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    Dunlop's greenhouses Richmond Hill, Ont.

    Aerial view of Richmond Hill's greenhouses in the 1930s, looking west from the Canadian National Railway tracks towards Yonge Street. The H.J. Mills greenhouses are top centre, the J.H. Dunlop greenhouses lower left, and the Bedford Park greenhouses to the right.

    A photograph of the home guards' first church parade.

    A photograph of a snowshoe party in Richmond Hill on Vaughan Sideroad (today's Major Mackenzie Drive) west of Yonge Street.

    A view on Yonge Street from the roof of the Methodist Church, circa 1911-15.

    A view south on Yonge Street from the roof of the Methodist Church, circa 1911-15.

    A view east along Centre Street East from the roof of the Methodist Church, circa 1911-15.

    A photograph of the unveiling of war memorial at the celebration of the 50th anniversary of Richmond Hill and Grand Reunion of the Old Boys and Girls held on August 5-7, 1923.

    A photograph of the entrance to Exhibition Park at intersection of Lorne and Yonge Street, Field Day, Richmond Hill, Ont.

    A photograph of the 1923 Reunion Field Day Parade entering the park off Yonge Street.

    A photograph of the first prize decorated car during the 1923 Field Day in Richmond Hill, Ont. Fair ticket office on the background.

    A photograph of the Richmond Hill water tower.

    A photograph of the young Alex Caron displaying his day's catch of fish from the Mill Pond.

    A photograph of students on front steps of the Richmond Hill Public School. Teacher is Mary Lillian McConaghy.

    A photograph of the Richmond Hill High School on Wright Street.

    A photograph of the cast for a production of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" at Richmond Hill High School.

    Front side: The Carbon Studio T.J. Leatherdale 350 Yonge St. Toronto Reverse side: Ellen (Nellie) Elisabeth Page - Stuart`s sister c. 1913

    A postcard with the image of employees in front of the Innes Mill at the west end of Richmond Hill, south of the Mill Pond.

    A photograph of employees of the Innes Mills.

    A photograph of the F.E. Sims General Store on the east side of Yonge Street, north of the radial railway station.