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    The William J. Anderson Company moved from Toronto to Whitby in 1946 and began operations in 1947. The factory mainly produced jewellery boxes. George Anderson, son of William J. Anderson, sold the c

    Alfred Samuel Reardon was born at Middlesex, England on 16 April 1911 and came to Whitby in 1927. On 24 September 1939, Reardon signed up with the 11th Armoured Regiment in Oshawa and served in Europ

    Alfred Samuel Reardon was born at Middlesex, England on 16 April 1911 and came to Whitby in 1927. On 24 September 1939, Reardon signed up with the 11th Armoured Regiment in Oshawa and served in Europ

    Eric Clarke (1906-1966) formed the Whitby Brass Band in 1954. Under his direction, the Whitby Brass Band received several first prizes in Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) and Kiwanis competitions.

    Eric Clarke (1906-1966) formed the Whitby Brass Band in 1954. Under his direction, the Whitby Brass Band received several first prizes in Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) and Kiwanis competitions.

    Eric Clarke (1906-1966) formed the Whitby Brass Band in 1954. Under his direction, the Whitby Brass Band received several first prizes in Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) and Kiwanis competitions.

    This group of men are in the tunnels under the old water tower. The water tower was built in 1904 and was demolished in 1950. Another water tower was built in Kinsmen Park in 1947 and demolished in S

    Father William Kennedy standing outdoors.

    Leonard Racher (1909-1951) was a well-known contractor who started L.C. Racher Construction Company of Whitby.

    Leonard Racher (1909-1951) was a well-known contractor who started L.C. Racher Construction Company of Whitby.

    Leonard Racher (1909-1951) was a well-known contractor who started L.C. Racher Construction Company of Whitby.

    Around 1842 the land was conveyed to the Wesleyan Methodist Church as a site of a chapel and burial ground. In 1949 the stones were gathered together and placed in a cairn and this was done by Simcoe

    Around 1842 the land was conveyed to the Wesleyan Methodist Church as a site of a chapel and burial ground. In 1949 the stones were gathered together and placed in a cairn and this was done by Simcoe

    Around 1842 the land was conveyed to the Wesleyan Methodist Church as a site of a chapel and burial ground. In 1949 the stones were gathered together and placed in a cairn and this was done by Simcoe

    Mr. Von Pile's standing in front of cattle.

    Mr. Von Pile's standing in front of cattle.

    This memorial was located in the Ontario County Courthouse at 416 Centre Street South until 1964. Following that it was transported to the courthouse at 605 Rossland Road in Whitby where it remains t

    This memorial was located in the Ontario County Courthouse at 416 Centre Street South until 1964. Following that it was transported to the courthouse at 605 Rossland Road in Whitby where it remains t

    This memorial was located in the Ontario County Courthouse at 416 Centre Street South until 1964. Following that it was transported to the courthouse at 605 Rossland Road in Whitby where it remains t

    Leonard Carol Racher was born at Utopia in Simcoe County in 1909. He came to Whitby in 1937 to work as a building contractor. He was a great supporter of youth and sports and used his grading equipme