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      Condition: Copy is very good.

      A photograph of the Oshawa Gas Co. and the American Hotel. The Oshawa Gas Company delivered gas stoves.

      Paper is very good. Blueprints look as though they were worn and slightly damaged (this is a copy - done in black and white).

      Paper is very good. Blueprints look as though they were worn and slightly damaged (this is a copy - done in black and white).

      Norman, the 4th son of George T. and Annie Gallagher, born 1906.

      Condition: Poor. Image has been stained and scratched but looks good. Matte is ripped and in extremely poor condition. Handle carefully.

      Photograph is mounted on a mat.

      This grand looking building with curved verandas and turrets was once on the corner of Dawson Street and Algoma Street, where the Dawson Apartments are today. On the day of the grand opening, the 96th band was on one of the balconies, playing a lengthy musical program, while children purchased …

      Inscription on the photo reads: 'Chambers, & Mc. Mc., 60 ft. high, 80,000 yds.' A boom is removing a boulder from the work site.

      View of the SS Picket, an excursion boat, at Amethyst Harbour, July 18, 1909. There is a full compliment of passengers lining the deck.

      It seems likely that James Harrison built this house, using materials from Nicholson’s lumber yard, as in all the many houses he built in this area during the next five or six years. The cedar roof shingles, the clapboard siding on the porch, the wood frming and windows, and even …

      A photo of the steamer "Argyle" at the Oshawa Pier

      The Oshawa Town Hall on fire, after being struck by lightning on July 16th, 1909.

      This photograph shows a church picnic in Burt's Grove, a mile north of Paris. At one time, a trolley line ran through this area. The area was popular for church picnics. Members of the Crouse family are likely in this image. Ted Wallace has provided information on the location of …

      A 1909 copy of an 1804 original plan of the lighthouse that was erected on Mississauga Point, signed by Gustavus Nicolls and copied by J. Simpson. The lighthouse, the first on the Great Lakes, was dismantled in 1814 in order to build Fort Mississauga. Some of the stone from the …

      The sign in the window behind the men advertises a Chrismas Entertainment at the Baptist Church.

      A photograph of the cornerstone laying at the YMCA on the east side of Simcoe St. below Athol St. The 1968 site of the south half of the post office. The man talking to the public was Lt. Gov. J.M. Gibson.

      Victoria Ave (Reg. Rd 24) is at the bottom of the image. Reg. Rd 81 runs across the image. The Imperial Bank of Canada was built on this corner lot in 1910.

      This house was about 3 buildings east of the intersection of Reg. Rd 81 (Grimsby Queenston Stone Road) and Reg. Rd 24 (Victoria Ave.) on the south side of Reg. Rd 81. The house has a bay window on the west side.

      Present are (left to right): front row, Lewis Ardiel, Norman Hawthorne, Francis Hawthorne, Marguerite Hawthorne; Second Row, Annie Towle, Bill Hawthorne, Curtis Church, Gordon Ardiel, Chesney Quirt; Third row, Ida Towle, Bill Towle, Thomas Quirt, Elizabeth Ardiel, Susan Quirt, Bernie Hawthorne, Bessie Quirt, Ethel quirt; Back row, Susan Towle, Hezekiah …