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    Whitby Town Hall (575 Rossland Road East) in 2017, as photographed by the Whitby Senior Photographic Club.

    Shore Tilbe Irwin and Partners was employed to build a completely new 55,0000 square foot library and civic square. The new library would serve as a landmark and community gathering place at the west

Whitby This Week, 14 May 2015     ...

appeared in Whitby This Week, 17 Feb 2012, p. 29     Includes photo

appeared in Whitby This Week, 17 Feb 2012, p. 29. Date of Event: 15 Feb 2012     Includes photo

appeared in Whitby This Week, 17 Feb 2012, p. 29. Date of Event: 16 Feb 2012     Includes photo

appeared in Whitby This Week, 30 May 2012, p. 18     Includes photo

Whitby This Week, 2 May 2013, p. 47     Includes photo

Whitby This Week, 21 Nov 2013, p. 1,15     Includes photo

    The Lynde House was built during the War of 1812 and moved to Cullen Gardens on 2 August 1986. In June 1988, it was opened as a museum and closed in 2005 when Cullen Gardens was sold to the Town of W

appeared in Whitby This Week, 18 Jan 2018, p. 37. Date of Event: 29 Dec 2017     Includes photograph

appeared in Whitby This Week, 18 Jan 2018, p. 37. Date of Event: 16 Jan 2018     Includes photograph

Whitby This Week, 29 Mar 2017, 1, 8     Includes Photogragh

    Camp X was a spy training camp and communications centre established by British Security Co-ordination on the shore of Lake Ontario on the border between Whitby and East Whitby Townships. The camp op

    Camp X was a spy training camp and communications centre established by British Security Co-ordination on the shore of Lake Ontario on the border between Whitby and East Whitby Townships. The camp op

    Camp X was a spy training camp and communications centre established by British Security Co-ordination on the shore of Lake Ontario on the border between Whitby and East Whitby Townships. The camp op

appeared in Whitby This Week, 21 Sep 2017, p. 60. Date of Event: 16 September 2017     Includes photograph

    Camp X was a spy training camp and communications centre established by British Security Co-ordination on the shore of Lake Ontario on the border between Whitby and East Whitby Townships. The camp op

    Camp X was a spy training camp and communications centre established by British Security Co-ordination on the shore of Lake Ontario on the border between Whitby and East Whitby Townships. The camp op

    Camp X was a spy training camp and communications centre established by British Security Co-ordination on the shore of Lake Ontario on the border between Whitby and East Whitby Townships. The camp op