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      Norman D. Gallagher (1889 - 1911) was Annie Louise Gallagher's youngest brother.

      Condition: Copy is very good. This photo was featured in the St. Marys supplement of The Toronto Mail (July 16, 1892)

      Condition: Very good copy.

      Also P3487

      Photo of the Fort William CPR yard looking south-west from a point near Simpson Street in 1892. In the background, you can see grain elevators A, B, and C.

      Notes make a point of mentioning `the castle` on the horizon. This refers to the large home atop "Castle rock" at the far end of the street on the right hand side.

      Black and white photograph of the Art Buchanan's store on the Main Street of Dunchurch. There is a sidewalk between the shop and the dirt road. The building is wooden and has two stories. Behind the store is a grassy hill. On the lower right corner is a broken picket …

      (Condition: Good.)

      A photograph of a trimming room at General Motors.

      The Brooklin Hotel was located at 56 Baldwin Street. It was built about 1882-3 on the north-west corner of Baldwin and Campbell Streets. It closed in the late 1960s and in 1970 became the Brooklin Legion Hall. At the time this picture was taken the proprietor was Thomas Chinn. The …

      The Ashburn School was located at 780 Myrtle Road West. It was built about 1861 on the north side of the 9th Concession of Whitby Township west of Ashburn Road. It was built by a stone mason named Pearson. Since 1967 this building has been used as a community centre.

      Black-and-white portrait of H. E. Morphy's children, Miriam Maria, John Aubrey, and Emily-Irene.

      According to the Masonic Lodge records the names were printed under the portraits in 1927.

      John Dryden was born on June 5, 1840 on Maple Shade Farm (a successful 200-acre property near the village of Winchester (Brooklin) at the north east corner of Thickson Road and the 7th Concession, Whitby Township, Upper Canada. He was the son of James Dryden and Elizabeth Marsh. He married …

      Thomas Huston was born at Ballymena, Antrim County, Ireland, UK in 1825 and came to Whitby in 1854. From 1854-1856 he was a clerk for James Roe and Company, grain merchangts at Port Whitby and from 1856-1859 he was a clerk and paymaster for Hugh McBrien who supplied wood to …

      Joseph White was born in Toronto on March 16, 1844 and came to Whitby in 1852. Until 1896 he was employed at the Ontario County Registry Office. In 1896, he became Whitby's Town Clerk-Treasurer, a position he held until he died at Oshawa on May 24, 1921. He is buried …

      John Hamer Greenwood was born at Llambister, Radnorshire, Wales on January 20, 1829 and came to Whitby in 1850 to join his uncle John Hamer. He carried bricks at the construction of the courthouse at Whitby in 1853 and studied to be a lawyer. In the 1870s he was proprietor …

      George Young Smith was born in Nova Scotia on July 26, 1833 and came to Whitby in 1849. He started in life as a teacher and taught in a number of Whitby's Public Schools. He graduated in law from the University of Toronto in 1864 and was a partner for …

      Major Harper was born in Whitby on November 1, 1835. Throughout his life he worked as a carpenter and builder of woodworking machinery. In 1853 Mr. Harper and Stephen Gross established the Whitby Planing Mill and Sash Factory at the south west corner of Brock Street and Mary Street. Mr. …

      James Campbell was born at Forres, Scotland on October 4, 1838. He came to Whitby in the late 1850s. From about 1860-1895 he and his brother Robert Campbell operated a dry goods store in Whitby called R&J Campbell. He was a member of the Whitby Town Council from 1863-1864, 1867, …