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Tyrwhitt/McClocklin house on Concession 7, Lot 11, . It was built by Lt.-Col. Richard Tyrwhitt, who called it "Farmcote." The property was bought in 1911 by Felix Smelser. He and his sons Frank and Norman farmed there and his grandson Jim McClocklin (son of Elena Smelser and her husband James H. McClocklin) lived in this house until the land was sold for industrial use and the house torn down.
Frederick Porritt, Hector and Katie Porritt, Madeline and Harold Porritt, Gregg and Helen Davis, Earl and Betty Dales, Jack and Inez Porritt
Jill Foley, winner of the Bradford Public Library's "Name the Dinosaur" contest. Dinosaur was made by the Summer Reading Club and named "Bruno Bronty." Summer 1989.
Joe and Jean Gordon (nee Clubine) on their 60th wedding anniversary. They were married July 18, 1942.
Dan MacDonald and his daughter-in-law Vera with grandchildren, from left: Keith Saint, Helen Saint, Karen Saint, Gord MacDonald, Grace MacDonald.
The Woods house on the 8th Line is a full two storey later Victorian house with centre gable and bracketed eaves. The veranda detail appears to date from the 1890s.
Bradford and District Memorial Community Centre and Bradford Curling Club. Please contact the library (905-775-3328) if you have any more information on this photo or its contents.
From left: Doug Ross, Len Ross Sr., Harold Ross. Six of Len's sons served in the armed forces in World War II, five of them overseas.
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