Back Row, from left to right: Mary Edith Coulter, Charlie Mattenley, Annie Rothwell, Charlie Deering, Maggie McLeod, Ed Rothwell, Cassie Neilly. Front Row: Isabelle Neilly, Ida Rothwell, Bertha Neilly, Paul West, Rebie Rothwell, Joe Babbs.

Breard St. School, which was established in 1868. This picture was taken in 1891 or 1892. It came from the Blain family photos of Helen (Maconchy) Blain. The names were supplied by Ethel (Todd) Campbell during the summer of 2000. Back Row (left to right): Tess Gibbons, Maggie Nesbitt, Adelaide Keaney, Katie Keaney, Unknown, May Neilly, Mary Edith Coulter, Reba Rothwell, Margaret Hanna McBeth (teacher), Belle Neilly, Josephine McGarvey, Georgina Doolittle, Carrie Neilly, Ida Rothwell, Annie Doolittle, Grace Coulter, John Willie Gibbons, Unknown. Centre Row (left to right): Ethel Keaney, Sadie Neilly, Bertha Neilly, Lila Hines, Cassie Roberts, Hope Gibbons, Myra Neilly (baby), Maggie Coulter, Sydney Jennison (baby), Urmey Rothwell, Emma Coulter, Fred Gibbons (baby), Billy Blain, Lou Neilly, Unknown, Unknown, George Andrew McGee, Fennell Rothwell, Harvey Jennison. Front Row (left to right): Maggie Keaney, Lucy Keaney, Chester Jenison, Mable Coulter, Edgar Neilly, Mabel Todd, Unknown, Minnie Neilly, Katie Gibbons, Nellie Couch, Elmer Rothwell, Wilford Neilly, Bob Couch, Unknown, Ernest Gibbons, Lewis Gibbons, Tom Blain, Eddie McGarvey, Unknown, William John Doolittle.

S.S. #16, Gilford Public School, 1937. Margaret Canning was the teacher. Back Row, left to right: Walter Gravestone, Jim McDonnell, Gerard Gibbons, Margaret Canning (teacher), Winnifred Neilly, Eileen Kneeshaw, Helen Porritt, Jane Bailey. Middle Row: Dorothy Bell, Marion Jackson, Joyce McDonnell, Marjorie Horsley, Betty Bedford, Norma Bell, Lillian Courtney, Ethel Todd. Front Row: Alan McDonnell, Harry Jackson, Floyd McDonnell, Sam Neilly, Bill Neilly. Note on back of photograph reads: "Frank and I were absent from this picture as we were sick with the chicken pox."

Back Row (l-r): Mildred Mattenley, Lois Booth, Margaret Nesbitt, Luella Roberts, Miss I. Foerter, Libbie Neilly, Annie Breen, Virgie Bell, Louisa Pike. Middle Row (l-r): Kathleen Elain, Olive Steers, Beatrice Irwin, Hazel Archer, ? Burton, Harvey Coulter, Leo Gibbons, Jimmie Nesbitt, Leonard Gibbons. Front Row (l-r): Kathleen Neilly, Marjorie Canning, Norma Mattenley, Etta Neilly, George Nesbitt, Douglas Booth, Earl Archer, Ben Steers, Norman Plant. Front: Mary Graham, John Doolittle.

S.S. #16 Back Row (l-r): Teacher Mrs. Ethel Campbell, Nick Stam, Francis Sawyer, Ruth Simpson, Dianna Simpson, Art Stam, Carolyn Hughes, George Simpson, Debbie James. Third Row (l-r): Nancy Bell, Barbara Vanderpol, Patricia Vanderpol, Judy Neilly, Elsie Simpson, Mary Nesbitt, Louise Neilly, Brenda Hughes, Anne Sawyer, Jean Sawyer. Second Row (l-r): Robert Simpson, Gary Bell, George Stam, Bobbie Neilly, Eddie Russell, Ricky Townsend, Scott Neilly, Kenneth Simpson. Front Row (l-r): Shawn Simpson, Andrew Sandford, David Lee, Ronnie Russell, Tommy Townsend, Bobbie Kerr, Teddy Stam. "Five Grade Eight students, Doug Hughes, Jack Nesbitt, Joe Sawyer, John Stam and Arvid Allie attended Mount Pleasant School during this school year."

Grade 8 Graduation Class at S.S. #15 Gilford. Mary Dales, Don Griffiths, Doris Griffiths

The Gilford Station was a popular stop along the railway bringing mail to the surrounding area and vacationers to the beach. It is now in the Simcoe County Museum.

The first temporary train station was built in 1853 with the coming of the new train service up to Barrie. A permanent station was built in 1870.

A minute book from 1907-1909 for the Gilford chapter of the International Organisation of Good Templars (I.O.G.T. No. 459). The book was donated by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Neilly of Gilford.

A minute book from 1907-1909 for the Gilford chapter of the International Organisation of Good Templars (I.O.G.T. No. 459). The book was donated by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Neilly of Gilford.