Mac and Edith (nee Peters) Campbell's 50th Anniversary, celebrated in the Bradford Town Hall. They were married in 1924. Back Row, left to right: Gordon, Lorne, Tom, Earl (England). Front Row: Jean Courville (Port Perry), Florence Calwell (Toronto), Edith, Mac, Margaret Norton (Barrie), Betty Shipley (Barrie), June Reynolds (Bond Head).

The last load of grain shaves being threshed. This is a stock threshing some from the early 1950's.

A farm tractor.

Bob Sturgeon on a 10/20 McCormick Deering, 2nd in Township.

"Blow out the match" said Dianne Compton the 10 year-old Bradford public school student who won first prize in the girls division of the poster contest sponsored by the Ontario Association of Fire Chiefs and the Simcoe County Mutual Fire Aid Association. Dianne won at the county level and now goes on to the provincial finals.

The First Presbyterian church in Bradford.

Photograph of a parade float for 'Fisher's Corners' from 1953. Please contact the library (905-775-3328) if you have any more information about this photo.

The Fizzell house. It had a blacksmith shop attached on the east side and stands today as a private residence.

Mrs. Gladys Chantler was the flower girl for the wedding between Mrs. Ida Banting and Mr. John Watson.

A campaign add for Fred C. Cook to be elected as Councillor.