Collection - Whitby Historical Buildings Index

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Whitby Historical Buildings Index

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  • 2013 (Creation)
    Creator
    Whitby Archives
    Place
    Whitby
    Note
    Information compiled by Whitby Archives

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x boxes of textual material

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The Whitby Archives was established in 1968 by the Whitby Historical Society. It consisted of a small collection of documents and photographs that were stored in a closet in Whitby's Centennial Building, formerly the Ontario County Courthouse. Although no longer affiliated with the Whitby Historical Society, over the years the Archives has grown to include 10000 photographs, 1000 metres of textual records, over 4000 family histories, maps, plans, films, and musical recordings. In 2005, the Archives moved to the Whitby Public Library’s new building at 405 Dundas St. W and is now part of the WPL family. Visit us for information about Whitby’s history and its people — including the village of Brooklin and the hamlets of Myrtle, Myrtle Station, and Ashburn.

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Index of newspaper clippings pertaining to historical building in Whitby and Whitby Township.

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Arranged by street name and address.

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  • English

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Newspapers available on microfilm and some online.
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None

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