Oshawa Street Scenes

    A JN-4, attempting a forced landing on Oshawa's main street on 22 April 1918, became entangled with telephone wires and pinned near the top of a store front where it remained suspended for several ho

    A JN-4, attempting a forced landing on Oshawa's main street on 22 April 1918, became entangled with telephone wires and pinned near the top of a store front where it remained suspended for several ho

    A JN-4, attempting a forced landing on Oshawa's main street on 22 April 1918, became entangled with telephone wires and pinned near the top of a store front where it remained suspended for several ho

    A JN-4, attempting a forced landing on Oshawa's main street on 22 April 1918, became entangled with telephone wires and pinned near the top of a store front where it remained suspended for several ho

    This church was located on the south east corner of King Street West and Charles Street. The cornerstone was laid on August 5th, 1912, and the church dedicated on April 6th, 1913. It was destroyed by

    This church was located on the south east corner of King Street West and Charles Street. The cornerstone was laid on August 5th, 1912, and the church dedicated on April 6th, 1913. It was destroyed by

    The intersection of King and Celina

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    Intersection at Bond and Church

    The east side of the street

    An apartment building

    The intersection at Bond and Ontario

    "Teen Wolf" starring Michael J. Fox is showing at the Odeon. It was released on 23 August 1985

    In addition to the Regent Theatre are visible the Plaza Barber Shop, Metcalf Realty, Young Moderns Ltd., Beneficial Finance Company and Guaranty Trust, and A & T Beauty Supply.

    The intersection of King and Park

    Tree-lined King Street East, looking to the west toward the Mary Street. Three houses are visible on the north side, the one on the far left is 114 King Street East, the former residence of J. W. Fow

    View of King Street looking east form Simcoe Street. Streetcar tracks are visible and Standard Bank of Canada is on the left.

    A man with a horse and buggy at the intersection at Simcoe and Athol Streets in Oshawa, looking north towards King Street.

    In May 1963, the Canadian National train tracks running down the middle of King Street were removed. This image shows the north side of King Street West. Businesses visible are Pattenick's Annex, Col