour the past mayors of Whitby on the 200th anniversary of Whitby's first mayor, James Rowe. The dinner was held at Class Act Dinner Theatre. Left to right: Bob Attersley (1980-1991), Tom Edwards …

      Designed by Brooklin resident Lylia McBrien, the Brooklin Public Library was oifficially opened on 8 February 1961 by Ontario's Minister of Education, John Robarts. The library served for 49 years until it was demolished in 2010 and replaced with a new library.

      The CPR bridge was demolished in December 2001 and replaced with a concrete bridge in 2002.

      For the complete Waterloo Tennis Club: Presidents and Partners collection (including newspaper clippings and additional photos), please visit the Ellis Little Local History Room, Waterloo Public Library.

      The "Buck and Snort" is a 1921 Ford Model T and was built by Harold Fawcett of Fawcett Motor Carriage Company in Whitby, Ontario. The car has a long history of appearing in parades and is still appearing in parades today.

 Rocco Frangione, The Sault Star, November 4, 2000, Section E, p. 1     This is a full page newspaper article about a proposed skateboard park for Blind River. Two colour photos are included.

      This photo shows Ted Linley and Joanne Rivet cutting the ribbon at the official opening of the new recreational bridge at Iron Bridge.

      Deputy Mayor Velma Hare, Edith Cameron (local author) and Elva Arnill were among those honored to carry the symbolic waters as it passed through Algoma District.