History Five Banks, Six Addresses: Oshawa’s 1926 Banking Snapshot
History Five Banks, Six Addresses: Oshawa’s 1926 Banking Snapshot
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Oshawa Museum hosts Halloween at the Harbour October 24 from 6 to 8 p.m., with family activities, spooky science and Victorian mysteries.
Ontario is providing $1,545 to the Whitby Historical Society as part of a provincewide heritage grant investment supporting 180 organizations.
A sourced archive snapshot of how Oshawa’s 1926 city directory described Lakeview, Alexandra and Central Memorial parks—what it can, and cannot, establish.
A source-labelled 1926 directory snapshot maps Oshawa City Hall, fire and police services, library, post office and hospital listings—without claiming activity on October 15.
A sourced archive snapshot of Oshawa’s 1926 doctors, dentists, druggists, nurses and eye-care listings—and what a city directory cannot prove about October 11.
Records show Ajax reviewed Hartrick House in 2017 and found potential heritage value years before the 1852 home was demolished.
Whitby Fire will celebrate 175 years of service with an October 17 open house, demonstrations and a first look at a memorial rendering.
An archive snapshot of the bakeries, dairies, grocers, fruit sellers and restaurants listed across Oshawa in 1926—and what the directory cannot tell us about October 6.
Erin O’Toole and historian Ted Barris will join an October 30 Bowmanville panel supporting preservation of the historic Camp 30 site.
