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      View of Athol Brae, looking North, 1913. The Central School Tower is visible in the background.

      View of Athol Brae, looking West.

      Love to Baby Dale From Gladys Easter/Tide/1914

      St. Marys Collegiate Institute Championship Hockey Team, 1915. top row (left to right): Coaches and Managers, L.W. "Curly" Wilson, Fred Wright(?), Willard Stevens middle row (l to r): Russell Rundle, ? Tovell, Ted Myers, ? Hutton, Len Fletcher bottom row: ? Hutton, ? Chamber

      Queen Street in 1912. This view shows various buildings (Windsor Hotel and Livery). At this time there is an Old Boys Reunion taking place on the street, with many cars lining the streets.

      St. Marys IOF Band, 1910 - before the formation of the once popular Maxwell Band and the St. Marys Cement Co. Kiltie Band Back Row: Arthur Riley, Bert Stricker, Clayton Allan, Dan Ross, unknown, Tom Crozier Middle Row: William Barrett (Band Master), George Thompson, Charles Allen, Alfred Schmidt, William Stevens, ...

      1913

      Photo showing a few men and a couple nurses (Nursing Sister Thomson and Nursing Sister Colliere) at a field hospital during World War I. This photo was taken while Bill Near was in this specific hospital in France in 1917. This photo was sent back with his personal belongings after ...

      Photo of Bill Near standing in front of a brick wall in uniform. This was taken Christmas, 1916 in France (see also 2153ph). Private William Near served with the 7th Battalion and was killed in action November 8, 1917 (Passchendale).

      Photo of Bill Near with three other soldiers at Christmas time in France in 1916. The same stone wall can be seen in 2159pc.

      Photo of the Near family taken in St. Marys in 1915. The photo shows (left to right): Back - Frank, Ada, Jack (before enlisting), Bill Front - Harold, Mr. & Mrs. John H. Near and Reg Copy of this photograph was sent overseas by friends to Bill Near - the ...

      Photo of Miss Gordon's 1914 class. They are standing at the side of the Central school building posed with some standing, some sitting on a bench and some sitting on the ground.

      Photo of the Sandercock family (name later changed to Sandercott) taken in 1916. They are identified as (left to right): Back - Myrtle, William and James Cecil Front - Wilfred (Tiny), Ann, Frank, Harry, Samuel and Jack. William, Samuel and James are all in uniform. William and James were both ...

      Your loving Brother Sidney

      Photo of a girder being replaced on the railway trestle that crosses Trout Creek (near the St. Marys train station). Men can be seen standing on either side, with large machinery seen slowly letting the girder down. The Presbyterian Church can be seen in the background. See also 0763ph, 2092ph ...

      REPLACEING GIRDERS ON G T R BRIDGE ST' MARYS' ONT.

      Photo showing the "home" of Patrick Nash and family. The family squatted in what was likely an old railway house that was once located between Kingsway and the railroad tracks near the Water Tower (on St. George Street South).

      View from the West Ward towards St. Marys. The downtown area can be seen with the Town Hall and the Water Tower both sticking out. The dam is also visible.

      View from the West Ward over the Flats (now called Milt Dunnell Field). The (now) Creamery restaurant building is visible as well as the Town Hall and Water Tower (though a bit blurry). Also seen in the background is a train going over the London railway bridge. Smoke can be ...

      "Two farmers hoeing"