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    This is from the February 17, 1916 issue of The Gazette and Chronicle.

    This is a newspaper clipping from the Gazette and Chronicle.

    Photo printed in the Gazette and Chronicle, September 21, 1916.

    John Gunn Dow was the son of Whitby lawyer John Ball Dow. He studied and practised law. After the death of his father in 1910, John Gunn Dow moved with his widowed mother to Edmonton, Alberta. He enl

    A black and white photograph of soldiers performing "Swedish Drill" at Heydenshore Park during the morning parade.

    Hiram Case was a math teacher and officer for the cadets at Whitby Collegiate Institute.

    This is from an issue of The Gazette and Chronicle printed in 1916.

    The Joseph Mitchell farm was located on the south side of Dundas Street, west of Annes Street.

    A black and white photograph of Officers from the 116th Battalion. Back row, left to right: Lt. A. B. Bonner, M.M., D.S.O.: Lt. L. W. Harron, M.C.; Lt. W. R. Barton; Lt. J. R. Leslie; Capt. L. V. Sut

    A black and white photograph of Officers from the 116th Battalion. Back row, left to right: Lieuts. M. R. Jacobi, C. Henry, G. Faulkner, H. V. Gould, J. E. Vaughan, J. W. Lester, T. W. Hutchinson, R.

    This photo is from the front of a Christmas Card of the 116th Battalion, 1916 that was sent from Witley Camp, Surrey, England.

    Officers in this photo who were killed in action: Lt. C. R. Hills, Lt. F. A. MacGrotty, Lt. R.W. Soper, Lt. W.J. Preston, Lt. J.A. Gibson, Lt. W.R. Biggar, Lt. T.H. Broad, Capt. A.W. Baird, O.C. Othe

    A black and white group portrait photograph of officers of the 116th (Ontario County) Canadian Infantry Battalion. George Every is the soldier sitting in the middle of the front row.

    A black and white group portrait photograph of five soldiers wounded in war. John Parker is sitting on the right side of the front row and is wearing a sling.

    A black and white group portrait photograph of five soldiers wounded in war. John Parker is sitting on the right side of the front row and is wearing a sling.

    A black and white group portrait photograph of Canadian soldiers at a military camp in England. On the back is a message. The post card is not addressed. Apparently this post card was sent home by Jo

    The Ontario County Courthouse was located on the north west corner of Centre Street and Ontario Street. It is now known as the Whitby Centennial Building.

    Thomas James Edwards was born in Liverpool, England, on January 27, 1926. He served in North Africa and Europe in the Second World War, joining the Royal Air Force at the age of 15. He was an amateur

The Illustrated London News, The Illustrated London News, 4 December 1920     Thomas Hamar Greenwood (1870-1948) was born in Whitby, Ontario, Canada on February 7, 1870, son of John Hamar Greenwood, Mayor of Whitby from 1872-1875 and 1883. He changed his name to Hamar Greenwoo