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    Pictured is the house located at Base Line Road and Victoria Street in Whitby.

    Pictured is a house located on Colborne Street behind the Central Branch of the Whitby Library.

    Pictured is a house situated at the corner of Byron and Mary streets in Whitby. The house is in the process of being moved, which was completed in August 1986.

    Pictured is a house formerly located on Brock Street in Whitby. The house was torn down in 1989.

    Pictured is a house formerly located at the corner of Byron and Mary Streets in Whitby. The house was moved to a different lot on Byron Street in 1986.

    The Lynde House was moved from the north-west corner of Dundas and D'Hillier Streets to Cullen Gardens. This scene is of the house leaving its original site. The Lynde House has since been moved to 9

    The Lynde House was moved from the north-west corner of Dundas and D' Hillier Streets to Cullen Gardens. This scene is of the house leaving its original site. The house has since been moved to 900 Br

    The Lynde House was moved from the north-west corner of Dundas and D' Hillier Streets to Cullen Gardens. This scene is of the house leaving its original site. The house has since been moved to 900 Br

    The Lynde House was moved from the north-west corner of Dundas and D' Hillier Streets to Cullen Gardens. This scene is of the house leaving its original site. The house has since been moved to 900 Br

    The Lynde House was moved from the north-west corner of Dundas and D'Hillier Streets to Cullen Gardens. This scene is of the house leaving its original site. The house has since been moved to 900 Bro

    The plant was built in 1971-1972 to service the sewage needs of the corridor between Whitby and Oshawa and eventually, Brooklin. It is located at 2400 Forbes St. in Whitby.

    The plant was built in 1971-1972 to service the sewage needs of the corridor between Whitby and Oshawa and eventually, Brooklin. It is located at 2400 Forbes St. in Whitby.

    The plant was built in 1971-1972 to service the sewage needs of the corridor between Whitby and Oshawa and eventually, Brooklin. It is located at 2400 Forbes St. in Whitby.

    The plant was built in 1971-1972 to service the sewage needs of the corridor between Whitby and Oshawa and eventually, Brooklin. It is located at 2400 Forbes St. in Whitby.

    The plant was built in 1971-1972 to service the sewage needs of the corridor between Whitby and Oshawa and eventually, Brooklin. It is located at 2400 Forbes St. in Whitby.

    The plant was built in 1971-1972 to service the sewage needs of the corridor between Whitby and Oshawa and eventually, Brooklin. It is located at 2400 Forbes St. in Whitby.

    The plant was built in 1971-1972 to service the sewage needs of the corridor between Whitby and Oshawa and eventually, Brooklin. It is located at 2400 Forbes St. in Whitby.

    The plant was built in 1971-1972 to service the sewage needs of the corridor between Whitby and Oshawa and eventually, Brooklin. It is located at 2400 Forbes St. in Whitby.

    The plant was built in 1971-1972 to service the sewage needs of the corridor between Whitby and Oshawa and eventually, Brooklin. It is located at 2400 Forbes St. in Whitby.

    Leonard Cullen was a gardener, entrepreneur, and the founder of Whitby’s biggest tourist attraction, Cullen Gardens and Miniature Village. He was born on February 5, 1925. In 1947, Cullen purchased J