Cairncross Photograph Collection

    The map shows the location of the C.N.R. Station on York Street. There is a handwritten inscription, in pencil, on the back of the photograph. The photographer's stamp is on the back. PG E239

    The inscription on the reverse of the photograph is handwritten in pencil. The map location shows the location for the C.N.R. station in 1939. PG E240

    Inscription on the reverse side of the photograph is handwritten in black ink. The map shows the location of the Ontario Legislature in Toronto, Ontario. PG E321

    This appears to be a photograph taken during the flood of 1937 in, or near, London Ontario. The photographer's stamp appears on the back as well as a handwritten inscription. PG F183

    Cairncross and Lawrence drug store was opened for business by James Arthur Cairncross and Lindsay Tyler Lawrence, at 256 Dundas Street in 1886. This store was located on the north side of Dundas, a f

    Cairncross and Lawrence drug store was opened for business by James Arthur Cairncross and Lindsay Tyler Lawrence, at 256 Dundas Street in 1886. This store was located on the north side of Dundas, a f

    Black and white print showing the streetscape on Dundas Street, looking west from Clarence. It provides a good view, in particular, of the buildings along the north side of the street. A lone man sta

    This team has been identified as a Wolseley Barracks hockey team in the late 1930's. The well known London athlete, Charles Ross "Sandy" Somerville is fifth from the left in the back row. Sandy Somer

    This is a photograph of Miss Dora Labatt's flight with pilot Walter Brookins, July 20, 1912. Both the London Free Press and London Advertiser newspapers ran front page stories about this flight in th

    The London Room Photograph index card gives the information that this is a photograph of the first mail plane to leave London. On August 24, 1928, the first official air mail plane arrived in London

    The player third from the left is thought to be Charlie Gehringer who later became the famous second baseman for the Detroit Tigers. PG B26

    The geographic location shown on the map for St. James Street is an approximate location. The exact spot where the photo was taken is not recorded. According to the Free Press of June 3, 1939: "the f