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Grave of Richard Fizzell (September 1846 - May 20, 1866) in Christ Church Cemetery.

Squadron Leader Leland W.C. Sturgeon was a medical doctor in the airforce during World War II.

"Signing the register following their Saturday wedding in Ebenezer Untied Church are Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wesley Brown. The bride is the former Betty Yvonne Kneeshaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kneeshaw of Gilford, and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Brown of Dalston. After a wedding trip to the United States and eastern Ontario, the couple will be making their home at Dalston. -Courtesy of the Barrie Examiner. Photo by Henry H. Rooke, Barrie."

Pulling Pulford's truck out of the creek after it broke through the bridge.

Ron Harvey, son of Joseph and Edith Harvey (nee Neilly), served in World War II. Cousin of Jim Turton

Grave of George Bannerman in the Auld Kirk Cemetery.

Three month short course, first in York County. Owner Mr. Kilgour. Site of Sunnybrook Hospital.

Community Hall completely paid for by euchres, dances, parties, suppers etc.

Verne Madill, Abnor Howard, Wright Madill, Mary Howard, Ethel Madill and Bella Madill.

Notice the barber sign on the corner of the building. Jack McLean barbered here.