Cloyne and District Historical Society
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Girl Guides Visit Camp Mazinaw uploaded 4 March
Northbrook Public School - 1970, Grades 1-3 uploaded 4 March
Ambrose, John, Hugh, Alice, Martin & Margaret O’Donnell uploaded 3 March
The O'Donnell House, O'Donnell Road (River Road) uploaded 3 March
Ferneigh Lime Kiln uploaded 3 March
The Bauder House c1929 uploaded 3 March
The Bauder Family uploaded 2 March
Sawyer-Stoll Snow Plough uploaded 2 March
Orange Parade - 1930s uploaded 1 March
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Cloyne General Store - June 21, 2013
- Flickr Foundation said:
1st Co. North Addington Guides - Northbrook
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cindy bolton said:
These are named in the wrong order. Left is Hilda’s Woodman, centre Shirley Rosenplot and Right Laura Wood (Drysdale)
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Cloyne and District Historical Society said:
Thank you for the corrections.
Unknown People at the Northbrook United Church
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cindy bolton said:
This building is the former United Church in Northbrook.
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Cloyne and District Historical Society said:
Thanks, Cindy.
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cindy bolton said:
Back Row from Left
Phyllis Vaness (Mrs. Odey Snider), Geraldine Cox (Mrs. Art Reid) centre girls (unknown), dark haired girl with glasses second from right Gladys Northey (Spicer)
Middle Row from left:
Glenna Drysdale (Mrs. Gerry Tully)
Little dark haired girl with bangs Joyce Cox (Mrs. Percy Parks) -
Cloyne and District Historical Society said:
Awesome. Thanks!
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