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    Simcoe Street looking south from the Four Corners

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

    St. George's Memorial Church was originally built on a parcel of land donated to the congregation by Mr. Warren in the 1840s. The little wooden church at the corner of King St. and Park Road held ser

    A section of Oshawa Creek north of Adelaide St.

    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

    Portrait of the Hon. William H. Gibbs (1823-1902); first mayor of the town of Oshawa.

    Men with guns forming a line in a wide open space, likely Prospect Park in Oshawa.

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    Oshawa City Hall; a "Birthday cake for 50 years" sits on top of the roof

    Bus Terminal at north east corner of King and Centre St. Bond towers and new parking garage are visible in background.

    Students of the school posing outside of the Buildings - Class Photo

    This image is part of a collection that was on display at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium.

    Postcard - Aerial view of hospital with Parkwood Estate in foreground

    Born at Terrebonne, Que., Nov. 1823. Died Nov. 1902. In 1879 he was the first Mayor of Oshawa. The Gibbs' family moved to (now) South Oshawa Oct. 1832.

    In 1889, the Church of England bought the residence T.N. Gibb ("Ellesmere Hall")and established a private girls' school. McGrigor, Gibbs, Centre and Simcoe South streets bordered the property. The co

    A poster with sketches of eight McLaughlin vehicles from over the years.

    General Motors Photographic Dept.

    Silo at Oshawa Harbour

    Along the River

    Woman on a horse, Oshawa