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      A BRIEF HISTORY OF "THE TEMPLE"/CAPITAL THEATRE 88-90 Dalhousie Street. - Opened December 22. 1919 and was billed as "Brantford’s Supreme Playhouse". - Dimensions of the Theatre. proper: 156 x 94 feet. - Original owners "Brant Amusement Ltd." a locally formed Corporation. - 1919 Matinee AdmissIon –25 cents, 50 cents …

      This photo was donated by Paula Whitlow.

      "About 90 people attended a service of seasonal Bible lessons and carols at the Mohawk on Saturday."

      "Ontario President, Carlos Canesco and governor of R.I. District 709, James Turner are present for the opening ceremony in regards of a walkway and observation deck overlooking the Grand River near the Mohawk Chapel at the Woodland Cultural Centre in Brantford. To commemorate the 200th anniversary of the first Mohawk …

      Queen Elizabeth II visits the Mohawk Chapel."

      "Queen Elizabeth II visits the Mohawk Chapel."

      "Queen Elizabeth visits the Mohawk Chapel."

      "Queen Elizabeth II visits the Mohawk Chapel."

      "Queen Elizabeth II visits the Mohawk Chapel."

      "Queen Elizabeth II visits the Mohawk Chapel."

      "Queen Elizabeth visits the Mohawk Chapel with Prince Philip and Wellington Staats."

      "Queen Elizabeth visits the Mohawk Chapel alongside Chief Wellington Staats."

      "Woodland Cultural Centre Invites You to Experience War Club & Wampum Belts: Hodinohso:ni Experiences of the War of 1812"

      This is a picture of Minnie "Luella" (Anderson) DeGrave and Dora (Jacobs) Longboat, both were students at the Mohawk Institute Residential School. The two people were not related. Luella was at the Mohawk Institute for six years.

      See Reverse for position. Girls AA-Hazel Gibson BB-Molly Johnson CC-Sarah Maracle DD-Eva Hill EE-Betty Groat B-Betty Hill C-Rita Henry F-Alma Bomberry G-Ruth Hill H-Ruby Hill I-Viola Hill 4-Minnie Luella Anderson 6-Florence John 7-Rosalee Burnham 13-Vernie Maise Powless Staff 1-Mr. Henderson (Greenhouse) 3-Mr. Howarth (Farm) 4-Miss Pedigrew (Kitchen) 5-Miss Turner (Kitchen …

      Four friends went to Brantford Colligate Institute. Names from L-R Allie Bomberry, Edith Anderson (Monture), Lucy Keye (Mrs.George Hill), Flossie Miller (married Herb Jamieson) Allie (Johnson?)Bomberry - later married Albert Anderson and then "Big Train" Hill, also had a son Chester Bomberry. Flossie Miller is Minnie Miller Anderson's older sister.

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      Photograph of Thomas Hill when he was a student at the Mohawk Institute.

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      Photograph of the front exterior of the Mohawk Institute residential school.