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Maybe South Park St at Inglis, before Young Ave.

The trolley tracks did go along South Park St., and turned up Inglis so you could be right, Lynn Currie Thanks!

In 1923 we switched to driving on the right side of the road. Same with the steering wheel switching to the left side. Although blurry, it looks like this car has the steering wheel on the left side and is driving on the right... so I'm thinking it must be after 1923

Abbie Hudson Thanks for your help with this, Abbie! That's a great piece of information to go on. We've updated the date here and in the database.

Is it the original lodge that was at White Point Beach Resort on the South Shore of Nova Scotia, near Liverpool?

Cathy Smith That's a good thought, Cathy! I'll look into it and see if I can turn up photos that can confirm this. Thanks for the tip!

We've had a positive identification of this one - we were sailing out to sea on our guesses!

Thanks to Barry Copp for emailing us the identification for this image!

1951 - Royal visit of then Princess Elizabeth (now Queen Elizabeth II) and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

Aurora Feletti: Based on the other photos in the same collection, this is not likely a picture of the Royal visit in 1951, since the others are all from the 1910s and 1920s, if not earlier. But good thought!

Soldiers are marching to board a troopship, likely the OLYMPIC, hence the message on the arch. There was always a big turnout of citizens, families & friends, esp if it was a local regiment.

James White Thanks again, James. This does seem likely given the photographs of what was likely the Olympic that are also a part of this album (CR16-115 and CR16-16b).