Related Records

1. 1960 Assorted - All of the individuals pictured are unidentified.

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2. 1960 Lakeside Park Picnic - All of the individuals pictured are unidentified.

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3. 1960 Lakeside Park Picnic - All of the individuals pictured are unidentified.

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4. 2 Men and a Woman Standing in the Garden - They are standing in front of a fence during the winter. They are all wearing winter clothing, the woman has a fur-trimmed coat on. They are all unidentified but are likely members of the Huck family.

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5. 2 Men Standing in a Backyard - The young man on the left is wearing an overcoat and a cap. The older man on the right is wearing a suit and a hat while smoking a pipe. During the winter. Both unidentified but likely members of the Huck family.

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6. 2 Unidentified Men

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7. 2 Women and a Man Standing in the Garden - They are standing in front of a fence during the winter. They are all wearing winter clothing. They are all unidentified but are likely members of the Huck family.

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8. 357 Trafalgar Road - with man standing on the front porch.

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9. 3 Unidentified Individuals

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10. 3 Unidentified Men

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11. Alan Shugg at the record player - Taken sometime in the late 1950s-early 1960s. Hi-C was the youth group of St. John's United Church.

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12. Alert Bible Class, 1921-1925 - The Alert Bible Class was founded by Rev. J. W. Magwood in 1908. Dr. Charles Lusk (after whom Lusk Hall is named) was the first leader of the group, who would meet up on Tuesdays and Sunday afternoons. They would have activities, guest speakers, games, meals, and often swap stories about their experiences during the First World War.

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13. Alert Bible Class, 1921-1925 - The Alert Bible Class was founded by Rev. J. W. Magwood in 1908. Dr. Charles Lusk (after whom Lusk Hall is named) was the first leader of the group, who would meet up on Tuesdays and Sunday afternoons. They would have activities, guest speakers, games, meals, and often swap stories about their experiences during the First World War.

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14. Andrew and Florence Huck with 2 unidentified people - Andrew Huck and Florence Huck were the parents of Margaret Emma Huck (1929-1942).

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15. Apple Gathering - Group of six unidentified men with apples and apple barrels. Barrels are printed with "Canadian Apples - Oakville Fruit Growers Association - No. 1 Greening."

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16. Architecure Hunts 1989

    1989/09/04

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17. Armoury - Photo taken in front of 90 Thomas St., Oakville

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18. Baseball Convention, 1955 - Ollie Johnson can be seen on the right. All other individuals are unidentified. Ollie Johnson was the best athlete in Oakville for several decades. He was the brother of Rosebud Johnson, and grew up in Oakville. A World War Veteran (Royal Canadian Legion 114), he went on to win several competitions. In 1918, he was on the Canadian Overseas Championship Team, won the 60-yard dash in 1921, and became the FIRST gold medalist in the (then newly opened) Coliseum in Toronto's Expo. After playing for the "Oaks" Baseball team, Ollie finally retired in the 1950s. In 1975, he quoted to the "Oakville Beaver": "We've got the greatest country in the world- Canada. And particularily, Ontario. And the best of all is Oakville. After 83 years, I should know."

    1955/ /

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19. Baseball Convention, 1955 - Ollie Johnson can be seen standing second from the right. All other individuals are unidentified. Ollie Johnson was the best athlete in Oakville for several decades. He was the brother of Rosebud Johnson, and grew up in Oakville. A World War Veteran (Royal Canadian Legion 114), he went on to win several competitions. In 1918, he was on the Canadian Overseas Championship Team, won the 60-yard dash in 1921, and became the FIRST gold medalist in the (then newly opened) Coliseum in Toronto's Expo. After playing for the "Oaks" Baseball team, Ollie finally retired in the 1950s. In 1975, he quoted to the "Oakville Beaver": "We've got the greatest country in the world- Canada. And particularily, Ontario. And the best of all is Oakville. After 83 years, I should know."

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20. B.I.A Good Olde Days Festival, 1990

    1990/09/25

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