Zelpha Ann Milligan Williams feeding her barred Rock Chickens.
Zelpha Ann and Mary Williams in front of a 1928 Chevrolet car.
With Presbyterians from all over Canada opening their annual assembly today, the lad on the tricycle pedalled up on the sidewalk of Knox Church to inspect the banner on the front. He was greeted by Rev. R. A. Birnie, a native of Scotland, who has ministered at Duntroon, Ont., more than 20 years, and Rev. W. A. Hunter of Bradford for 38 years in the ministry. "My names Kenny," said the boy.
Old time farming with a wooden beam plough. If you have any additional information about this photo please contact the library at 905-775-3328.
The buzz saw was part of a spring ritual called the Wood Sawing Bee.
The very plain and functional entrance on the Wolfe house in Bradford. This nine-panel front door is topped by a simple transom to light the hall. The house has been demolished. circa 1840.
WMS Meeting at the Archer House. Annie Metcalfe, Mabel Bell, Margaret Matthews with Marian Archer on her knee, Mary Archer(covering her face), Bob Kneeshaw, Jessie Hughes, Agnes Kneeshaw - Gert Bolton (always the clown of Fennells' Corners).
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Wilson Stoddart (1820-1902) was the first Stoddart born in Canada (Bradford).