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    This is a photograph of Mary Ethel Hodge, daughter of John Wesley Hodge and Margaret F.G. (Anderson) Hodge. Mary appears to be caught off guard by the camera walking by in her wedding dress holding the bouquet. According to the wedding invitation, Mary was wedded to James Earl Stephen on ...

    The Doupe family standing in front of their home in Kirkton, Ontario. The people have been identified as Mr. Doupe, Emma, and Velma.

    This image is of the McKay Mill and Bridge located in Kirkton, not far from St. Marys. The mill was the site of several fires throughout its time but was a local landmark.

    This post card is the second in a set of three showing the McKay Mill and Bridge located in Kirkton not far from St. Marys.

    River View - Kirkton, Ont.

    Photo of Gladwyn Hooper of M.E. Hooper & Sons with "Boy", a prizewinner at the Kirkton Fair in October of 1940. This photo was in the October 3, 1940 edition of the St. Marys Journal Argus (page 4) as well as 1850ph_b (St. Marys Boys Calf Club entrants). The photos ...

    Photo of a group of boys and their calves at the Kirkton Fair in October of 1940. They are identified as being entrants from the St. Marys Boys Calf Club. From left to right: Carman Bragg (4th place), Gordon Nethercott (3rd place), Frank Robinson (2nd place), Bill Nethercott (1st place). ...

    Photo of a stone Presbyterian Church taken in 1863 in Kirkton, Ontario. The church looks as if it is made out of multi-coloured field stone with Gothic style windows and doorway.

    Photo of the senior class of Kirkton Public school. There are 3 girls and 2 boys standing in the backrow, 6 boys and 1 girl in the middle row and 4 girls and 1 boy in the front row. They are all looking towards the area of the camera in ...

    Mr. Walker, teacher

    Photo of an audience at the Kirkton Garden Party. Some have been identified - Front Row (left to right) Beth Williams, Derek Switzer, Michael Fletcher, *unknown*, *unknown*, Sonya Fletcher

    Photo of Leon Paul, an entertainer from Kirkton. In this photo he is pointing a finger and seeming to be mid-laugh. The background has been cut out of this photo leaving only the subject.

    Cornish home located on the east side of Queen Street in Kirkton, Ontario. John and Eliza Cornish are standing in front of their home. Carter and Isaac were a husband/wife photography team who started photographing around St. Marys in 1903. They especially specialized in photos of rural homes with people ...

    Mr. and Mrs. William Hazlewood and their family of ten adult children. The Hazlewoods were early settlers to the Kirkton area. See comment for more specific identification and genealogical information.

    Photo of six girls posed together wearing sashes and holding onto flowers. One girl has a bigger bouquet of flowers and is wearing a tiara. They are identified as (left to right) Back: Debbie McPhail, Jane Simpson, Susan Spence, Shelley Fletcher Front: Unknow, Beth Hibbert Condition: Okay. Browned pretty badly ...

    Exterior window of the Toronto-Dominion bank in Kirkton. The window is a large glass pain with a shorter second window above it. The window is surrounded by wooden panelling. To the left of the window is the front door of the bank. The window has "The Toronto-Dominion Bank" painted on ...

    A bank teller sits behind a counter helping a man at the Toronto-Dominion Bank. There is a wooden divider between the bank teller and the client. The client wears a large overcoat. Photo negatives are in good condition

    A bank teller helps a woman at the Kirkton Toronto-Dominion Bank. The teller wears a suit while the woman wears a fur-lined coat with a hat. The woman's purse rests on the counter in front of the wooden divider seperating the client and the teller. Photo negatives are in good ...

    A client and a teller converse at the Kirkton Toronto-Dominion Bank. The client wears a coat and newsboy cap, while the teller wears a suit. The client leans against the counter while the teller rests his arm on the wood divider. Photo negatives are in good condition.

    A man stand at the counter in the Kirkton Toronto-Dominion Bank. Behind the counter stands a man wearing a suit. There are papers on the counter, splayed across the wooden tabletop. Photo negatives are in good condition.