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- A photograph of head table guests at 40th anniversary of Richmond Hill Women's Institute. Front row (left to right): Mrs. A. L. Phipps, Past President; Mrs. G. Francey, East York; Mrs. C. Agnew, West York; Mrs. H.H. McKay, President; Mrs. N. Glass; Mrs. R. Cooper. Back row (left to right): ...A photograph of head table guests at 40th anniversary of Richmond Hill ...
- A photograph of the Richmond Hill High School with the addition built in 1951.A photograph of the Richmond Hill High School with the addition built ...
- Explosion of the carbide gas machine at the Palmer house, Richmond HillExplosion of the carbide gas machine at the Palmer house, Richmond Hill
- A photograph of arena in Richmond Hill.A photograph of arena in Richmond Hill.
- Mrs. J. Pollard and Mrs. Douglas Shields, and three months old Linda Carole at the opening of the Child Health Clinic in Richmond Hill, on Monday 3rd, 1952, in the Lions Hall. The Clinic is sponsored by the North York County health Unit in conjunction with the Women's Institute, whose ...Mrs. J. Pollard and Mrs. Douglas Shields, and three months old Linda ...
- A history of Atkinson family of Richmond Hill written for The Tweedsmuir History by W. Donald T. Atkinson, Principal Glebe Collegiate, Ottawa.A history of Atkinson family of Richmond Hill written for The Tweedsmuir ...
- Biographical sketches of prominent residents of Richmond Hill derived from various sources and prepared for the Tweedsmuir History.Biographical sketches of prominent residents of Richmond Hill derived from various sources ...
- Board of Richmond Hill High School in 1951. Front row: W.J. Mason, Mrs. A.E. McAlister, Sec. M.J. Kinnee, Chairman, Mrs. G.G.L. Hill B.A., Rev. F.J. McGinn. Back row: H.F. Collard, R. Watson, H.P. Charles, J. Maw, G.R. Blake, W.R. Dean.Board of Richmond Hill High School in 1951. Front row: W.J. Mason, ...
- A photograph of the butcher shop (on the left) operated by J.P. Glass on Yonge Street.A photograph of the butcher shop (on the left) operated by J.P. ...
- This document, dated at Quebec City, July 1, 1852, authorizing the appointment of James Newton, a resident of the district, as Quarter Master in the 6th Battalion of York Militia, bears the sign of the Earl Elgin and Kinkardine, Governor General of British North America at the time. Lord Elgin ...This document, dated at Quebec City, July 1, 1852, authorizing the appointment ...
- A photograph of the Choir at the dedication of the new organ in the Presbyterian Church in 1914.A photograph of the Choir at the dedication of the new organ ...
- A photograph of dances from the Garden City and Sealand Women's Institute at dance festival in Wales.A photograph of dances from the Garden City and Sealand Women's Institute ...
- A paper on historical research presented at a meeting of the Richmond Hill Women's Institute October 12, 1950 by Mrs. L. W. Zuefelt.A paper on historical research presented at a meeting of the Richmond ...
- A list of mills built in Richmond Hill and Markham area in the late eighteenth - early nineteenth century with the description of their functions, locations, and ownership.A list of mills built in Richmond Hill and Markham area in ...
- Elgin Mills General Store bill signed by Jos. Newton and sent to James Smith. Included list of items sold with indication of their quantity and price.Elgin Mills General Store bill signed by Jos. Newton and sent to ...
- 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 ...
- Excerpts from municipal statements concerning residents and property in Richmond Hill in 1877.Excerpts from municipal statements concerning residents and property in Richmond Hill in ...
- A drawing of the first school in Richmond Hill established in an abandoned building in 1810.A drawing of the first school in Richmond Hill established in an ...
- A photograph of a helicopter that delivered 3,000 letters during Stamp Day celebration in Richmond Hill.A photograph of a helicopter that delivered 3,000 letters during Stamp Day ...
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