Résultats

      Albumen photograph of two women in an oval frame.

      Banquet held in the Y.M.C.A. gymnasium on April 28, 1936 to mark 300th anniversary of the death of Samuel de Champlain. Speakers: the Hon. Dr. Bruce, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, the Hon. Mr. Justice Fabre, Surveyer, representing Quebec, Dr. H.J. Cody, President of the University of Toronto, Captain Rene du …

      The plaque in St. James Church, Orillia, unveiled by Joseph Yellowhead of Rama, grandnephew of Chief William Yellowhead.

      Orillia Y.M.C.A. on the occasion of the retirement of Skid Watson as executive secretary. L to R Morgan Payne, Leslie Frost, Gordon A.(Skid) Watson, Bill cattley.

      H.M.C.S. Orillia was a Canadian Corvette of the Flower class. Built by Collingwood Shipyards Ltd. Decommissioned on July 2nd, 1945.

      Copy of photograph

      Other views of sculpture available at the Orillia Public Library.

      H.M.C.S. Oakville

      Gift of E. Swinton. Dancers in picture identified as - Agnes James, Anna Lacey, Maude Leith, Natalie Hoare, Wilma Hill, Mary Hill, Jesse Caron, Iva McRae, Leila Mitchell, Norma Hurl, Mrs. Jebb, Kay Pomeroy, Mr. & Mrs. Wick, Nick Venehook, Eileen McGarvey, Olive Leigh

      Gift of E. Swinton

      Persons identified, At counter with soldiers, Edna Swinton, Seated is Caroline Pack. Service man seated with cwac facing camera is Max Oliver. To his right is Stan White. (both Orillia boys)

      Persons identified, Peggy Cuppage at left holding bat

      Original Hatley Butcher Shop with dwelling above. Now 149 Mississaga St.

      Reproduction from framed photograph lent by Ross McRae. Longford Mills

      Bill Hester has written a book on the Steamboat "Enterprise" in which he states that the skeleton of the Enterprise lies just out from Sibbald Point, off Georgian Island, thirteen miles down on a mud bottom.

      One of the first members of the North-West Mounted Police. Called "Lion of the Yukon" by Henry Woodside of the Yukon Sun during the Yukon Gold Rush.

      Entered the Navy in March 1798. In 1832 came to Canada as land grants were offered to British officers, soldiers and sailors. Settled in Medonte. Father of Sir Samuel Benfield Steele of North-West Mounted Police.

      Memorial later moved to Steele homestead at Fairvalley in Medonte Township June 1974.

      Monument later moved to the Steele homestead at Fairvalley in Medonte Township, June 1974.

      Monument was moved to the Steele homestead at Fairvalley in Medonte Township in June 1974.