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    The Public Utilities Commission office is located at 128 Brock Street North.

    A black and white photograph of an installation team of the Benevolent Rebekah Lodge No. 132. Back row from left to right: Edith Hoar; Elizabeth Thompson; Lena Pellow; Nellie Wilson; ; Mae Hopper; Gr

    A black and white photograph of three women dressed up as gypsies for Whitby Modern Players' theatrical production "Varieties of 1948". The women pictured from left to right are: Marcella Rousseau; F

    A black and white photograph of three women dressed up for Whitby Modern Players' theatrical production "Varieties of 1948". The women pictured from left to right are: Frances Pearse; unidentified wo

    A black and white photograph of the cast of Whitby Modern Players Theatrical group. This photograph was taken in the Whitby Town Hall where the Modern Players presented their plays. Back Row: Doris H

    A black and white photograph of the cast of Whitby Modern Players Theatrical group in an unidentified production. Back Row: Joan Rousseau; unidentified; unidentified; Frances Carty. Front Row: Forbes

    A black and white photograph of the cast of Whitby Modern Players Theatrical group rehearsing or performing at the old Town Hall at Brock Street and Colborne Street. Thomas Fairbrother; Virginia Good

    This photograph was taken on Remembrance Day in 1948.

    The wooden bell tower at left behind the old Town Hall was built about 1879 when Hopkins' Music Hall became the Whitby Town Hall. The wooden bell tower at left was replaced in December 1919 by the st

    Father William Kennedy standing outdoors.

    Leonard Racher (1909-1951) was a well-known contractor who started L.C. Racher Construction Company of Whitby.

    Leonard Racher (1909-1951) was a well-known contractor who started L.C. Racher Construction Company of Whitby.

    Leonard Racher (1909-1951) was a well-known contractor who started L.C. Racher Construction Company of Whitby.

    Around 1842 the land was conveyed to the Wesleyan Methodist Church as a site of a chapel and burial ground. In 1949 the stones were gathered together and placed in a cairn and this was done by Simcoe

    Around 1842 the land was conveyed to the Wesleyan Methodist Church as a site of a chapel and burial ground. In 1949 the stones were gathered together and placed in a cairn and this was done by Simcoe

    Around 1842 the land was conveyed to the Wesleyan Methodist Church as a site of a chapel and burial ground. In 1949 the stones were gathered together and placed in a cairn and this was done by Simcoe

    Mr. Von Pile's standing in front of cattle.

    Mr. Von Pile's standing in front of cattle.

    Leonard Carol Racher was born at Utopia in Simcoe County in 1909. He came to Whitby in 1937 to work as a building contractor. He was a great supporter of youth and sports and used his grading equipme

    Leonard Racher (1909-1951) was a well-known contractor who started L.C. Racher Construction Company of Whitby.