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      Black-and-white group photo of Oshawa General Hospital Nursing class of 1945.

      The King family resided at the property between 1886-1893.

      Dominion Life established in 1889 as the Dominion Life Assurance Company. The company was bought by Manulife in 1985.

      Col. John Ham Perry was born on May 5, 1892 at Whitby, the first son of John Ham Perry and Louisa Hay. He started working for the Dominion Bank in 1909 and was manager at Whitby from 1926 to 1939. In 1944 he moved to the head office in Toronto. …

      The Salvation Army Sunday School was located at 211 Brock Street South, Whitby.

      A black and white portrait photograph of Captain and Mrs. Ernest Ibbotson in front of the Whitby Salvation Army.

      Photographed on the lawn of the house on the former Johnson farm at the top of St Matthews Avenue, north of the CNR railway, on the Old Waterdown Road. George Gallagher puchased the 65-acre farm circa 1910 and rented the house to tenants including the DeLuca family, Robert Cutter Jr, …

      Keith and Paul Thornborrow cooling off in a galvanized tin tub on the lawn of their Grandma's house, showing the kitchen entrance at the back

      Jacob Johnson looking out of the Garage window

      A black and white photograph of an unidentified man standing on the north side of Dundas Street (Highway 2) east of Byron Street. The post office and Dominion Bank can be seen in the background.

      Harold W. Boys garage was located at 113 Dundas Street West (Highway 2) near Byron Street. Sign above gas pump reads: "Crown Ethyl". Sign on building to the right of Bill Underwood: "CROWN DOMINION H.W. BOYS GARAGE".

      Bryant’s garage was located at 200 Dundas Street West. The gas station was built in 1945 by brothers Donald and Everett Bryant. Later Everett Bryant opened up his own garage and gas station at 1003 Brock Street South.

      A black and white photograph of Brock Street looking north from Colborne Street. Cars can be seen along the streets. There are stores and shops on either side of the road. On the left side the sign for a HARDWARE store can be read.

      The Legion Hall was built in 1944-1945 on the east side of Byron Street between Dundas Street and Colborne Street. In 1949-1950 an addition was built on the north side of the hall.

      The Legion Hall was built in 1944-1945 on the east side of Byron Street between Dundas Street and Colborne Street. In 1949-1950 an addition was built on the north side of the hall.

      The Legion Hall was built in 1944-1945 on the east side of Byron Street between Dundas Street and Colborne Street. In 1949-1950 an addition was built on the north side of the hall.

      The Legion Hall was built in 1944-1945 on the east side of Byron Street between Dundas Street and Colborne Street. In 1949-1950 an addition was built on the north side of the hall. This photograph was published in the Daily Times Gazette, Oshawa.

      The Legion Hall was built in 1944-1945 on the east side of Byron Street between Dundas Street and Colborne Street. In 1949-1950 an addition was built on the north side of the hall.

      The Legion Hall was built in 1944-1945 on the east side of Byron Street between Dundas Street and Colborne Street. In 1949-1950 an addition was built on the north side of the hall.

      The cenotaph was erected in 1924 at the south west corner of Dundas Street and Green Street. Names and dates of soldiers who died during the Second World War were not added until 1948.