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    This was William McIntosh Pringle's (1875-1962) personal garden at his home on 225 King Street at the corner of King and Dunlop Streets.

    Norman Irwin (1903-1983) was owner and operator of Red Wing Orchards. Red Wing Orchards got its name from Norman Irwin's place which had red wings. Red Wing Orchards was located at Highway 2 and Lake

    Norman Irwin (1903-1983) was owner and operator of Red Wing Orchards. Red Wing Orchards got its name from Norman Irwin's place which had red wings. Red Wing Orchards was located at Highway 2 and Lake

    Dorothy was born in Toronto in 1942 to Charles Henry Donald (1905-1976) and his wife Glady-Marie O'Donnell (1907-1986). Harry Donald was a Whitby travel agent and former car dealer. Harry Donald Gara

    Dorothy was born in Toronto in 1942 to Charles Henry Donald (1905-1976) and his wife Glady-Marie O'Donnell (1907-1986). Harry Donald was a Whitby travel agent and former car dealer. Harry Donald Gara

    Dorothy was born in Toronto in 1942 to Charles Henry Donald (1905-1976) and his wife Glady-Marie O'Donnell (1907-1986). Harry Donald was a Whitby travel agent and former car dealer. Harry Donald Gara

    Dorothy was born in Toronto in 1942 to Charles Henry Donald (1905-1976) and his wife Glady-Marie O'Donnell (1907-1986). Harry Donald was a Whitby travel agent and former car dealer. Harry Donald Gara

    Darlene Hodgson was winner of the Miss Whitby contest at Kinsman's Karnival in 1946.

    The Miss Whitby Pageant was part of the Kinsmen's Karnival.

    The Miss Whitby Pageant was part of the Kinsmen's Karnival.

    Darlene Hodgson was winner of the Miss Whitby contest at Kinsman's Karnival in 1946.

    Darlene Hodgson was winner of the Miss Whitby contest at Kinsman's Karnival in 1946.

    Darlene Hodgson was winner of the Miss Whitby contest at Kinsman's Karnival in 1946.

    Black and white negative showing Whitby Mayor Robert Deverell presenting a trophy to two young boys. The hockey banquet took place at the Legion Hall.

    Black and white negative showing a trophy presentation at a hockey banquet held at the Legion Hall. The two people in this photograph are unidentified.

    Black and white negative showing a trophy presentation at a hockey banquet held in the Legion Hall. The young man accepting the trophy on the right is Les Moore, he was the captain of the Whitby Juni

    Black and white negative showing a trophy presentation at at hockey banquet that was held in the Legion Hall.

    Byeways Lodge was located off Highway 17 just west of Deep River, Ontario along RR1. According to the North Renfrew Times, the Byeways lodge was destroyed in a fire May 24, 2000.

    Byeways Lodge was located off Highway 17 just west of Deep River, Ontario along RR1. According to the North Renfrew Times, the Byeways lodge was destroyed in a fire May 24, 2000.

    Byeways Lodge was located off Highway 17 just west of Deep River, Ontario along RR1. According to the North Renfrew Times, the Byeways lodge was destroyed in a fire May 24, 2000.