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    A photograph of the rear of the Dominion House Hotel.

    A photograph of the Headford Mill, from the Bruce Vander Bent collection.

    A photograph of the Edmund Seager home on Centre Street, Thornhill, Ont.

    A photograph of the house built by Edmund Seager for his hired man.

    A photograph of a truck that belonged to Cruikshank's first trucking business in Richmond Hill.

    A photograph of the Savage house on Bathurst St. (Lot 25, conc. 2 (rear) Vaughan) The house was renovated by J.L. Innes around 1900 and the photo was taken sometime after that. The house was owned by John Savage and then by Archie Savage.

    A photograph of Tom Shepard's farm on the north half of lot 49 on the west side of Yonge St. It was located just north of the present-day Richmond Heights Plaza.

    Yonge Street, looking North, Richmond Hill, Ont., Canada

    English Church Richmond Hill

    Mr. Geo Sims repairing the pinnacle on the Presbyterian Church Richmond Hill

    A photograph of the view on Yonge Street from just south of Dunlop Street.

    A photograph of the Richmond Hill Methodist Church.

    A photograph of the house of John Savage (Lot 25, conc. 2, rear, Vaughan) after the renovation by J.L. Innes around 1900. Later, the house was owned by Archie Savage (wife Hattie Judge).

    A photograph of the Richmond Hill High School built in 1897 at the corner of Yonge and Wright Streets.

    A photograph of the Bond Lake Power Station.

    A photograph of the Employees at the Bond Lake Power Station.

    A photograph of the fly-wheels, which were 18 feet in diameter, at the Bond Lake Power Station.

    A photograph of the Richmond Hill Spring Fair at Exhibition Park.

    A photograph of Dr. Rolph Langstaff's favorite horse Birdie.

    A photograph of the Innes Mill circa 1900. The sawmill was originally built by John Langstaff c. 1847 on the south side of the Mill Pond. It was sold to Leslie Innes in 1889, burnt in a fire in 1894 and then rebuilt.