St. Thomas

Contains information about School and Association activities and about teachers at the school.

Booklet made to commemorate the one hundred year history of Wellington Street School in St. Thomas.

Souvenir copy of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers meeting in St. Thomas. Contains a historical sketch of St. Thomas as well as lots of local advertising and photographs.

A booklet about the history of Hog's Hollow, which was a community on the south-western outskirts of the city of St. Thomas.

Pilot's log book compiled by Captain Norman B. "Nipper" Scott, August 14, 1917 to November 25, 1918, detailing his training and service as a fighter pilot serving in England and France with the Royal Flying Corps/ Royal Air Force, Squadron 11 during the First World War.

A photograph album, likely compiled by Clara Moore Thompson, containing 212 photographs showing members of the Duncombe-Moore families, 1897-1904. Clara Kathleen Moore was born to Nelson Whitney Moore (N.W. Moore) and Mary Eliza Rebecca Duncombe on September 20, 1875. She married Peter McKinley Thompson in 1910, with whom she had at least one child: Mary. She died in 1958, and is buried at the Old English Cemetery.

Contains images and descriptions of St. Thomas and Port Stanley. Two sketches show the Kettle Creek Railway Bridge at St. Thomas and Invererie Heights at Port Stanley.  

Scrapbook made by Dorothy M. Mayer on the history of the Original Senior Citizens Club 37.

Illustrated with numerous photographs showing public buildings, businesses, residences and prominent citizens of St. Thomas, Ontario.

Booklet prepared to accompany the Nominal Roll presented at the reunion to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the departure of the 91st Battalion overseas.