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    This gravestone was created by the Whitby Archives to represent Whitby's fallen soldiers of the First World War.In addition to research conducted by staff, these names appear in Whitby's Honour Roll

    This gravestone was created by the Whitby Archives to represent Whitby's fallen soldiers of the First World War.In addition to research conducted by staff, these names appear in Whitby's Honour Roll

    This gravestone was created by the Whitby Archives to represent Whitby's fallen soldiers of the First World War.In addition to research conducted by staff, these names appear in Whitby's Honour Roll

    This gravestone was created by the Whitby Archives to represent Whitby's fallen soldiers of the First World War.In addition to research conducted by staff, these names appear in Whitby's Honour Roll

    This gravestone was created by the Whitby Archives to represent Whitby's fallen soldiers of the First World War.In addition to research conducted by staff, these names appear in Whitby's Honour Roll

    This gravestone was created by the Whitby Archives to represent Whitby's fallen soldiers of the First World War.In addition to research conducted by staff, these names appear in Whitby's Honour Roll

    This gravestone was created by the Whitby Archives to represent Whitby's fallen soldiers of the First World War.In addition to research conducted by staff, these names appear in Whitby's Honour Roll

    This gravestone was created by the Whitby Archives to represent Whitby's fallen soldiers of the First World War. In addition to research conducted by staff, these names appear in Whitby's Honour Roll

    This gravestone was created by the Whitby Archives to represent Whitby's fallen soldiers of the First World War.In addition to research conducted by staff, these names appear in Whitby's Honour Roll

    This original piece of art was presented to the Whitby Public Library by the artist. It is framed and contains a brass plaque which reads, 'Venetian shipping by Florence H. McGillivray, A.R.C.A., O.S

    The Whitby Branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society was chartered on October 5, 1939 and joined the Oshawa Branch in 1987.

    John Bright was born at Raglan (located north of Oshawa) on August 8, 1865 and was a farmer for many years at Myrtle Station specializing in the breeding of shorthorn cattle and Clydesdale horses. He