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    Frederick Thomas Rowe was born on lot 34, concession 2, Whitby Township on January 6, 1873 and lived in the Almonds area until he moved into the Town of Whitby in 1929. For Whitby Township, Mr. Rowe

    William Davidson was born near Guelph, Ontario on December 2, 1889 and came to Whitby to assist in the construction of the Ontario Hospital in 1913. He was a government engineer in charge of building

    James Rowe was born on October 20, 1799 near Montreath, Queen's County, Ireland. He came to Canada in 1824 and built piers and warehouses at Port Whitby in 1843 -1844. In 1849 he formed James Rowe &

    Jeremiah Long was born in Pickering Township on September 6, 1839. For fifteen years he managed a large farm. In 1872 he began buying grain from Chester Draper and after Mr. Draper's death in 1876 Je

    A branch of the Victorian Order of Nurses was started in Whitby in 1914. A two day canvass of the community at the end of September 1947 raised enough money to purchase a blue Stylemaster business co

    Nicholas Wood Brown was born in Whitby Township on August 8, 1821. He farmed until he was eighteen years old and learned the carpenter and joiners trade. He started out as a manufacturer of buggies a

    Major Harper was born in Whitby on November 1, 1835. Throughout his life he worked as a carpenter and builder of woodworking machinery. In 1853 Mr. Harper and Stephen Gross established the Whitby Pla

    Ezekiel Richard Blow was born at Whitby on February 6, 1860. As a young man he entered his father's coal and wood business at Port Whitby and took over the business when his father retired. He was al

    A black and white photograph of Ontario Premier William Grenville ("Bill") Davis at the Whitby Rotary Club. From left to right: Walter Beath (Chairman of Durham Region); William Davis; William D. Win

    A black and white photograph of Ontario Premier William Grenville ("Bill") Davis at the Whitby Rotary Club. From left to right: William Davis; William D. Winter (President of Rotary Club); George Ash

    A black and white photograph of Ontario Premier William Grenville ("Bill") Davis at the Whitby Rotary Club. From left to right: Walter Beath (Chairman, Region of Durham); William Davis; Jim Gartshore