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    This is a photograph of James Howard Douglas at the age of two. The original photograph was provided by Karen Richardson during a Scan & Share Day event held at the Onondaga Hall on January 14, 2012.

    This photograph depicts members of the original Onondaga Township Volunteer Fire Department. The picture was taken in 1960. Front Row (left to right): Reeford Comer, Gien Dougherty, Ron Chartton, How

    This photograph depicts retired members of the original Onondaga Township Volunteer Fire Department celebrating their fiftieth anniversary. The celebration was held at the farm of Jim and Eleanor Smi

    This photograph depicts Charlotte and Thomas Featherston with their three sons, (left to right): Reginald Wm. Garland, Harris Edward, and Otto. Another son Walter passed away at age of 15 months. The

    This is a school portrait of Eldene Oros (nee Dixon) taken on Mother's Day, May 10, 1953. The original document was provided by Eldene Oros during a Scan & Share Day event held at the Onondaga Hall o

    This photograph depicts Bobby Whittaker on his bicycle in front of Middleport's General Store which was owned and operated by Howard and Marie Corner. The original document was provided by Eldene Oro

    This photograph depicts Howard and Harvey Featherston, children of Harris and Mary Jane Featherston. Mary Jane came from her home in Mitchell to teach at S. S. No. 6 Onondaga School. The original pho

    This is a photograph of James Stanley Douglas at the age of one. He was the son of James and Isabella Douglas. James Stanley took over the running of Willowbank Farm after the death of his father in

    This is a photograph of Mabel (left) and Jesse Hamilton in front of the original house at 193 County Road 18 in Onondaga. The original photo was provided by Tom and Mary Lu Featherston during a Scan

    This photograph depicts the St. George Area Fire Hall built in 1961. The original photo was provided by Paul McConkey during a Digital Preservation Day event in St. George in May 2011.

    This item is a photograph of Leslie, Brock, George, and Jack Miller, who were all sons of Franklin Miller. This photo was taken circa 1929.

    This item is a photograph of Frances Miller, who was the daughter of Franklin Miller. This photo was taken circa 1932.

    This item is a photograph of Hilda Miller, who was the daughter of Franklin Miller. This photo was taken circa 1944.

    This item is a photograph featuring five of Franklin Miller's children: George, Hilda, Brock, Jack, and Mary. This photo was taken in 1976.

    This item is a photograph of Joseph Boyd's house, which was located west of Harley on Harley Road. The people in the photo are presumably Joseph, his wife Elizabeth, and their son. The photo is mount

    This item is a photograph of Anne Stevenson Watson at her home.

    Photograph of the Harley Ladies Aid group at the United Church. Pictured are (Back Row) Mrs. Francis T. Cox, Mrs. M.J. Metcalf, Mrs. W. Ryder. (Middle Row) Mrs. W. O'Reilly, Mrs. Robt. Shellington Sr

    Photograph of Harley Ladies Aid Group. Pictured are (Back Row) Miss Sarah Cox, Mrs. Richard Hartley, Mrs. Wm. Bonney, Mrs. Ern. Swift, Mrs. Niles Rathbun, Mrs. H.E. (Bert) Cox. (Middle Row) Mrs. Geor

    Photograph mounted on a cardboard frame of members of the 1916 Burford Women's Missionary Society, taken at the Parsonage on Maple Ave. S. Pictured are (Back Row) Mrs. Lester Harley, Mrs. C.N. [Woodi

    Photograph mounted on cardboard of young people from New Durham on a trip to Burlington. The date this photo was taken is unknown.