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    Marjorie Ruddy was involved with Girl Guides of Canada.

    Dr. Robert Thornton was the first Presbyterian minister in Whitby Township. Upon his arrival to the area in 1833, he established a church on Kendalwood Rd. The church, built around 1825, was destroye

    Dr. Robert Thornton was the first Presbyterian minister in Whitby Township. Upon his arrival to the area in 1833, he established a church on Kendalwood Rd. The church, built around 1825, was destroye

    Dr. Robert Thornton was the first Presbyterian minister in Whitby Township. Upon his arrival to the area in 1833, he established a church on Kendalwood Rd. The church, built around 1825, was destroye

    Pictured is the office and manufacturing space of Stafford Brothers Monuments, located on Dundas Street in Whitby.

    Soldiers marching north on Brock Street, about to turn east on Dundas Street to the cenotaph.

    An unidentified man is standing at the left on the platform and the cenotaph is at the right.

    Ida Louise Lynde was born at Uxbridge Township on 8 July 1866 to Hawkins Christy Lynde and Mary Ann Fox. She lived in Whitby for many years and was a faithful supporter of St. Andrew's Presbyterian C

    Black and white photograph. This is the model made by Canadian sculptor Emmanuel Hahn (1881-1957) for the Robert H. Thornton Memorial Cairn erected in 1933 at the intersection of Dundas Street East a

    This memorial was located in the Ontario County Courthouse at 416 Centre Street South until 1964. Following that it was transported to the courthouse at 605 Rossland Road in Whitby where it remains t

    This memorial was located in the Ontario County Courthouse at 416 Centre Street South until 1964. Following that it was transported to the courthouse at 605 Rossland Road in Whitby where it remains t

    This memorial was located in the Ontario County Courthouse at 416 Centre Street South until 1964. Following that it was transported to the courthouse at 605 Rossland Road in Whitby where it remains t

    The cenotaph was erected at the south west corner of Dundas Street and Green Street and was unveiled by Colonel Henry Cockshutt, Ontario's Lieutenant-Governor, on June 3, 1924.

    Joshua Crawforth Smith was born 31 May 1870 at "Bayside" in Port Whitby, Ontario. He married Emma Stirtevant (1873-1927) on 7 December 1927. They had two children: William Franklin Pierson Smith (190

    Pictured is Whitby's World War Memorial, which commemorates the Whitby soldiers killed in World War I and World War II. The memorial is located east of the intersection of Brock St. and Dundas. The p

    Black and white negative showing the cenotaph decorated with wreaths on Remembrance Day.

    Black and white negative showing the cenotaph decorated with wreaths on Remembrance Day.

    The residence of Dr. Charles McGillivray is visible in the background at Dundas and Green Streets.

    The residence of Theodore McGillivray is visible in the background at Dundas and Perry Streets.

    The residence of Theodore McGillivray is visible in the background at Dundas and Perry Streets.