Résultats

      Reconstruction - phase two, new sidewalks, new sidewalks at Mulhern's, King Street

      Whitby celebrated its Centennial of Incorporation as a town from 26 June to 3 July 1955.

      Whitby celebrated its Centennial of Incorporation as a town from 26 June to 3 July 1955.

      Whitby celebrated its Centennial of Incorporation as a town from 26 June to 3 July 1955.

      "- copy; black and white - tugboat ""Ella Taylor"" - Book 2, No. 26, Frank H. Brown Collection"

      "- copy; black and white - old cinema slide; shows woman wearing hat and lettering that reads: ""All Ladies under 45 / will please / Remove/ their/ HATS"" - Book 2, No. 27, Frank H. Brown Collection"

      "- black and white - the old Witherspoon home at the corner of Wellington Street and Forsyth Street, Chatham, Ontario - Book 5, No. 19, Frank H. Brown Collection"

      "- black and white - corners of Wellington, Raleigh, Third and Second Streets, Chatham, Ontario; looking towards Third St. Bridge - Book 5, No. 20, Frank H. Brown Collection"

      "- black and white - businesses on the south side of King Street, between Fourth and Fifth Streets, Chatham, Ontario; includes Burton's Office Supplies, Sunshine Restaurant and Keats Jeweler - Book 5, No. 26, Frank H. Brown Collection"

      "- black and white - businesses on south side of King Street, between Fourth and Fifth Streets, Chatham, Ontario; includes Family Fair, Shoppers Drug Mart, Ann's, Reitman's, and Sunshine Restaurant - Book 5, No. 27, Frank H. Brown Collection"

      "- black and white - Bank of Nova Scotia and Imperial Optical; southwest corner of King Street and Fifth Street, Chatham, Ontario - Book 5, No. 28, Frank H. Brown Collection"

      "- black and white - Royal Bank, located on southeast corner of King Street and Fifth Street, Chatham, Ontario; Chatham Hotel and Harrison Hall in background - Book 5, No. 29, Frank H. Brown Collection"

      "- black and white - Third Street Bridge, Chatham, Ontario; looking towards King Street West - Book 5, No. 3, Frank H. Brown Collection"

      All Saints' Anglican Church was built in 1865-66 at the north-west corner of Dundas and Centre Streets. The Parish Hall is located behind the Church on Centre Street and was built in 1870.

      Glendella Cottage in the process of being restored in 2013.

      The Bronte Post Office in the process of being restored in 2013.

      The Bronte Post Office and Glendella in the process of being restored, 2013.

      A view of overlooking Bronte outer harbour.

      Looking at Bronte Harbour and Oakville Harbours Marina

      View of the Bronte Commercial Fishermen's Memorial