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Willie and Susan's children. Sam, William, Robert, Kathaleen, Susann, George, Roy, Leonard, Stewart, Ivan, and Lorne.

The Honour Roll with the names of the men from West Gwillimbury Township who gave their lives during the first and second world wars.

The Bond Head residence of Alf McLean.

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Description : Bradford has a strong hockey tradition, from Minor Hockey and its volunteers, to Old-Timers League teams. But if there ever was a "golden era" of Bradford hockey, it must have been the 1950s. That was when, in the wake of the devastation of Hurricane Hazel volunteers raised funds to build the Bradford & District
Community Centre - now known as the "Old Arena". The arena first opened for the season in 1956. In those days, Intermediate and Seniors' Hockey ruled the rink, with men's teams drawing the crowds. In 1975/76 the team became the "Bradford Blues". In 1986/87 the team became the Bradford Bulls.

Member list of The Girls Happy Go Lucky Club.

Invitation to a dance hosted by The Girls Happy Go Lucky Club

Side view of the Gilford General Store. If you have any additional information about this photo please contact the library at 905-775-3328.

If you have any additional information about this photo please contact the library at 905-775-3328.

This photo was taken facing south east from the present site of the Muck Research Station three days after Hurricane Hazel. Occupants of boat not known. Stacks of bagged onions are seen in the field in the background.

"The Edmanson Hotel" - 1831 The Edmanson Hotel is an important landmark in Bradford. Some of the original features reflect the 1850 period. This building was originally a hotel and has Neoclassical architectural features.