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A side view of Hipwell store in Bond Head.

The Burton residence in Bond Head.

Match near Alliston, where they served a special low-priced turkey dinner to almost 1,000 people daily.Fifty Bondheadians contributed voluntary help each day. Mrs. Earl Jessup looked after all the gravies, while Mrs. Jim Bateman made uncounted gallons of tea and coffee.

On Friday, January 6th, 1950 was the grand opening of Bond Head Community Memorial Hall.

The Bond Head residence of Alf McLean.

Rev. James B. and his family.

Wilbert and Jean Orr have operated the Lucky Dollar store in Bond Head for 25 years, as of this Saturday. The Orrs have seen a lot of changes in that time - paving of Highways 27 and 88, new churches built, new families move in - but they agree the biggest change has been the subdivision, which tripled the size of the village.

The Bond Head blacksmith shop.

William S. Fraser and Rachel McGeary near the time of their marriage in Bond Head in 1882.

The Bond Head gristmill operated by Sproules in 1860's.