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      The first Town (later City) Hall was built at the corner of Albert and Erb Streets in 1874. The main floor contained the municipal offices and the library, the basement housed the market stalls. The city offices moved in 1961 and the building was demolished in 1969. The 1874 date …

      Boyd was an artist, printmaker and art professor who studied at the New York Art Student League and the National Academy of Design. Boyd used several art mediums such as ink and metal, leading to the unique printmaking style for which Boyd is best known. He also produced art under …

      Michaud was born in the Georgian Bay area and began painting early in his childhood. Michaud was a self-taught artist, completing extensive restorative work to numerous paintings, notably a collection of paintings donated by R.S. McLaughlin to O’Neill Collegiate, and restoration work for St. Michael’s Cathedral in Oshawa. In his …

      21983 ASHGROVE: Descendants of the Reid family of Lot 15, Con. 9, gathered in Saskatchewan. They are Bruce Armstrong, Gordon Smith, Lee Fillion, Clifford Fillion, Philip McCrimmon, Murray McCrimmon, Scotty McCrimmon, Bonnie Armstrong, Collen Smith, Glen Armstrong, Tisha Armstrong, Bonnie Armstrong, Dawn McCrimmon, Kerry McCrimmon, Shirley Fillion, Marie Reid, Tanya …

      Pictured is the house located at Base Line Road and Victoria Street in Whitby.

      Pictured is a house located on Colborne Street behind the Central Branch of the Whitby Library.

      Pictured is a house located on Colborne Street in Whitby.

      Alfred Joseph (A.J.) Casson, born in Toronto in 1898, is best known for being the youngest member of the Group of Seven. After studying art in Hamilton and Toronto from 1913-1917, Casson was employed at a Toronto commercial art firm as an apprentice to Franklin Carmichael. Carmichael, an original member …