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    From 4-7 August 1939, the Whitby Fire Department hosted the 38th Annual Convention of the Fireman's Association of Ontario.

Graydon M. Goodfellow, Whitby Gazette and Chronicle (1912), 9 March 1938     Fred T. Rowe (1873-1959) was mayor of Whitby from 1938-1944. On 9 March 1938 he placed the first dial telephone call in Whitby to Albert W. Jackson, the town Reeve. The telephone exchange building wa

    The Town Hall was located at the south-east corner of Brock and Colborne Streets.

    Herbert Gunson served as Whitby's Police Chief from 1927-1930. He came from Toronto and became Police Chief at St. Thomas after having left Whitby.

    From 4-7 August 1939 the White Fire Department hosted the 38th Annual Convention of the Fireman's Association of Ontario. Town Hall was located at the south-east corner of Brock and Colbourne Streets

    This photograph was taken during a fly-in breakfast held by Norman Irwin in 1931.

    During the 1930s a street fair was held in downtown Whitby in the summer.

    The conference was held from 24-25 June 1926 at Bigwin Inn in Lake of Bays, Muskoka.

    Ralph R. Mowbray was born in Reach Township on December 18, 1847, son of John Mowbray and Martha Hyland. Mr. Mowbray farmed for more than 56 years in Pickering Township. He was elected Deputy Reeve o

    The photograph was taken in the backyard of Honorary Fire Chief William Smith located at the north-east corner of Euclid and Mary Streets in order to celebrate the 50th anniversary of winning the sil

    Natlie Knitting Mills were located at the south-west corner of John and Ash Streets. They were built in 1946 and in 1952 the buildings became the Exquisite Brassier Company.

    Black and white negative of members of the Whitby Fire Department standing with three fire engines in front of Town Hall. The trucks in this photograph are a 1946 GMC Pumper (left), a 1926 Gotfredson

    In this image: Back row: M. Moore, W. Mowat, J. Wilson, L. Wilkinson, H. Bates, B. Heard, W. Sawdon Front row: V. Johnson, G. Brown, W. Heard, H. Watson, W. Brinning, S. Watson, B. Corner, L. Northam

    Natlie Knitting Mills were located at the south-west corner of John and Ash Streets. They were built in 1946 and in 1952 the buildings became the Exquisite Brassier Company.

    Natlie Knitting Mills were located at the south-west corner of John and Ash Streets. They were built in 1946 and in 1952 the buildings became the Exquisite Brassier Company.

    Natlie Knitting Mills were located at the south-west corner of John and Ash Streets. They were built in 1946 and in 1952 the buildings became the Exquisite Brassier Company.

    In 1979, the name of the school was changed from Ontario Ladies' College to Trafalgar Castle School.

    In 1943, the Town of Whitby sponsored the construction of the Corvette H.M.C.S. Whitby, which was launched on September 18, 1943 from the shipyards at Midland, Ontario. This photograph was published