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    Black and white photograph showing four majorettes proceeding north on Brock Street toward Mary Street during the Santa Claus Parade.

    Black and white photograph showing four majorettes at Brock and Mary Street during the Santa Claus Parade. The majorette in the foreground is Beverley Little (nee Craig).

    Black and white photograph the Santa Claus Parade proceeding south on Brock Street between Dundas and Colborne Streets.

    Black and white photograph the Santa Claus Parade proceeding south on Brock Street between Dundas and Colborne Streets. The group of majorettes is led by Beverly Little, daughter of the photographer.

    Black and white photograph of Beverly Little, a majorette marching in the Santa Claus Parade. The parade is proceeding south on Brock Street between Dundas and Colborne Streets.

    A black and white photograph showing the Santa Claus float surrounded by children on Dundas Street West during the Santa Claus parade in 1959. This float was provided by the Rotary Club of Whitby.

    Bill Bow participated in Whitby Parades from the 1950s to the 1970s.

    Black and white print showing the Whitby Fire Department truck in the Santa Claus Parade. The truck is parked in front of the Visser residence at 117 King St. John Visser's mother, Mrs. Visser, stand

    Black and white print showing the St. John Ambulance float for the Santa Claus Parade. The flatbed is being pulled by two horses.

    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.

    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.

    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.

    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.