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    116th Battalion Parade, on Dundas Street, May 26, 1916. The parade is passing the a house at 701 Dundas Street West, demolished in 1979.

    A black and white photograph of children at a remembrance day service. This is a group of cubs and scouts standing at the west side of the cenotaph.

    The First Whitby Boy Scout Troop was formed in 1920 and sponsored by All Saints' Anglican Church.

    The First Whitby Boy Scout Troop was formed in 1920 and sponsored by All Saints' Anglican Church.

    The First Whitby Boy Scout Troop was formed in 1920 and sponsored by All Saints' Anglican Church.

    The First Whitby Boy Scout Troop was formed in 1920 and sponsored by All Saints' Anglican Church.

    The First Whitby Boy Scout Troop was formed in 1920 and sponsored by All Saints' Anglican Church.

    A black and white photograph of boy scouts parading along Dundas Street in front of Shorty's Cigar Store opposite the cenotaph.

    A black and white photograph of cubs (boy scouts) outside the Whitby United Church at the south east corner of Centre Street and Colborne Street.

    A black and white photograph of cubs (boy scouts) parading along Colborne Street from Centre Street with the Whitby High School in the background at left.

    A black and white photograph of a group of boy scouts outside King Street School.

    The First Whitby Boy Scout Troop was formed in 1920 and sponsored by All Saints' Anglican Church.

    The First Whitby Boy Scout Troop was formed in 1920 and sponsored by All Saints' Anglican Church.

    The First Whitby Boy Scout Troop was formed in 1920 and sponsored by All Saints' Anglican Church.

    This photograph was taken on Remembrance Day in 1948.

    This photo was taken the day before a canoeing trip from Port Perry, Ontario to Montreal, Quebec. The trip was meant to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Canada's confederation, as well as Expo 67

    The residence of Mrs. Theodore McGillivray was demolished in 1954.