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    A black and white photograph of a newly constructed cement bridge in Brooklin.

    A black and white photograph of the Highway 12 bridge over Lynde Creek. In the background is a large brick house north west of the bridge.

    This photo was taken before the bridge was widened.

    The Canadian Northern Railway trestle was built across Devil's Den in the 5th concession of Whitby Township in 1910 and demolished about 1937.

    A black and white negative showing the ribbon cutting ceremony at the official opening of the Mill Street (Cassels Road) Bridge in Brooklin. The ribbon was cut up and given out as souvenirs to childr

    Picture taken in 1945 on the new Henry Street bridge over the new 401 hwy. My parents were married in July 21 that year at the Whitby Baptist Church at 300 Colborne Street Wes.

    This photo was taken before the bridge was widened.

    Black and white negative of a photograph showing the construction of the Brock Street Bridge over Highway 401. The wooden frame of the bridge is visible in the background.

    Black and white negative of a photograph showing the construction of the Brock Street Bridge over Highway 401. The wooden frame of the bridge is visible in the background.

    Black and white negative of a photograph showing the construction of the Brock Street Bridge over Highway 401. The wooden frame of the bridge is visible in the background.

    Black and white negative of a photograph that is believed to be picturing the Highway 2 bridge over Lynde Creek. The creek is in the foreground.

    This concrete bridge on Cassels Road East at Lynde Creek was official opened on 22 October 1948 by Arthur Sedgewick, Chief Bridge Engineer of Ontario.

    A black and white photograph of a concrete bridge under construction on Brock Street over the 401 in Whitby. There is wood scaffolding underneath the span of the bridge.

    A black and white photograph of Mary Helen Steffler and Bernadette Marie Steffler standing on a concrete bridge under construction on Brock Street over the 401 in Whitby.

    The CPR bridge was demolished in December 2001 and replaced with a concrete bridge in 2002.

    The CPR bridge was demolished in December 2001 and replaced with a concrete bridge in 2002.

The Whitby Weekly News, Whitby Weekly News, August 1960     The Canadian Pacific Railway was built through Whitby in 1912-1914 and opened for service in July 1914. There was a wooden bridge for Cochrane Street to pass over the C.P.R. which was replaced a few

    The CPR bridge was built over Dundas Street East in 1913. The pedestrian walkway was built in 1931. The original bridge was replaced in 1966.

    The CPR bridge was built over Dundas Street East in 1913. The pedestrian walkway was built in 1931. The original bridge was replaced in 1966.

    The CPR bridge was built over Dundas Street East in 1913. The pedestrian walkway was built in 1931. The original bridge was replaced in 1966.