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McArthur Sawmill on the 4th Line. If you have any additional information about this photo please contact the library at 905-775-3328.

Julia Varga of Bradford, third place winner in Centennial Beauty Queen Contest.

Home of Mrs. Harold Watson 1978 built on the former grounds of Presbyterian Church horse sheds dating back to 1890's. In 1951 two lots were purchased for $350.00, one lot 164' x 49', the other one 40' x 265' on which was built a house 24' x 36'. in 1962 it was purchased and completed inside and out. This photo is from the Bradford Womens Institute Scrapbooks.

99 Barrie St. known as the Pringle Home (right) and 105 Barrie St. (left) circa 1968.

One of numerous groups in Native costume.

Edna Graham, Edith Jardine, Mary Brown, Evelyn Kilkenny, Jennie Fennell, Agnes Sutherland, Helen Sutherland, Irene Constable, Muriel Adams, Evelyn Coombs, Irene McAfee, Miss Hall, Lenore Reynolds, Florence McCullough, Jean McLeod, Mabel Ardill, Edna Curry, Wilma Saint, Jessie Curry. Sitting: Eldon Waldruff, Alvin Faris, Reg. Canning, Alex McLellan, Graham Evans, Artie Saint, Mat Archer, Bill McLeod, Bill Brock.

Winter in Springdale. If you have any additional information about this photo or its contents please contact the library at 905-775-3328.

Clock tower monument erected in commemoration of the millennium in front of the Courthouse and the old town hall.

The Canadian Flag depicting the area of The UN Cemetery, in Busan, Korea, where we would be able to locate the grave of our loved one "Lieutenant M.C. Vipond."

MP George Taylor (PC Simcoe Centre) limped into Bradford (literally) Monday to officially open his area campaign headquarters. Signing the cast in place to mend a broken ankle he suffered two days before the election call, are Bradford PC association president Waldie Crossland (left), and past-president Ruth Rowe. Looking on in the background are campaign workers (from left), Mary Harrison, Doris Church, Ella Langford, David Smith (campaign manager), and Robert Evans. This photo appeared in the Bradford Witness and South Simcoe News on Feb. 25, 1981 (Vol. 117).