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The Brandon home in 1847. The last Brandon family member died in 1938 and Karon and Ron mills restored the home in 1966.

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S.S. #1 Back Row (l-r): Alvin Cooper, Alburn Cooper, Jim Davis, Alex McKeen, Sinclair Mills, Russell Lewis, Russell Creighton, Harry McArthur, Roscoe Creighton. Middle and Front Rows: no names. If you have any additional information about this photo please contact the library at 905-775-3328.

S.S. #1 Back Row (l-r): Ann Breedon, Doris Clark, Adriana Kyte, Nellie Kyte, Theresa Watt, Florence ?, Glenda Paxton, Joe Breedon, Ernie Wray, Harold Wagg, Lawrence Church, Norm Weir, Teacher Miss Florrie Beynon. Middle Row (l-r): Unknown, Eva Wray, ? Kyte, Unknown, Gordon Clark, Henry ?, John Siburka, Peter ?, Ivan Wray, Terry Paxton, Bob Burton, Bob Weir. Front Row (l-r): Bill Church, Linda Hughes, Unknown, Janice Burton, Marlene Haines, Graham McGuire, Sandra McGuire, Bruce Clark, Unknown, Peter Hasenpflug, Lynn Hasenpflug, Rona Wagg.

View looking north through Dunkerron, Highway No. 27, "The Townline" between Townships of Tecumseh and West Gwillimbury. This picture includes Quaker Church, the dwellings of Bob Patterson and George Scott, Public School and Methodist Church, and the new telephone line build by Wm. Kiteley. This picture was taken before 1912.

The restored Brandon Home in 1966 now owned by the Mills.

A very early view of Dunkerron looking north, Highway 27, "The Townline" between Townships of Tecumseth and West Gwillimbury. This photo was taken before 1912 and includes Quaker Church, dwellings of Bob Patterson and George Scott, Public School and Methodist Church, and the new telephone line built by Wm. Kiteley.

Bertha Langford of Bradford congratulates Ethel Breedon on the Dunkerron-area woman's 90th birthday Saturday during a special luncheon at Dunkerron United Church. Bertha had a pretty good idea how Ethel felt since she marked her 91st birthday the following day.

Profile view of Dunkerron in 1910 showing (l-r) Quaker Church, School, Post Office, Methodist Church, Walker House.

Methodist Church in Dunkerron, c. 1893. It is believed that there are some people are buried beneath the front steps.