Oshawa Street Scenes

    King street, looking east from Church street

    St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Orthodox parish was founded in Oshawa 1935, and this Byzantine style church was consecrated on July 9th, 1950.

    The parish itself was established circa 1912 shortly after immigrants from Galicia and Bukovinia first settled in the area. For the next 40 years, the first church, known as the Church of the Epiphan

    Overhead pass at Mary street at GM North Plant in Oshawa

    An old brick home at 809 Simcoe Street South; Corner of Simcoe St. S. and Conant St. 813 Simcoe Street South - Jimmy's Service Station and Crown Taxi. July 1974.

    taken during the construction of the McLaughlin Library addition.

    excellent view of the local businesses, including the Genosha Hotel.

    McDonald's is visible in the background.

    south side of William Street looking west at the GM North Plant.

    Looking west on Richmond St. From Mary St. at the GM North Plant

    East on Richmond St. toward Mary St. at the GM North Plant

    Richmond St. looking east toward Mary St at the GM North Plant

    Corner of Richmond and Mary street at the GM North Plant

    Overhead passes at the GM north plant- Over Mary St. Looking south

    Looking North on Mary St. at part of the GM North Plant, Oshawa

    An Overhead Pass at Mary street at GM north plant. Mary Street is closed to traffic.

    Moffat resided in Toronto before his retirement in 1968. During his career, he spent 36 years with the hobby of pictorial photography, and his photographs are displayed in Canada, the United States,

    Black and white photo of the exterior of Newton Johns' home at the north east corner of Brock & Mary streets.

    Black and white photo of the storefront at 12 King Street West (on North side).

    Photo depicts the concrete pavemnet before it was replaced with asphalt in 1924.