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    Vipond's Woods were located near the present site of Meadowcrest Subdivision in Brooklin.

    The men are sitting on the west side of Brock Street between Colborne and Dunlop Streets.

    A black and white photograph of a group of men standing on Brock Street. Behind the men are shops on the east side of Brock Street between Dundas and Colborne Streets. From left to right: Maitland Ma

    A black and white photograph of a group of men standing on Brock Street. Behind the men are shops on the east side of Brock Street between Dundas and Colborne Streets. In the background the sign for

    The photo faces east on Dundas Street from Brock.

    A black and white photograph of a group of men at the four corners in Whitby. From left to right: Jack Connors, Harry Pellow, Almer Ross, George O'Connor, unidentified, unidentified. The two men stan

    A black and white tintype portrait photograph of a group of six men.

    This photograph is unidentified, but it may be a photo of a Sunday school group from St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church.

    A black and white photograph of Calverley's Orchestra. From left to right: A. Blanchard; William Ellis; E.W. Evans; Bain Perrin; Cecil Greenfield; William Calverley; J. Thompson.

    The Defence Industries Limited (D.I.L) munitions plant operated in Ajax from 1941 to 1945, employing over 9,000 staff and producing over 40 million shells for the Second World War. Information courte

    All Saints' Anglican Church was built in 1865-66 at 300 Dundas Street West.

    A black and white group portrait photograph of members of the 182nd Battalion Bugle Band. From left to right: Back Row: Ed Fegan, unidentified, unidentified, Hall, unidentified, unidentified, Gordon

    This photograph can be found at pg. 15 of "The Ontario Regiment, R.C.A.C. 125 Years" by the Robert McLaughlin Gallery. According to the description in this book, the photo is c.1916 and "The 182nd wa

    A black and white group portrait photograph of members of the 182nd Battalion Band.

    A black and white group portrait photograph of members of the 182nd Battalion Band standing in front of the dance pavilion at Heydenshore Park.

    Garden parties were held for soldiers at a number of the large estates of Whitby. This one was at George Dryden's house at 400 St. John Street West.

    Garden parties were held for soldiers at a number of the large estates of Whitby. This one was at George Dryden's house at 400 St. John Street West.

    Garden parties were held for soldiers at a number of the large estates of Whitby. This one was at George Dryden's house at the north west corner of King Street and St. John Street.

    Garden parties were held for soldiers at a number of the large estates of Whitby. This one was at George Dryden's house at 400 St. John Street West.

    The Whit-Knit Club was a group of Whitby women who knit socks for Whitby soldiers during the Second World War and sent cigarettes and other comforts. They raised money by babysitting and cutting lawn