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    Black and white negative showing Whitby Town Crier, Fred Martin, at the opening of the Civic Recreation Centre on Rossland Road.

    Black and white negative showing Whitby mayor, Bob Attersley giving a speech at the opening of the Civic Recreation Centre on Rossland Rd.

    Black and white negative showing the key presentation ceremony at the opening of the Civic Recreation Centre festivities. Mayor Bob Attersley is at centre.

    Black and white negative showing the unveiling of the plaque at the opening of the Civic Recreation Centre. Recreation Chairman, Joe Bugelli and Mayor, Bob Attersley lift the curtain off the plaque.

    Black and white negative showing the opening of the Civic Recreation Centre on Rossland Rd. Recreation Chairman, Joe Bugelli and Mayor, Bob Attersley stand beside a plaque. Bill Wallace stands at the

    Black and white negative showing the opening of the Civic Recreation Centre on Rossland Rd. A young girl stands with Bill Wallace at the podium. Mayor Bob Attersley stands at left.

    Black and white negative showing the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the opening of the Civic Recreation Centre on Rossland Rd. Left to right: Joe Drumm, Lynda Buffett, Marcel Brunelle, Joe Bugelli, Bob A

    This home was located at 210 Gilbert Street East. It was demolished in April 1997.

    This house was located at 408 Byron Street South. It was built in 1853 as a one-storey Regency cottage. A Mansard roof designed by Henry Langley, Toronto Architect, was added around 1875. This is a f

    This house was located at 408 Byron Street South. It was built in 1853 as a one-storey Regency cottage. A Mansard roof designed by Henry Langley, Toronto Architect, was added around 1875. This is a f

    This house was located at 924 Brock Street South and demolished in April 2000.

    This brick Regency cottage was built in 1847 and demolished on Nov. 29, 1999. It was built for John McGillivray, father of George McGillivray of "Inverlynn". This is a front view of the house.

    This brick Regency cottage was built in 1847 and demolished on Nov. 29, 1999. It was built for John McGillivray, father of George McGillivray of "Inverlynn". This is a view of the east side of the ho

    This brick Regency cottage was built in 1847 and demolished on Nov. 29, 1999. It was built for John McGillivray, father of George McGillivray of "Inverlynn". This is a view of the west side of the ho

    Colour photograph showing John Visser marking 30 years with the Whitby Fire Department. This photograph was taken at the Ontario Fire College in Gravenhurst, ON. Left to right: Local MPP, Ann Visser,

    Black and white negative showing the members of Council for 1997 to 2000. Back row: Gerry Emm, Joe Drumm, Dennis Fox, Don Mitchell, Mark McKinnon. Front row: Shirley Scott, Marcel Brunelle, Pat Perki

    The waterspout occurred around 3pm on 26 January 1994 about 30 miles from the shore. It was 300 feet wide and 1600 feet high.

    Black and white negative showing the staff members of the Town of Whitby. Back row: Larry Morrow, Way Hancock, Bob Short, Tony VanDoleweerd. Front row: Robert Claringbold, William Wallace, Don McKay,

    Black and white negative showing the members of Council for 1991 to 1994. Back row: Dennis Fox, Don Mitchell, Judi Longfield, John Dolstra. Front row: Ross Batten, Joe Drumm, Tom Edwards, Marcel Brun

    Black and white negative showing the members of Council for 1994 to 1997. Back row: Don Mitchell, Judi Longfield, Dennis Fox, Shirley Scott. Front row: Gerry Emm, Marcel Brunelle, Tom Edwards, Joe Dr