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A photograph of Rev. James Dick, the first President of the Richmond Hill Library Association, Dec. 23rd 1852.A photograph of Rev. James Dick, the first President of the Richmond ...
A photograph of John Langstaff (1774-1863 or 1775-1865), who gave his name to the settlement of Langstaff or Langstaff Corners, and whose son, grandson, and great-grandson dispensed medicine in Richmond Hill from 1849 to 1973.A photograph of John Langstaff (1774-1863 or 1775-1865), who gave his name ...
A photograph of the Routledge family of Oak Ridges. Left to right: Marsh, John, Hettie, Peter Routledge, Emma (Mrs. Peter) Routledge, Mary Jane Routledge (Peter's sister), and C. Harper, the mail carrier. Seated on the grass are: Charlie, Watson, and Lucy.A photograph of the Routledge family of Oak Ridges. Left to right: ...
A photograph of employees of the Newton Tanning Company. Back row, left to right: unknown, N. Garness, Geo Sims, Sr., S. Kirkland, Bertram Newton, unknown, [?] Garbutt, unknown, George Hopper, and Tom Newton. Front row: Dave Mckenzie, unknown, J. Brydon, A. Hamilton, unknown, F. Dolen, unknown, Andrew Newton, C. Skeele, ...A photograph of employees of the Newton Tanning Company. Back row, left ...
A photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Brooke on the front porch of the Dollar Post Office.A photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Brooke on the front porch of ...
A photograph of Amos Wright, MPP, 1st Reeve of Markham Township.A photograph of Amos Wright, MPP, 1st Reeve of Markham Township.
A copy of a photograph of Parker Crosby, owner of a dry goods store destroyed in the disastrous fire of April 1866.A copy of a photograph of Parker Crosby, owner of a dry ...
A photograph of Frank Sims modelling a uniform worn by a volunteer with the Richmond Hill Fire Brigade.A photograph of Frank Sims modelling a uniform worn by a volunteer ...
Dr. Rolph Langstaff, with his housekeeper and her husband, on the front lawn of the Langstaff home, medical office, and village "hospital," circa 1895. The house was built in 1849, facing Yonge Street; in the twentieth century it was moved to the rear of the property, and today faces Hall ...Dr. Rolph Langstaff, with his housekeeper and her husband, on the front ...
A photograph of Susannah Maxwell, Richmond Hill's and Canada's oldest citizen at the time of her death.A photograph of Susannah Maxwell, Richmond Hill's and Canada's oldest citizen at ...
A photograph of the P.G. Savage family of Richmond Hill. Left to right are Palmer (son of Will), Mrs. Will (Palmer) Savage, Armand with his son Peter, Susan (Mrs. Armand) Savage, Albert, William, and Mrs. Albert Savage with her son Keith. Seated are P.G. (Peter Gould) Savage and his second ...A photograph of the P.G. Savage family of Richmond Hill. Left to ...
A photograph of Dr. Lillian Langstaff, guest speaker at the inaugural meeting of the Women's Institute in 1913 and member of the Horticultural Society's first Flower Show Committee.A photograph of Dr. Lillian Langstaff, guest speaker at the inaugural meeting ...
A photograph of the John H. Dunlop family in front of the house built by Amos Wright.A photograph of the John H. Dunlop family in front of the ...
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