S.S. #1, Dunkerron School. Teacher was Miss Preston. Back row, left to right: Alvin Cooper, Alburn Cooper, Jim Davis, Alex McKeen, Sinclair Mills, Russell Lewis, Russell Creighton, Harry? McArthur, Roscoe Creighton. Middle Row: Miss I. Preston, Mabel Creighton, Edna Tatton, Alma Webb, Effie McCurdy, Elizabeth Kiteley, Bertha Creighton. Front Row: Ernest Scott, Unknown, Violet Scott, Lulu Davis, Myrtle Davis, Frankie McArthur, Glenn Bannerman, Unknown, Mrs. Hacket.

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Mrs. Hunter, teacher Back Row (l-r): J. Frield, Nora Hunter (teacher), Agnes ?, Jimmy Frield, Bud Dodge, Jim ?, Ron Paxton, Ron Kloosterman. Middle Row (l-r): Patty ?, Ann Breedon, Niolie Gurensgitus, Doris Clarke, Joan Bennett, Glenda Paxton, Trudy Gurtsma, Ernie Wray. Front Row (l-r): Larry Frield, Joe Breedon, Unknown, Johnny Gurensgitus, Florence Church, Teddy Frield, Ivan Wray.

Dunkerron School. Teacher Mr. A. McLean. If you have any additional information about this photo please contact the library at 905-775-3328.

The restored Brandon Home in 1966 now owned by the Mills.

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Back Row (l-r): Muriel Webb, Sarah Clark, Teacher Miss Emily McDonald, Doris Cutting, Jean Lowery, Howard Webb, Murray Rose. Front Row (l-r): John Kirby, Harry Matson, Howard Matson, Orville Hughes, Lottie Rose, Marie Lowery.

S.S. #1 Back Row (l-r): Alvin Cooper, Alburn Cooper, Jim Davis, Alex McKeen, Sinclair Mills, Russell Lewis, Russell Creighton, Harry McArthur, Roscoe Creighton. Middle and Front Rows: no names. If you have any additional information about this photo please contact the library at 905-775-3328.

Four generations of Adairs on the family farm in Dunkerron, Frances, Edwin, Ivan and Wayne.

A very early view of Dunkerron looking north, Highway 27, "The Townline" between Townships of Tecumseth and West Gwillimbury. This photo was taken before 1912 and includes Quaker Church, dwellings of Bob Patterson and George Scott, Public School and Methodist Church, and the new telephone line built by Wm. Kiteley.