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    Black and white sketch of exterior of the old McLaughlin Buick factory, Oshawa.

    Four Carriage models

    The winter sleigh models: The Portland, the Landsdowne, The Gladstone, and the standard family sleigh.

    A sketch of the Oshawa Community Museum in Lakeview park

    A collage of sketches of early business in downtown Oshawa. Features Monroe's Hotel, Town Hall and Lock-up, Fire Hall, J.D. Hoits' Carriage Shop, Edward Skea's Checkered Store and J.B. Warren's Store

    Sketch of Moody Farewell's Tavern located in the village of Harmony, near Oshawa (see Pictorial Oshawa #1).

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    Running at Queens plate, Whitby; Just west of Lynde's Creek

    Four men, four women, and a child; in carriages, shaking hands as they pass each other.

    A depiction of an automobile flooded, and in a ditch, with two injured passengers. All while a comfortable McLaughlin Carriage co. coach drives by.

    Robert Hann’s generous gift of rent-free space in his Lake Vista Plaza at Cedar and Wentworth Streets gave south Oshawa a permanent library. The gift was made in memory of Robert’s father, Jess Hann.

    Artist: Bell

    Artist: Joan Stacey

    Robson Leather Co. was founded in 1865 by James Robson and William Lauchland. In 1895 the company was renamed James Robson and Sons. The Robson building was built in 1904.

    The top fringed, Surrey model coach, was a favorite model for family driving

    Detailed information photo about Robert McLaughlin building his first cutter

    A birds eye sketch of the carriage plant, circa 1915 in Oshawa

    Drawing of the Oshawa Wesleyan Church in the Canadian Illustrated News.

    Thomas Bouckley Collection

    This drawing appeared in Smith's Gazeteer of 1846 as the only illustration in Ontario's first published directory. The street is the north side of King St. running from the "Four Corners" to about Vi