Innisfil Historical Society

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: Mr. And Mrs. Tommy Graham; Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Graham's home.

: Mr. And Mrs. V. Leonard'S Home; Mr. and Mrs. V. Leonard's home.

: Mr. And Mrs. Wesley Hindle; Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Hindle's home.

: Mr. And Mrs. Wilbert Dermott'S Butcher Shop; Butcher shop.

: Mr. And Mrs. Wilbert Trotter; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Trotter's home.

: Mr. And Mrs. Wilmot (Bill) Ferrier'S Home; Photo of the exterior of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot (Bill) Ferrier's home in Cookstown. It is a large two-storey house with a covered front porch and awnings over the three windows on the front of the house. It is made of brick and has a hip and valley style roof with decorative gables. There is snow on the front lawn. The home is located on 8 Wellington Street and was built sometime after the lot was purchased in 1867 by Andrew Ferrier.

: Mr. Clarence Wood; Clarence Wood and Elizabeth (Bessie) Wood, only brother-in-law and neice of Mrs. Edna (Bateman) Allan Wood, Elizabeth (Bessie), IHS773

: Mr. Clifford Carscadden; Mr. Clifford Carscadden, first customer at new Credit Union. From page 51 of the Stroud Tweedsmuir History, Vol. 11., IHS3382-60A

: Mr. Clifford Carscadden; Mr. Clifford Carscadden, first customer at new Credit Union. From page 51 of the Stroud Tweedsmuir History, Vol. 11., IHS3382-60A

: Mr. Couse Presents Another Prize To Winner Of A Float; Cookstown Centennial Celebration - page 10

: Mr. David Marwood; Mr. David Marwood - Queen St. - N/S In front of Masonic Hall.

: Mr. E. Jackson and Daughter; Mr. Ed Jackson and his daughter Evelyn (later Mrs. E. Cairns), in front of the old blacksmith's shop. Mr. Jackson is wearing a suit, tie, and hat typical of the 1940s and Evelyn, an infant, is dressed in a coat and hat., IHS936

: Mr. Eby'S Store

: Mr. Elbert Nixon'S Shop; Mr. Elbert Nixon's shop.

: Mr. Elbert Nixon's Building; Black-and-white photograph showing a partially collapsed wooden structure surrounded by piles of debris. A large amount of timber and roofing material lies in the foreground. A man stands near the rubble, and an adjacent intact building with a bell tower remains standing. Demolished building identified as a structure formerly owned by Elbert Nixon.

: Mr. Elgin Lee; Mr. Elgin Lee., IHS110

: Mr. Findlay At The Lake; Mr. Findlay at the Lake.

: Mr. Findlay'S Flower Garden; Mr. Findlay's Flower Garden.

: Mr. Finlay And Miss Spence; (child) Ralph Broley

: Mr. Frank Hounsome'S Home; Mr. Frank Hounsome's home.

: Mr. George Thompson; Mr. George Thompson.

: Mr. Harold Sheppard 1920; Bell Ewart 1920 This was first car owned by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sheppard (Jenny Maud) (Jean) Car: Willies Overland Model 90. Mr. Harold Sheppard sitting behind steering wheel of car Automobiles, IHS688

: Mr. Harry Couse Presents A Prize; Cookstown Centennial Celebration - page 10

: Mr. Henry Sheppard 1918; Bell Ewart 1918 Picture. Mr. Henry Sheppard on right, Mr. Penn on left. Mr. Henry Sheppard is Mr. Harold Sheppard's father., IHS687

: Mr. Henry Sheppard 1924; Mr. Henry Sheppard - this was Mr. Harold Sheppard's father. He died in 1933. He lived on Lot 733, Plan 96, Bell Ewart, IHS685

: Mr. Howard Cooper; Mr. Howard Cooper with his horse and sleigh

: Mr. J.R. Couse'S Shed; Mr. J.R. Couse's shed.

: Mr. Jack Edney; Interior of Drugstore Mr Jack Edney - Druggist

: Mr. James A. Jamieson; Mr. James Alexander Jamieson, father of Mr. Neville Jamieson. His father was a farmer, and he attended Upper Canada College. He was born in 1857., IHS1740s

: Mr. James Reid; Mr. James Reid, grandfather to Mrs. Dorothy Reid Jackson, a studio picture., IHS949

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