Millbrook village centre

Queen’s Hotel Built by Art Throrn’s relatives Back to Image Library

Old truck in hole by Cavan Township Hall, Millbrook Back to Image Library

Interior of Dr Turner’s pharmacy Dr. Turner’s glass negative – Killian family own them Back to Image Library

Town Hall, Millbrook Back to Image Library

Mill dam flood Back to Image Library

Flood, King St., Smith’s Garage in background Back to Image Library

Flood on King St, Millbrook Back to Image Library

The flood of 1939 Back to Image Library

Flood, showing the Mill in the background Back to Image Library

Hamilton House Back to Image Library

Flood, water between Town Hall and Victoria Hotel Back to Image Library

Millbrook Junction. Raper’s Hotel and grain elevator in background Right rail to Linsday, left rail to Peterborough. G. Bolton Station Master. Mr. Stinson Station Master 1944 Back to Image Library

Raper’s Hotel Owned and operated by Mark and Henrietta Raper. Next owner Barney Page. Stood opposite the Medical Centre Back to Image Library

Horse and wagon looking east. Jean Burnham’s store in the background John Pitt delivered groceries for Burnham Store and delivered mail and commodities from the trains. Back to Image Library

Needler’s House on the Millpond Back to Image Library

King St, Millbrook, looking east Postcard Back to Image Library

King Street at the end of the war Back to Image Library

Town Hall, Millbrook Two copies one JPEG and one high resolution TIFF; Postcard addressed to Miss Hettie Vipond, Brooklyn, Ontario and reads: “Heartiest congratulations. I suppose you are the happiest girl around. I know a girl and a boy here who tried but – neither…

Marjorie Jelly (Sayle) as a young girl and Willowby Sayle in front of Sayle’s Bakery Back to Image Library

Millbrook Town Hall Originally a postcard. The steps of the Town Hall were modified in 1967. Back to Image Library