Résultats

      Black and white photographs of Cliff Carleton's service station. The station is raised and has a porch and a staircase going up to the building. On the left side of the part of a gas pump can be seen. On the right is a car driving behind the building. On …

      (Condition: Fair.)

      (Condition: Fair.)

      Front row: Nelson Ingram, Harvey Lewis Sr., Harold McCreight. Second Row: Alan MacDougal, Toppy King, (unknown), Herman Driver. Third Row: Fred Giguere, Red Stone, (unknown), Dick Hamilton, Charlie Brown, (unknown) Fourth Row: (Percy King?), Sam Gordon, Mr. Corbiere, Roland Fletcher?, Allen Brown, Jim Chillman, Oss Patterson, Cap. Bird?

      First Row L to R: Starting in about two inches; Jacqueline McIntomy, Glenna Manary, Eleanor Mills, Beverly Watton, Joyce Bird, Doris Menard, Mararet Grisdale?, Marie Grisdale, Eileen Richards. Second Row: Geraldine Vince, Marguerite Fournier, Marion Shaw, Joy Thomson, Eileen Driver, Betty Morrison, Frances Preston, Dolly Hamilton, Laurna King, Marie Egan, …

      A black and white photograph of the McFadden lumber camp during the winter months. Four camp buildings can be seen on the right side of the photograph and two additional buildings can be seen on the left. A lone man is pictured walking on a path in-between the buildings.

      Alex Brown is a local Whitby area veteran. He is a member of the Royal Canadian Legion.

      Alex Brown is a local Whitby area veteran. He is a member of the Royal Canadian Legion.

      A black and white group photograph of a parade of soldiers led by drummers, marching south on Brock Street at Mary Street.

      A black and white group photograph of a parade of soldiers on Brock Street at Mary Street. In the background is the Samuel Trees Company Blanket Factory.

      A black and white group photograph of a parade of soldiers. The soldiers are marching past a camouflaged car with the number "23" on it's window. The exact location is uncertain though it may be near Brock Street and Mary Street.

      John Ross Anderson was born at Cannington, Ontario on June 23, 1913. He moved to Whitby in 1934 when his father, John Alexander Anderson, was appointed Deputy Sheriff of Ontario County. In 1938 he went to England and joined the Royal Air Force receiving his commission as a Pilot Officer …

      A black and white photograph of a group of Brownies at the cenotaph on Remembrance Day.

      This is an image of nurses and soldiers escorting small girls out of a building during World War II. The small girls are all in light-coloured coats, hats, and shoes with socks.

      This is an image of a Military Parade. There are five soldiers riding down the street on motorcycles while other soldiers stand along the sides of the street, in front of crowds of people that line the store-fronts. A few store signs can be read, including "Radios," "Tires," "Tire System."

      This is a photo of a car and motorcycle driving down a street during wartime. Along the edge of the street, soldiers can be see lined-up with a crowd of people behind them.

      This is an image of Annie Chesterfield sitting down outside with her grandsons Allen and Bruce Rutter, with their father, Mr. Rutter, kneeling beside them. Mr. Rutter's wife, Mary Agnes, was the oldest daughter of James Allen Chesterfield and Annie Wilson. The Chesterfield family lived at 36 Ontario St. N., …

      This is an image of Allen and Bruce Rutter, as infants, sitting in a car, looking and leaning out the window. Allen and Bruce are the sons of Mary Agnes Chesterfield and Mr. Rutter. Mary was the oldest daughter of James Allen Chesterfield and Annie Wilson. The Chesterfield family lived …

      This is a photo of a car and motorcycle driving down a street during wartime. Along the edge of the street, soldiers can be see lined-up with a crowd of people behind them.

      Black and white photo of people walking outside on a winter day - Feb. 16, 1939.