Résultats

      A crane with a wrecking ball idles next to St. Lawrence Parish, Deux Rivières.

      Loretta Boissonneault, Reeve, hands Mrs. Elmer Donnelly a gift for her years of dedication and hard work for the United Townships of Head, Clara and Maria.

      This home was located at 721 Dundas Street West. This brick house dating from the 1850s, was located on the south east corner of Dundas Street and Annes Street. It was demolished in 1972, to make way for the widening of Dundas Street.

      This house was located at the south east corner of Dundas and Frances Streets (at 509 Dundas Street West). It was the residence of John M. Lowes, a Whitby dry goods merchant. It was built about 1871 and was demolished in 1972 to make way for a gas station.

      Black and white print showing the St. John Ambulance float for the Santa Claus Parade. The flatbed is being pulled by two horses.

      The Peter Perry Award is awarded annually to Whitby's outstanding citizen.

      Colour photographic print showing Brooklin Redmen lacrosse team, 1969 Mann Cup Champions. Back row: Frank Simpson, Don Vipond, Norm Marshall, Fred Phillips, Bob Heron, Kevin Chisholm, Jerry Gray, Luther Vipond, Andrew Stuart, Art Morton. Centre row: Bob Vesey, Doug Sills, Paul Tran, Jack Chisholm, Jim Henderson, Ken Green, Neil Armstrong, …

      This building was constructed in 1878 as Wolfenden's Marble Works for making tomb stones. Circa 1900 to 1946 it was the Ontario 34th Regimental Armoury. From 1946 to 1962 if was the office of Whitby Motors Limited, and afterwards was H. Dick Pontiac-Buick. In 1969 is was a used furniture …

      This double house was originally frame, covered with stucco. In the 1980s it was converted into a lawyer's office and aluminum siding put on the walls. Also, the double entrance was changed to one entrance. After 2000, it was a doctor's office.

      Front view of 500-502 Dundas Street West.

      This building was constructed in 1878 as Wolfenden's Marble Works for making tomb stones. Circa 1900 to 1946 it was the Ontario 34th Regimental Armoury. From 1946 to 1962 if was the office of Whitby Motors Limited, and afterwards was H. Dick Pontiac-Buick. In 1969 is was a used furniture …

      Matthias Mackey (1765-1856) was born in New Jersey and was on of Whitby's earliest settlers. He settled on 100 acres of lot 32, Concession 2, Whitby Township, between 1810 and 1817. His home was built very close to Highway 2 (Dundas Street) as it appears in this picture. When Highway …

      Leonard Cullen was a gardener, entrepreneur, and the founder of Whitby’s biggest tourist attraction, Cullen Gardens and Miniature Village. He was born on February 5, 1925. In 1947, Cullen purchased John A. Weall Landscaping Company for $3000 and opened five Weall and Cullen Nurseries in the GTA. The growth of …

 The Oshawa Times, Oshawa Times, March 1969     Bathurst Containers, which makes cardboard boxes, was built on Water Street in 1955/56 and opened in April 1956.

      This view is of the front of the house from Dundas Street. It was the residence of Joseph Baird Mitchell.

      This house stood at the west end of Watson Street and was the residence of Blake McCoy. It was demolished in 1978.

      This house was demolished in 1976.

      This house was demolished in 1976.

      This house was demolished in 1974.

      Back row: Warren Watson, John Visser, Fred Hatch, William Debosky, Don Moore, B. Correll, Don Puckrin, Charlie Burns, Clayton Mark, Ronald Hawkins, William Clarke, Robert Huitema Front row: Bud Dilling, Bud Heard, John Heard, Kenneth Corner, Harold Bonnetta, Warren Mowat, Jim Corner, William Martin, Glenn Stephens, G. White, W. Rowell …