The Bradford saw mills.

Photograph of Samuel J. Neilly and Dan Neilly (moved to Bradford, PA.).

Samuel Hirlehey. Father of Mary, William, Charlie, Frank, Tom, and Maggie. He died in the early 1920's and is buried in Mount Hope Cemetery in Toronto.

From left: Wilma Saint, Nurse Kneeshaw, Unknown, Aunt Annie Campbell, Mrs. Bateman (Jim's mother). Girl in front is unknown. Photograph taken at Drury St. in Bradford.

Edward, Robert, Eidon, Lydia, and Emma Campbell.

RCAF bomber crashed on marsh in early 40's. Plane was not badly damaged as it plowed into muck B.B. Dodger Collings hired to jack it out and bring it to Bradford on scow. This is at the dock in Bradford. Tom Collings sitting on his dads boat, not that there are spaces between the slats on the boat. These boats were used to keep fish alive until people came to pick them up in tank trucks.

One example of the many different styles of rail fence that were erected.

At a Brownie meeting held Monday evening, four Brownie's few up to Guides. At the meeting, two of the troop's leaders retired and three knitted afgans were presented to the Canadian Cancer Society. Front row left, Mrs. Betty House accepted the afgans for the cancer society. Presenting the afgans were, Annette Cummings, Donnalee Lloyd, Ellen Masin, and Ellinor Schlarb. Back row left, retiring badge secretary Margaret Chantler, beside her is retiring troop leader Carol Simone, new leader Elizabeth Schlarb, Patti Bray and Peggy Robertson.

Copy of a portrait by Lilias Torrance Newton, R.C.A.

Children with puppets they made at a program at the Bradford Public Library. Summer 1986.