Pictures

1	Street view Smithfield c. 1912 Albion road looking East from West of Martin Grove Road. Smithfield Methodist Church is on the left and the Robinson´s house on the right.
1a	Albion Road looking East from West of Islington Ave. Thistletown Ont. C. 1950
2	Horse Show, Thistletown c. 1910 North East corner of Albion Road and Islington Avenue. Stewart´s Store is pictured in the top left corner. Thistletown post office was located in this store.
3	Four Corners, Thistletown c. 1953 Albion Road looking east across Islington Avenue. Directional signs indicate: Woodbridge 3 miles, Weston 3 miles, Pine Grove 4 miles, Kleinburg 8 miles, Clairville 4 miles, Brampton 13 miles.
4	Ackrow Farm c. 1920´s Looking North West on the West side of Highway #27, at the west branch of the Humber River.
4a	The beautiful Humber College property today.
5	Islington Ave, south of Thistletown c. 1955 Islington Ave. looking north across the west branch of the Humber River. Thistletown Collegiate is located on the left side today.
6	Visit of Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip. Friday, October 12, 1951. West side of Hwy 27 at Dixon Rd.
7	Haying on the Alex Gracey farm, Richview, June 1956 West side of Carlingview Drive between Hwy. 401 and Dixon Road
8	Andrew Coulter farmhouse c. 1929 Built c. 1840´s on the east side of Highway 27 between Rathburn and Richview Sideroad (Eglington Avenue)
8a	Andrew Coluter farmhouse as seen today.
9	Official opening of new cement bridge over the Mimico Creek on Richview Sideroad c. 1930´s Looking east towards Martingrove.
10	Thirkle Farm, Richview c. 1920´s West side of Concession 3 (Hwy 427) looking north to Richview Methodist Church which was south of Richview sideroad (Eglington Ave.) The church was built in 1888 and demolished c. 1960 The church cemetary remains today. (1992)
10a	Richview Cemetary, Eglington Ave.
11	Dundas Street looking west from near Shaver Ave. c. 1920´s The electric radial line shown in the picture ran from Lambton to Guelph through Islington. It began in 1917 and was discontinued in 1931.
12	Dixon Road and Islington Avenue 1941 North side of Dixon Road looking west from Islington Avenue.
13	Wilfred H. Banks farm, Weston. c. 1930 Looking west from the field on the S.E. corner of Dixon Road and Islington Ave.
14	Royal York Road looking north to Lawrence Avenue c. 1930
15	Humber Heights Consolidated School. Opening January 1922 South side of Lawrence Avenue west of Scarlett Road.
15a	Humber Heights School as seen prior to demolition.
16	St. Phillips Road looking South West from the Humber River. The bridge in the background went over the mill race at Wadworth´s mill.
17	"´Pine Hills´" the Wadsworth family home" This house was located on the north side of St. Phillip´s Road on the west bank of the Humber River. It was built by the Wadsworth family. It was purchased by the Weston Golf and Country Club in 1920 for use as their club house. Demolished in 1967.....
18	St. Phillips Anglican Church, founded in 1828. Located at St. Phillip´s Road and Dixon Road. Erected in 1830 and destroyed by fire in 1888. The present structure was erected in 1894.
19	Lawrence Avenue looking west across the Humber River, Saturday, October 16, 1954 The aftermath of Hurricane Hazel.
20	Lambton Mills Methodist Church, built 1878. North side of Dundas Street, east of Prince Edward Drive.

21	Dundas Street Lambton Mills. North side of Dundas Street, west of the Humber River.
22	Dundas Street, west from Royal York Rd, c. 1925-30
23	St. George's Anglican Church, founded 1844 North side of Dundas Street, west of Royal York Road
24	Dundas Street, Islington c. 1925 "Dundas Street looking west across the Mimico Creek, west of Islington Avenue"
25n	Islington Avenue, Islington c. 1918 "Islington Avenue looking north from south of Dundas Street."
25a	Islington Avenue, Islington c. 1948 Kingsgrove Rest Home Situated on the east side of Islington Avenue, just north of Aberfoyle Crescent.
26	Musson House, now 4884 Dundas Street West North side of Dundas Street east of Burnhamthorpe Road Islington Post Office and Islington Telephone Exchange were located in this house.
26a	Musson House now at 4884 Dundas St. West, Islington
27	Cordova Avenue, formerly Canning Avenue c. 1910-1915 Looking North to Dundas Street.
28	Gordon´s Dairy and Watts Hardware and Electrical c. 1946 North side of Dundas Street west of Islington Burying Ground.
29	Six Points c. 1926 Looking west at the Six Points with Dundas Street in the foreground.
30	Highway # 27, November 1953 Looking north from Bloor Street, showing the T. Eaton farm at left. Credit Metropolitan Toronto Acc. S-1-22
31	Bloor and Islington c. 1918 Moorhouse family looking south west from this home on Aberfoyle Crescent to the corner of Bloor Street and Islington Avenue.
32	Bloor St c. 1917 Looking west on Bloor Street across the Mimico Creek which is east of Islington Avenue.
33	Bloor Street c. 1940´s North side of Bloor looking east at Brentwood.
33a	Royal York Road, south of Bloor Street c. 1920 Glenroy Avenue looking east from Royal York Road.
34	Christ Church, Royal York Road, Mimico Congregation founded in 1827. Built in 1889. Present building built in 1956.
34a	Rupert Steel´s Market Garden 1957 Looking south on North Queen Street towards the Queensway just west of Kipling.
35	Lakeshore Boulevard looking west from west of Royal York Road, c. 1917 Credit Metropolitan Toronto Library Acc. 966-1-2 From a photo loaned by Ontario Motor League - Toronto Club.
36	Almont Hotel, July 1953 N.W. corner of Kipling Avenue and Lakeshore Blvd. W. Credit: Metropolitan Toronto Library Acc. S 1-119
37	New Toronto Hotel, 1935 Located on the South West corner of Lakeshore Boulevard and 4th Street.
39	Capital Theatre, 1935 South East corner of Lakeshore Boulevard and 4th Street.
40	The ruins of the Old Mill, early 1900´s
40a	Loblaw Groceterias Co. Limited 1936

41	The Old Mill, early 1900´s
41a	Mason's Service Station South east corner of Lakeshore Boulevard and 12th Street.
42	"Woodlawn" The residence of Mr. and Mrs. George P. Wood. Islington 1980-1983
43	The Canadian Bank of Commerce. South West Corner of lakeshore Boulevard and 7th Street