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    In 1971, the Ash Creek flooded the streets surrounding it during a heavy rain storm. It was one of the worst floods in Whitby's history.

    Heydenshore Park was a summer resort established around 1900 east of Whitby Harbour. A number of cottages were built there starting in 1900 and were demolished in 1965 when the private park was sold

    Black and white negative of the Brooklin branch of the Whitby Fire Department. Back row: Alex Brough, Orvis Jamison, Gord Dennis, Dave Owens, Doug Grylls, Elmo Gibson, Marvin Nancekivell, Frank Simps

    John Visser was the chairman of the Whitby Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society.

    Black and white negative showing the colour party about to turn north on Byron Street from Dundas Street during the County Town Carnival parade.

    Black and white negative showing the County Town Carnival parade proceeding west on Dundas Street. View looking west from the roof of the W.C. Town Funeral home at 110 Dundas St. E.

    Black and white negative showing the County Town Carnival parade proceeding west on Dundas Street. View looking west from the roof of the W.C. Town Funeral home at 110 Dundas St. E.

    Following the World Plowing Match in 1975, the Cairn of Peace was moved to the Durham Region Courthouse on Rossland Rd.

    Following the World Plowing Match in 1975, the Cairn of Peace was moved to the Durham Region Courthouse on Rossland Rd.

    Black and white negative showing horses pulling a car through tent city during the World Plow Match in 1975. The World Plow Match was held in Whitby and Oshawa.

    Black and white negative showing an aerial view of the World Plow Match in 1975. A portion of the plane is visible. The World Plow Match was held in Whitby and Oshawa.

    Black and white negative showing the Lions Club colour party passing the Liquor store at Brock and Dunlop Streets during the County Town Carnival Parade.

    Black and white negative showing the Whitby Rotary Club float passing Brock and Elm Streets during the County Town Carnival Parade.

    Black and white negative showing the Whitby Arts Incorporated float passing Brock and Elm Streets during the County Town Carnival Parade.

    Black and white negative showing an aerial view of the Meadowcrest subdivision in Brooklin. View looking north from Winchester Road.

    Black and white negative showing an aerial view of Brooklin looking north from Winchester Road. The old Brooklin Memorial Arena is visible in the bottom right corner. The wing of the airplane is visi

    William Smith settled on lot 21 of Broken Front Concession in 1830 or 1831. Directed by his 1859 will, Smith's sons erected a stone house in 1868. The house became the residence of Thomas H. Smith an

    The Tweedie family farm was located on lot 29, concession 3. The house was built in 1845 and demolished in October 1993.

    The Tweedie family farm was located on lot 29, concession 3. The house was built in 1845 and demolished in October 1993.

    Designed by Whitby architect, Albert Asa Post, this house was built in 1883. It was moved closer to the road around 1987 and demolished in 1994.