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    A black and white photograph of Mill Street (Cassels Road) looking east. Buildings can be seen to the right of the image.

    This house belonged to Harold Bonnetta.

    This Regency cottage was built c. 1845 and is considered one of the oldest homes in Brooklin. It is situated overlooking a creek and is opposite the mill. It was the home of Reverend Robert Darlingto

    This Regency cottage was built c. 1845 and is considered one of the oldest homes in Brooklin. It is situated overlooking a creek and is opposite the mill. It was the home of Reverend Robert Darlingto

    This Regency cottage was built c. 1845 and is considered one of the oldest homes in Brooklin. It is situated overlooking a creek and is opposite the mill. It was the home of Reverend Robert Darlingto

    This Regency cottage was built c. 1845 and is considered one of the oldest homes in Brooklin. It is situated overlooking a creek and is opposite the mill. It was the home of Reverend Robert Darlingto

    This view was taken from the corner of Watson Street and Charles Street looking south on Charles Street.

The Whitby Weekly News, Whitby Weekly News, February 1966     The buckle factory at right was demolished in the summer of 1966 and Gilbert Street between Brock and Byron Streets were closed to allow for construction of an apartment building which was never buil

    In the background at right is St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church built in 1958. The view is looking east from Lee Avenue.