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St. Paul's Anglican Church, Coulson's Hill, built in 1854, "re-erected" in 1889, and rebuilt in 1918!

S.S. #12 Back Row (l-r): Teacher Mrs. Gladys Kirkup, Jim Roberts, Barry Wilson, Lorraine Gemmill, Jim Cook, Judy Hambly. Third Row (l-r): Douglas Fennell, Barry Roberts, Lindsey Brown, Iris Brown, Paul Wilson, Susan Davenport. Second Row (l-r): Raymond Wilson, Bob Davenport, Lother Obermeyer, Dennis ?, Wesley Brown. Front Row (l-r): David Roberts, Ronald Fennell, Roger Davenport.

S.S. #12, Coulson's Hill. Teacher was Miss Byne Ball (later Mrs. Hulse Stoddart). Back Row, left to right: Ken Kneeshaw, William Roberts, Clarence Kneeshaw, Art Belfry, Evelyn Thorpe, Florence O'Neil, Josephine Riley. Front Row: John O'Neil, Art Kneeshaw, Jack Roberts, Milton Hambly, Lloyd Kneeshaw, Ken Thorpe, Mona O'Neil, Ruth O'Neil, Joe Mooney.

Artist & historian George Jackson's sketch of what the Coulson's Hill Hotel may have been like.

A sketch of the Coulson's Hill hotel.

Dressed for the important "School Fair Parade." In 1926, Miss Byne Ball and the Coulson's Hill scholars parade in Bradford.

S.S. #12 Coulson's Hill pupils enjoy Arbor Day at Scanlon Creek in 1937. Back Row: Beryl Crittenden, Mary Fennell, Florence Gibbons, Reta O'Neill, Mary Gibbons, Ruth O'Neill, John Fennell. Front Row: Raymond O'Neill, Phyllis Edney, Madeline O'Neill, Sheila Donnelly, Murray Jelly.

S.S. #12 If you have any additional information about this photo please contact the library at 905-775-3328.

S.S. #12 Note the large pile of cordwood ready to be burned in the box stove.

Back Row (l-r): Teacher Miss Cole, Gerald Roberts, John Hambly, Walter Edney, Addie Hambly, Sarah Reilly (Riley), Marion Kneeshaw, Evelyn Thorpe.

Middle Row (l-r): Mona O'Neill, Josephine Reilly (Riley), Helen O'Neill, Florence O'Neill, Katherine Hambly, Clarence Reilly (Riley), Osborne How, Lloyd Kneeshaw, Milton Hambly.

Front Row (l-r): Ken Kneeshaw, William Roberts, Jack Roberts, Clarence Kneeshaw, Everett Kneeshaw, Amelia Hambly, Ruth Roberts.

This photograph was sent to the Bradford Witness as part of their "Yesterday" feature by Elsie O'Neil of RR2, Bradford. Note that the Reilly's listed in the description submitted by Elsie O'Neil had their name spelled "Riley."