Résultats

      Class of 1929 -- Marion E. Brown, Helen Derby, Monica Thomas, Neva Rainey, Miss McWilliams, Gladys L. Eaton, Ethel W. Derry, Eva Hobbs, Mae I. Burnett.

      This building was originally constructed to serve as the Red Cross building for the Rotary Club of Oshawa, it was later taken over by the city and is now part of the Jubilee Pavillion Banquet Facility.

      R.S. McLaughlin and some men sitting in and standing around a model F car

      Car decorated for parade. Sign reads, Gutta Percha Gum Cushioned Tires

      Hogg and Lytle elevator visible in the background at 54 Church (Centre) Street.

      Car decorated for parade. Sign reads, Starters and Generators Repaired / Generator & Starter co. / 15 Church Street - Phone 1438

      Car decorated for parade located on MacMillan Drive and Richmond Street. Sign reads, Rodgers and Majestic Radios

      Sign on car reads "Hotpoint Ranges and Appliances"

      Line of cars decorated for parade on MacMillan Drive, west side, south of Richmond Street.

      Mr. Chapman seated on left.

      Mr. Chapman seated on left

      Group of men standing outside a building, possibly Roger's Batteryless Radio Sales and Service at 17 Church (Centre) Street.

      Rogers Batteryless Radio Sales and Service was located at 17 Church (Centre) Street, east side, north of King Street West.

      Car decorated for parade. Sign reads, Rogers Majestic Radios, Hotpoint Ranges and Copeland Electric Refrigeration.

      Copeland parade car advertisement located on west MacMillan Drive, just north of Richmond Street.

      The Oshawa Library moved operations from this location in 1954 when the new McLaughlin Library was built at 65 Bagot Stret and and this building was demolished.

      Scale on map listed as 1" to 1200'