A black and white photograph of the Citizens Committee Outing, July 15th 1920. Members are standing on and around a bridge beneath a large tree. A committee of local citizens functioned from 1905-1915 to oversee Dundas Driving Park improvements. Samuael Lennard was the first Chairman, E.A.L. Clarke Secretary and G.C. Wilson, Treasurer. The Park came under the public Park Act in 1915, at which time the Board of Park Management was formed. Note: Date of 1905-1915 for committee function does...

Item consists of a black and white photograph depicting the All Canadian Team, touring England and Scotland in 1888. Team for the "Swifts" match, Kennington Oval, October 13th, 1888. The photograph is mounted on thick card. On the back is written: FOOTBALL The All Canadian Team, touring England and Scotland in 1888. Team for the "Swifts" match, Pennington Oval, October 13th, 1888. (Game drawn 2-2) The photograph is mounted on thick card.

A black and white photograph depicting Cataract employees. The photograph is mounted on a thick cardboard mount, on which the names of employees are written in a dark red ink. On the back of the photograph is "cataract employees, Conductors H.D., H.G and B. Brantford; About 1917. Taken at rear of "Terminal" Hamilton. An acquisition sticker "From Mr. D. C. Kingsbury, Feb. 6/47" Electricity-Cataract P1 Names of the employees on the front are as follows: 1. John Poyner 2. Art Lewis 3...

A black and white photograph of a group of bicyclists. On the back of the photograph is written in ink:  "no. 96," "a few of our Bicyclists" and in pencil, "Mrs H. H. Pirie."

Item consists of a black and white photographic print of the Dundas Rugby Football Team in 1903. The team members are labelled as follows: Back Row, left to right: 1. Bill Smith, 2. Nelson, 3. Bill Graham, 4. Len Bickford, 5. George Quackenbush. Standing: Tom Stock, 2. [unknown], 3. Ray Walker, 4. C. McLaughlin. Seated: 1. Bill Rycroft, 2. [unknown], 3. Pete Brady, 4. Frank Haines. Front Row: 1. Angus Martin, 2. Chas. Quackenbush, 3. Jack MacKay.