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: Tea On The Lawn At Woodlawn; Left to Right: Helen Blain, Kathleen Blain, Unknown.

: Tea Party; Left to right sitting: Mrs. John Srigley, Mary (Palling) Archer, Mrs. William Miller Back Row: Zelma Srigley (later Mrs. John Sinton), Mildred Miller, Chrissie Little, Louise Miller, Gertrude Little, Florence Miller (later Mrs. Arthur Little), Bertha Srigley (later Mrs. Nicholson), Elizabeth Palling., IHS1687

: Tea Party At Dalton Banting'S; Dalton Banting entertained Council at tea: Left to right: Clifford Lockhart, Dalton Banting, (?), Gavin Allan, Robert Stewart, Thomas Cook, Bob Eldridge, Blythe McConkey., IHS2114

: Tea Table At The Cookstown Reunion; Photo of five women, Ethel Jebb, Eleanor Hayes, Lois Wardlaw, Mrs. Jim Dutton (of Peterborough), and Emily Ramsay, assisting at the tea table for the Cookstown Reunion of 1984.

: Teachers Of No. 5 Essa, Cookstown; Mrs. Mildred McWaters Miss Alda McKinnon Mrs. Ethel Campbell Mrs. Norma Currie Mrs. Edythe Wright Mrs. Shirley Riley Mrs. Brenda Vernon Mrs. Betty Elines

: Teaching Staff Of Lefroy School - 1967; Colour photo of the teaching staff at Lefroy School in 1967. Pictured from left to right are: Mrs. McDermott, Grace Donnelly, Principal Bob Denney, Lorna Thompson, and Paul Brett. The group is seated on wooden chairs in front of a blackboard., IHS4215

: Ted And Fred Dallimore; Photo of Ted Dallimore with his Father Fred Dallimore looking north over what was once the Dallimore Ice Field at the bottom of the 10th Concession on Lake Simcoe. Both are dressed in winter coats and hats, and Ted is wearing rubber boots and smiling at the camera., IHS4317

: Ted Dallimore On Snowmobile; Ted Dallimore of Sandy Cove Marine on Skidoo snowmobile., IHS4324

: Ted and Barb Dallimore With Two Snowmobile Racers; Ted and Barb Dallimore with two snowmobile racers who won many events on the new Snow Twister at Sandy Cove Marine., IHS4326

: Ted and Kay Wood'S Children; Ted and Kay Wood's children. Ted was the son of William and Christabel Wood. From left: Lorelei (age 3), Tammy (age 5), Brenda (age 7), David (age 8), and Pamela (4 weeks).

: Telephone Switchboard Operators; Telephone switchboard operators at work (L to r): Sylvia Fournier, Marjorie Canning Ingram, Kay Allan, Luella Donnelly, Eva Allan Reid, in the former Ancient Order of United Workmen's Hall Innisfil Telephone Co. Telephone, IHS489

: Tennis Court - Dr. Little; At the tennis court on Dr. Alfred T. Little's lawn (across from the Presbyterian Church). Left to right: Jack Little, Muriel Sloan, Maud Reive, Marshall Reive., IHS534

: Tent City; "Tent City" C. 1890 Grandmother - left- Mrs. Isabella Monkman (nee Hazel) next unknown. She vacationed there every summer (Tent City) Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site., IHS1757

: Tent City Hotel; The remains of the Tent City Hotel, built by Lorne Jack. Much of structure is in disrepair, but the stone fireplace and chimney remain standing. It also served as a dance hall before it was torn down in 1953., IHS481b

: Tent City Hotel; Black-and-white photograph of a large, deteriorating two-storey wooden building with multiple sections and rooflines. Several windows and doors are missing or open, and debris is piled outside the central entrance. Sections of the roof appear partially collapsed, and framing is exposed on the upper floor. Leafless trees are visible in the background. Identified as the Tent City Hotel, built by Lorne Jack. The hotel also served as a dance hall before being torn down in 1953., IHS481a

: Tents Used By Hunt Club; Tents used by Hunt Club. Club Members Left to Right: (1)John Flynn (2)Elmer Feltis (3)Dewy Hopper (4)Jim Wreggett (5)Henry Couse (6)Alf Hounsome (7)Jack Couse (8) (9)Russell Allsion (10)Billy Nevills (11)Billy Draper (12)Jack Dobson (13)Harry Fisher Year - 1910

: The Adams And The Lemmons; Rev. and Mrs. Adam and Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Lemmon. Lemmons 50th Anniversary at St. John's.

: The Allan Family On A Hay Wagon; Photo showing the Allan family seated on a hay wagon in 1920. Pictured are Howard Allan (top left), Edna Allan (née Sturgeon, top right), Ron Allan (child), and Mr. Harrison (on ground, leaning on a pitchfork). The wagon is pulled by two horses and appears to be less than half full. A dog stands beneath the wagon., IHS3617

: The Allen Farmhouse; Photo of the Allen family in front of their farmhouse. Pictured are William James Allen, his wife, Margaret Allen (née Moore) with Tom Small (centre) who came from Ireland in 1907., IHS1160

: The Baker Family; From left to right - Dwayne Brown, Peggi Brown, grandchildren, Alice Baker, Norman Baker and Daureen Brown, daughter.

: The Barbecue Setup At The Fairgrounds; The barbecue setup at the fairgrounds.

: The Bateman Family; Portrait of the Bateman family taken at Peninsular Park on Big Bay Point. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bateman lived on NH Lot 14, Conc. 1 Back Row: (left to right) Mary Ann (Pet)(m. Sam Martin), Louis, Elizabeth (m. William Steele), Robert, Jonathan, William, Thomas, Alice (m. Andrew Bell). Front Row: Touse, Thomas Bateman (father), Maude (m.. Harry Moriarty), Mrs. Thomas Bateman (mother), George. Boys in order of age: Robert (c. 1853), Thomas, Lou (c. 1860), Bill, Jonathan, George and Touse (c. 1865) Girls in order of age: Elizabeth, Mary Ann, Alice (b. 1858) and Maude., IHS856

: The Baxter Home In Belle Ewart; Photo of a group of women in front of the Baxter family home in Belle Ewart. Pictured from left to right are Mrs. S. Wheeler, Mrs. Robert Gibbons, Lily Lamben (later Wheeler), and Mrs. Mullen (back)., IHS16

: The Black Family; Studio portrait of the Black Family taken circa 1890. Pictured standing in a long coat and moustache is Robert Black Jr. with his wife, Margaret (née Fagan) seated in a chair and wearing a long-sleeved dress. She is holding their infant son Herbert "Herb" with daughter Ethel standing in front of Robert, and and son Alex seated on an upholstered chair. Robert was the grandson of James Black, one of Innisfil's early pioneers who came from Ireland in 1847., IHS1464

: The Black Family; Black Family photo from 1960 of five siblings posed in front of a mantel. Pictured from left to right, back row: Alex and Herbert. Front row: Ethel [Flatt], Ina [Clark], and Carrie [McDonald]. They are the children of Robert Black and Margaret Fagan, grandchildren of Robert Black Sr. and Margaret Booth, and great-grandchildren of James Black and Mary Latimer, pioneers of Innisfil who migrated from Ireland in 1847. The three ladies are seated and wearing dresses while the gentleman are standing, with Alex in a suit and Herbert in a sweater vest. A third brother, Wilbert, had passed away in 1946., IHS1466

: The Bueden Family; John, Mrs. and Rev. Bueden.

: The Burial Mounds; Looking north from Concession 13 Innisfil, Lot 23 showing part of mounds known as "The Burial Mounds"., IHS54

: The Carr Homestead; Photo taken from the southwest view of the Carr Homestead, a small house composed of dichromatic brick. The roof, yard, and surrounding trees are snow covered., IHS2287

: The Charles Parker Family; The Charles Parker family of Bethesda before they moved to SH 5, Conc.5 Front:(l to r) Harold and Florence (deceased) Back: Harriet(Mrs. Linwood Sturgeon of Gilford, Mary of Toronto, George of Streetsville(deceased), Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker Harold, Florence, Harriet, Mary, George, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker, IHS1391

: The Clark Family And Friends; Photograph of Mr. Talbot and lady Maud Clark (front row) and their friends (back row, left to right) Mary O'Connell, Isabel Allen, and Addie McConkie (later Black). Talbot was a teacher at Nantyr, and Maud never married. She and her brother continued to live in the house pictured here after their parents died., IHS1785

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