Original BEALL SCRAPBOOKS

A collection of photos, newspaper/magazine clippings and typewritten letters/pages.
The Beall Collection held at the Lindsay branch comes from these scrapbooks.

Page # Description of item
1. – 15. Newspaper clippings, typewritten letters, poetry etc. and printed memorabilia (cards, programs)
16. Large postcard or photo, “Union School, Lindsay ON”, no Beall plate found, see pg.50 of Lindsay and Victoria County Old Home Week - 1946
17. Official opening program for the addition (1957) to the County of Victoria Home for the Aged; artist’s rendering on the front page.
A card “Oath of Allegiance” to Queen Elizabeth II on the occasion of her coronation, signed by Geo. Beall
18. 8 items: photos; Lindsay public schools, c. 1940. Schools are: East Ward (Beall plate 115), Separate (Beall plate 116) , Central (Beall plates 117, 118) South Ward (Beall plate 119), North Ward, Beall plate 120.
Loose photos are of the North Ward school, not in Beall collection and the interior of the curling rink before the use of artificial ice, Beall plate 148
20. 1 item: photo of Lindsay Men’s Club, c. 1905. Names are hand-written on the page: Milburn Sylvester, Peter Kennedy, Geo. Beall, Frank Taylor, Boyd Sylvester, Wes. Greer, C.D. Dyke, Arthur Hunt, Lorne Campbell, Chief of Police Chilton, Arthur Parkin, Geo. Brady, Arthur Simpson, Howard Clemes, W. Brown, J. Baker, Fred Begg, Jack Fullerton, R. Hadden, Dr. Day, “Packy” McFarland, Felix Forbert. Not in Beall collection.
21. 2 items: newspaper clipping, Lindsay Post, dated Sept.4.1968 of north side of Kent St. W. and Cambridge St.; newspaper clipping, Fenelon Falls, Mar.20.1952, “Vanishing Landmark” regarding the demolition of what was once known as Brown’s Tavern.
22. 2 items: newspaper clippings, undated and un-named, regarding early days in Fenelon Falls
23. 1 item: newspaper clipping, Lindsay Daily Post, Oct.20.1954, regarding Hurricane Hazel’s trip through Lindsay.
24. 1 item: Full front page, Watchman-Warder, July.31.1957, includes sketch of Lindsay’s first school (see notes of page 135 below)
25. blank
26. 3 items: photos; Lindsay” looking SE” (no reference point given), Beall plate 010; Lindsay “looking SE from Adelaide St. N. & Henley St.”, Beall plate 011.; Walker’s Dept. store, “The old Dundas & Flavelle store after re-modeling 1966”, Beall plate 068
27. – 30. Misc. magazine articles and photos.
31. Photo of house built by Sheriff Neil McDougall, NW corner of Albert & Bond (once known as Waverly Ave.) Sts., Beall plate 253. This page includes newspaper or magazine clippings of article about Neil McDougall.
32. – 36. Newspaper and magazine clippings, including letters from Sgt. John McCrea; handwritten notes; typed letters. On page 36, photos of Squire McDonnell and/or his house look to have been removed from scrapbook.
37. 2 items: photos; Richard Sylvester home, at NW corner of Peel St. & Victoria Ave., photo taken looking NW from just north of the intersection of Cambridge & Kent Sts., Beall plate 139; numbered and labeled panorama of early Lindsay looking approx. eastward showing the Ingles planing mill, Baptist church, Presbyterian church, Roman Catholic church & convent, post office, town hall, Beall plate 009
38. 2 items: photos; panorama of early Lindsay, perhaps looking approx. NW, with what looks like the old Courthouse, Beall plate 006; numbered and labeled panorama of Lindsay, looking approx. SE showing Fee Motors at Kent and Cambridge Sts., the Sylvester plant, house belonging to Dr. Crowe in 1961, R.S. Porter, Union school grounds, hotel at Victoria Ave. & Glenelg St. (Moose hall in 1961), Beall plate 008
39. 2 items: photos; numbered and labeled rooftop photo looking approx. SE showing Bannon’s hotel on Lindsay St., St. Mary’s church, rooftop of Bank of V.C. or U.C. (?) that was later the Bank of Montreal at Russell & Mill Sts., Beall plate 121; numbered and labeled photo, captioned “Photo in the late 1800’s”, from rooftop looking WNW of parade on Kent St. with George Mathews house, Lindsay Collegiate and the post office. Also shows some local business signs – Ray & Co., A. Campbell, Beale plates 005, 045
40. 2 items: photos; “printed wrong way around” of the “Iron bridge” of the Grand Trunk railway over the Scugog river looking from south to north, with railway pumphouse used to supply trains with water, taken c. 1890, Beall plate 235; numbered and labeled photo of Russell St. taken from east side of Scugog river looking west with St. Mary’s church, St. Paul’s church, Thomas Beall home on Albert St., Lindsay Collegiate Institute, post office, taken between 1880 & 1890, Beall plate 024
41. 2 items: postcard of the S.S. Esturion; photo of the S.S. Esturion which took 2 round trips daily between Lindsay & Bobcaygeon, taken at Bobcaygeon c. 1890, Beall plates 237, 257

42. 2 items: photos; Haliburton village c. 1897, Beall plate 271; Minden c. 1897, photo is damaged, Beall plate 270. Location and direction photos not given.
43. 2 items: photos; Fenelon Falls, both are of the falls and the mill, with a building housing the following businesses – Sandford Carriage Works, W.H. Walsh Woollen Mill, a Stone & Roller grist mill, harness shop, horse-shoeing & general jobbing, Beall plates 268, 269.
44. 2 items: printed picture of Port Perry c. 1852, Beall plate 266; photo of Fenelon Falls c. 1900 of bridge, looking northward, Beall plate 267.
45. 2 items: photo taken at the lower dock at Sturgeon Pt. of “Palace Scow” that was towed behind steamboats for picnickers, 1890-1895, Beall plate 259; print of the “Victoria”, built c. 1867, “commanded by Capt. Rose ran between Lindsay and Buckhorn towing scows laden with lumber from the latter place to Lindsay where it was reladen on cars and sent on to Port Hope where it was transferred to sailing schooners for Oswego, the “Victoria’s run took a whole day each way”, Beall plate 240
46. 7 items: photo of “Palace Scow”, 1890’s, Beall plate 239; print of the “Kenosha” originally called the “Crandella” and built by Capt. Crandell in the 1890’s, Beall 242; a smaller copy of the “Victoria” (see pg. 45), Beall plate 240; photo of the “Esturion” docked near P.J. Hurley’s electric elevator, Bobcaygeon, caption reads ““Esturion”- Mossom Boyd – 2 trips a day Lindsay to Bobcaygeon”, Beall plate 238; photo of the “Esturion”, underway, Beall plate 262, shown with Str Manita; 2 prints of steamship “Manita” from different vantage points at the upper wharf at Sturgeon Pt., 1897, Beall plates 262, 263. This ship ran from Lindsay to Coboconk and was owned by Charles Burgoyne of Fenelon Falls.
47. 4 items: photo of the “Eva”, Beall plate 260; photo of the Sturgeon Point Regatta, Beall plate 264; photo of the “Esturion”, 1890’s, Beall plate 243; newspaper clipping from the Bobcaygeon Independent 1878/09/20 with article about the regatta.
48. 7 items: newspaper clipping showing Sturgeon Point shoreline and the Sturgeon Point Hotel (burned down in 1893), at the time of the first regatta, Beall plate 256; print of Sturgeon Pt. & unknown steamship, Beall plate 257; clipping of article about Commodore George Crandell; print “Lake scene near Lindsay”, Beall plate 211; photo of the lower dock at Sturgeon Pt., 1890’s, Beall plate 261; print of the steamer “Crandella”, 1892, Beall plate 241; postcard, colourized, of the “Esturion”, Beall plate 257 (see pg. 41).
49. – 57. Newspaper clippings, postcards, handwritten notes highlighting local history.
58. 1 item: photo; “the oldest house, as in 1926, No. 6 Mary St. East., built by Owen Corrigan, 1853, (now bricked over)”, Beall plate 134.
59. – 63. Newspaper clippings, mostly undated highlighting local history.
64. Newspaper clipping, no date: a list of names and businesses found in the first Lindsay telephone directory, 1883. Bank of Montreal, V. Bowerman, A. Campbell, Canadian Express Co., Court House, Dominion Bank, J.R. Dundas, Dundas & Flavelle Bros., J.D. Flavelle, Great Northwestern Telegraph Co., Jas. Hamilton, Hudspeth & Jackon (sp.?), C. H. Lloyd, Midland Railway, A. McDonnell, Needler & Sadler, R. Sylvester, F.C. Taylor, Wallace & Dundas, J.W. Wallace.
65. 2 items: newspaper clippings, no dates, with photos; first can be seen in Beall plates 063, 064; second contains drawings of 4 C.L. Baker buildings and accompanying article. See Beall plates 027,149 and page 36 of Bless these walls, LACAC
66. 2 items: photos; the deserted CNR Lindsay station in 1962, Beall plate 251; the empty sidings in front of this station, no Beall plate found.
67. – 69. Newspaper clippings highlighting local history.
70. 6 items: colour postcard of Baptist church, Lindsay, Beall plate 108; early print of Lindsay firehall, Beall plate 071; colour postcard of CPR station, Lindsay, Beall plate 250; colourized postcard of Lindsay dock, an unnamed ship and McDonnell home in background, Beall plate 244; colourized postcard of early Victoria Park, Beall plate 083; colourized postcard of Lindsay public library, Carnegie portion only, Beall plate 081
71. Newspaper clipping dated Jan.15.1964 highlighting history of Watchman-Warder.
72. 3 items: photo of the Beall building after re-modelling by Agnew-Surpass in 1965, Beall plate 067. 2 newspaper clippings, local history.
73. 2 items: postcard of post office, Lindsay, on Kent St. W., Beall plate 075; colourized postcard of GTR depot, Lindsay, Beall plate 248
74. 3 items: newspaper clipping of local history; prints of Sadler, Dundas & Co.’s mill and S.G. Parkin’s mills, Beall plate 229. Includes a newspaper clipping of a reprinted photo of what is believed to be the original Purdy’s Mill, Beall plate 205
75. 7 items: print of Court House, Lindsay before 1880, Beall plate 079; photo of Butler hotel, later Fee’s garage, Beall plate 058; print of County jail, before 1880, Beall plate 078; photo of the SE corner of Cambridge & Russell Sts., once home to Mr. Lamont (1890-1900’s), later owned by Q.Gamble, Beall plate 143; photo of Ross Memorial Hospital with new wing opened in 1961, Beall plate 082; photo of Russell St., east from Cambridge St, Beall plate 146.; photo of SE corner of Cambridge & Russell Sts. Houses were demolished for the new post office and parking lot in 1963, Beall plate 145

76. 5 items: photos showing the aftermath of a fire in 1902 that started at the back of Sutcliffe’s store on Kent St., northward to Peel St., Beall plates 166 to 170.
77. 2 items: print of the Dovey Lumber and Shingle Mill (located on the east side of the Scugog river, opposite Bond &/or Francis Sts.), said to be destroyed by a boiler explosion on Oct.19.1889, Beall plate 164; photo of a “double header” locomotive (nameplate might read Shedden), built in 1872 at Bristol England. Ran between Toronto and Uxbridge, Beall plate 249
78. 3 items: photo of a train collision on Victoria Ave. in Lindsay where 2 locomotives piled one on top of the other, Beall plate 179; a newspaper clipping of the incident, with an engraving of the original photo; photo of 142 Lindsay St., home where J.K.L. Ross was born to Jas. Ross (the Ross of Ross Memorial Hospital), Beall plate 140. Also appearing on this page is some hand-written text about Ross Sr. and his father, Capt. John Ross.
79. 6 items: print of train wreck on Victoria Ave. looking from north to south, Beall plate 180; print of same train wreck, looking from west side of Victoria St. eastward, cars pushed towards the homes, Beall plate 181; 4 photos of the train “Midland” near Agincourt, caught in the snow storm of January 1918, Beall plates 182 to 185.
80. 5 items: photos of train wreck on the GTR line, Lindsay to Toronto, near Ops station June.18.1919, Beall plates 188 to 192
81. – 82. 7 items: aerial photographs of Lindsay; one copyrighted 1919, another dated 1953, Beall plates 016, 017/018/019 (same photo) in Beall scrapbook are one postcard & one enlargement, 020, 021, 022, 023
83. 6 items: photos with page heading “Lindsay Riverside Cemetery – 1919”, Beall plates 151, 152, 153, 208, 213 (poor quality reproduction), one scrapbook photo very blurred.
84. 3 items: pencil sketch by W.A. Goodwin, noted as “Children’s Camp. Elbow (?) Point Aug.27th 1882” initialed “W.A. G”. On the back is handwritten “Note the old bridge Lindsay St. South – (near Cemetery), Beall plate 233; 2 photos of Scugog river, Beall plates 209, 210.
85. Newspaper clippings, undated, local history.
86. 3 items: photo of downtown Lindsay at night, long lines of lightbulbs, Beall plate 062;. 2 photos of Kent St. “after hurican of “, undated, presumed to be 1954, Beall plates 197, 200
87. 2 event programs: Ross Memorial hospital official opening of new addition; St Andrew’s Presbyterian church memorial service for King George VI
88. 5 items: 4 photos, from different locations, along Scugog river, Beall plates 151, 215, 217, 228 (originals much better quality); newspaper clipping Lindsay Post Dec.7.1967, Beall plate 051
89. Front page of Watchman-Warder newspaper, headlining the centennial of Lindsay. Dated July.1.1957.
90. Envelope addressed to G.W. Beall contains a small card; illustration of “The Elms Farm Ops 1866”, noted to be a copy of a sketch made in Aug. 1866 by G.E. Thompson. The date written over the door of the sketched log cabin is 1851.
91. – 92. 3 items: annual report Lindsay Hydro-Electric commission; Ross Memorial hospital “programme of opening” Nov.20.1902 and cornerstone laying ceremony May4.1960 and official opening ceremony of addition Dec.10.1960
93. Newspaper clipping, local history.
94. – 96. Blank pages
97. – 98. 2 items: newspaper clippings with illustrations showing businesses and buildings owned by Charles L. Baker, Beall plates 027 (notation pointing to the building reads “demolished in 1959”), 149 (notation pointing to the building at the corner of Kent and Cambridge Sts. reads “Blackwell Bldg.”), 150
99. Newspaper clipping detailing the robbery of the G.W. Beall jewelry store in 1884.
100. 2 items: typed letter and newspaper clipping of meteorological information asked for by G.W. Beall and then written about in editorial.
101. – 102. 9 items: paper memorabilia of the Beall family enterprises eg, receipts, calling cards, business envelope, letterhead.
103. 2 items: page from “Souvenir of Lindsay”, showing Dundas & Flavelle Bro’s store, originally G.W Beall jewellery store, Beall plate 049; photo of Beall store from 1897, Beall plate 048.
104. Further printed information about the robbery of the Beall store, dated 1884 and 1885, including a handbill offering a $500 reward for return/recovery of goods stolen.
105. – 106. 5 items: exterior photos of Beall store(1 with Herbert and George Beall and unnamed female, no Beall plate, see photocopy in Citizens-Beall family file) and interior photos(George Beall, K.McAskill & Ursula Bell) photos of the Beall store, before and after 1912 (old building demolished to make room for a new one), Beall plates 278, 279, 281, 283
107. – 108. Paper memorabilia – Geo. Beall Co. golden anniversary announcement; newspaper clippings advertising G.W. Beall store.
109. Newspaper clippings of letters to the editor by G.W. Beall

110. Canadian Horological Institute correspondence, 1899-1904, plus 2 magazine pages also of horological interest.
111. – 112. Newspaper clippings and magazine pages by or about G.W. Beall, plus 2 pieces of business correspondence.
113. 5 items: photos showing Beall homes: Cambridge St.,Beall plates 142 & 284; Glenelg St., Beall plate 286, and Albert St., Beall plate 287; 1 photo of Beall memorial headstone, Beall plate 277. 1 pen and ink sketch of Glenelg St. home, Beall plate 285.
114. Newspaper clippings pertaining to George W. Beall.
115. – 116. Newspaper clippings pertaining to the Beall family. Beall family crest with motto, “ Vincula temno”.
117. – 118. Newspaper clipping pertaining to Beall family business. 3 landscape photos, not found in Beall collection. Drawing of Beall family crest by Dorothy Meath. Interior photo of Beall store, Beall plate 280.
119. – 120. Newspaper clippings pertaining to Beall family business.
121. – 122. Blank pages
123. Newspaper clippings; Hugo Beall, editorial written by Mrs. F.W. Barr (Alice Crandell)
124. Blank page
125. – 126. Cambridge Street United church, dedication program; newspaper clipping St. Andrews church
127. – 128. 4 items: “Series of 3 views of Lindsay taken from east of river looking west and from south end.” Beall plates 007, 014, 015; 4th photo features Queen’s Hotel, Beall plate 128.
129. – 130. 2 items: hand-drawn map of Lindsay, Beall plate 012; photo of “Carrs Hotel – Wm. St. – Carr driving (O’Connor & Greatorex (sp.?) wagon shop to the south, about 1890” (does not appear in Beall collection, see photo #32, pre-Beall scrapbook).
131. 3 items: original (?) watercolour (?) of old bridge, “As in 1865 – from memory- by W.A. Goodwin., pre-Beall scrapbook #92, Beall plate 234 is a rougher pen and ink sketch; hand-drawn sketch of north side of Kent St., Beall plate 029; small photo of “later bridge”, pre-Beall scrapbook #90, not found in Beall collection.
132. 2 items: hand-drawn sketch of northwest corner of Kent & William Sts., Beall plate 037; hand-drawn (original?) pen and ink “As in 1865, from memory G.W.B.”, Beall plate 234.
133. 5 items: pen and ink drawing of Bank of Upper Canada, Beall plate 085; pen and ink drawing of the Ontario Bank, Beall plate 086; print of Montreal bank, date hand-written 1892, Beall plate 088; print of Ontario bank, date hand-written 1892, Beall plate 084; print of Bank of Montreal and residence of J.A. Paddon, Beall plate 093 – the caption on the plate is actually the bottom half of a notation in the scrapbook between the two prints of the Montreal bank. It should read completely “Built originally – 1876 – for the “Merchants Bank”, Wm. Hamilton, agent, and of Montreal – 1878 – Campbell Sweeney being the first “Manager” of that institution in Lindsay”
134. 5 items: handwritten listing of banks and managers, starting in 1854 to 1897. Pen and ink drawing of the first Bank of Montreal “agency”, 1861, Beall plate 087. 3 photos of Bank of Montreal, Beall plates 089, 090 and 091. Undated newspaper clipping about history of Bank of Montreal.
135. 3 items: print of Collegiate Institute, Lindsay, hand-dated 1892; pen and ink drawing of “first grammar school, Wm. Daunt first teacher, built – 1852”, not in Beall collection, can be found in Lindsay Old Home Week 1924, pg.63; pen and ink drawing of the Lindsay grammar or Union school, built in 1863, demolished in 1921. The notation reads “The Grammar school occupied but one room only – southwest corner – ground floor. Staff consisted of one teacher only – Mr. Robert Hudspeth about 25 pupils”, no Beall plate found.
136. 4 items: 3 pen and ink drawings of Lindsay streetscapes, Beall plates 030, 031, 032. 1 photo of William St., looking north, hand-dated 1863, Beall plate 028 (see notes, page 140)
137. 2 items: 2 pen and ink drawings of Lindsay streetscapes, Beall plates 034, 036.
138. 5 items: 4 small mounted photos: Beall plates 033, 123, 124, 155. A fifth photo of oxen, cart and unknown men is Beall plate 265. It is labelled there and in Watson Kirkconnell’s County of Victoria Centennial History as being Omemee. There is however nothing in the Beall scrapbook to verify this.
139. 2 items: Lindsay streetscape photos, Beall plates 025,028
140. 3 items: Lindsay streetscape photos, Beall plates 025,028,(hand-dated 1862, see notes for page 136) &122 (dated 1864)
141. 1 photo: with hand-written notation “Lindsay in 1870 – North and East of Wellington St. Bridge”, Beall plate 236
142. 2 items: Kent St., Beall plate 039; Beall plate 157. Neither are dated in scrapbook
143. 2 items: re-print of sketch, Beall plate 212; photo of Court House, 1892, with Thomas Matchett pointed out, Beall plate 080
144. 1 item: full page photo, Beall plate 158; Lindsay welcomes back its heroes of the Battle of Batoche, a decisive battle of the Northwest Rebellion, with evergreen arches across the street and evergreen trees lining the street, lights in all storefronts and upper apartments and church and tower bells ringing (as described in Beall scrapbook). Also see The Daily Warder, May.1.1909, “Return of the Heroes from the Battle of Batoche”

145. 5 items: photos joined into one panoramic view of Lindsay taken from atop Lindsay Collegiate Institute, looking north and swinging eastward and then southward. Beall plates 001,002 with 003 & 004 being created from 3 photos; “Panorama of Lindsay from the Collegiate Institute in the late ‘nineties”.
146. 1 photo “Welcome MacKenzie”,hand-written “Reception for Alexander Mackenzie 1874-8”, Beall plate 156.
147. 4 items: pages look to be from “Souvenir of Lindsay”, Beall plates 040,041,042,043.
148. 5 items: pictures from newspaper (one has “The Globe, Toronto, Saturday, May 21, 1892 at the top) of Lindsay businesses; Beall plates 044,045,046,047,247.
149. 2 items: photo of Howes circus parade, Beall plate 162; rooftop view“Welcome Brethren” dated 1888, Beall plate 161
150. 2 items: 2 rooftop views of Lindsay; Beall plates 163,060
151. 2 items: Lindsay streetscenes, Beall plates 130,131
152. 3 items: 2 photos of McDonnell house on the river, Beall plates 221,222; rooftop view Kent St., looking west from corner of Albert St., dated 1922, Beall plate 013.
153. 6 items: pages look to be from “Souvenir of Lindsay”, Beall plates 050,052,222,132,133,147.
154. 2 items: photos of Kent St.; looking east, 1902, Beall plate 053; looking west, 1914, Beall plate 055.
155. 5 items: pages look to be from “Souvenir of Lindsay”, Beall plates 137,138,224,229. The fifth page is of the Victoria Curling Club and not found in the Beall collection.
156. 2 items: streetscene photos of William St., looking south and north; Beall plates 056,057
157. 2 items: streetscene photos, Kent St.: “Old Home Week”, 1924, Beall plate 195; “ 12th July – 1890- Kent St. looking W – before clock in P.O. tower”, Beall plate 165
158. 2 items: streetscene photos, Kent St., looking west; Beall plates 174,176
159. 2 items: streetscene photos, Kent St., looking west; Beall plates 062,186
160. 2 items: streetscene photos, Kent St., looking west; Beall plates 054,187
161. 3 items: pen and ink sketches: Post office, Beall plate 073; “1864 Lindsay St., looking north to Kent St.?, Beall plate 035; Registry office – 1856, Beall plate 077
162. 1 item: photo of Post Office on Kent St., Beall plate 076. Notation under photo reads “ Lindsay Post Office. Built 1889 – occupied 20 Feb’y 1890. Contractor – Pat’k Navin of Kingston. The first bit of “permanent” or “cement paving” done in Lindsay. The pavement has never been taken up or repaired – to date 1933 – only one crack in it. Otherwise as good as new after over 40 years wear. Quite a contrast to local work. Clock installed 1916.”
163. 2 items: photos, laying cornerstone of Lindsay Armoury, July 12, 1913, Beall plates 171,172; scrapbook has hand-written list of people in the photos, numbers corresponding with those seen on the photos.
164. 2 photos: 109th Battalion, winter of 1915-16, Beall plate 175; laying of corner stone of the Arsenal in 1916, Beall plate 173 (please note that the notation at the top of this photo is actually for Beall plate 175, as 175 is placed above 173 on the scrapbook page.)
165. 3 items: sketch, photo and picture from perhaps “Souvenir of Lindsay”; sketch of ”first Methodist church in Lindsay, built 1840, government reservation was secured 1838”, the small building beside it “First public school building in Lindsay 1834 and still standing (1920) on the south side of Wellington St., first building west of William St., used by the Methodists on Sunday as a meeting house for services to the building of their own church”, Beall plate 110; photo of Methodist church in 1919, Beall plate 111; picture of Cambridge St. Methodist church and parsonage, built in 1871, enlarged in 1887, Beall plate 114.
166. 4 items: pen and ink sketch, 2 pictures, 1 small photo: “ old St Pauls – 1860”, Beall plate 094; Queen St. Methodist church, Beall plate 112; St Paul’s Church (Anglican), Beall plate 097; Presbyterian church, Beall plate 106
167. 2 items: photos, Old St. Paul’s, “Photo by Fowler & Co. – 1887”, Beall plate 096; ”Interior of old St. Paul’s church, Christmas 1884”, Beall plate 095 (notation a top of plate “Photo by Fowler…” goes with 096)
168. 3 items: pen and ink sketches and 1 picture perhaps from “Souvenir of Lindsay”: Canada Presbyterian Church, Beall plate 103; “St Andrews church – Francis St., built of white brick”, Beall plate 104 (building committee listed – Neil McDougall, O.J. McKay, James Heap, John McFadden, John McLennan, Bradley Morey); “St. Andrew’s Church – William St. opened 2nd January 1887 by Principal Grant of Wueens University Kingston”, Beall plate 105
169. 4 items: 1 business card, 2 photos, 1 postcard: business card reads “Sign of the big padlock – Keenan’s block, Kent St., Lindsay. T. Foley & Co., Hardware” with photo of St Mary’s church without the spire “as in 1865”, Beall plate 098; St Mary’s church with convent, Beall plate 102; Loretto convent, “opened 1874, built by Father Stafford, destroyed by fire 1884”, Beall plate 099; St Mary’s church and convent, Beall plate 101 (this is an older view; note the newly planted trees and picket fence; 102 is the newer photo with established trees and brick fence)
170. 2 items: photo of St. Joseph’s convent, dated 1890, Beall plate 126; photo, burned shell of Loretto convent, Beall plate 100

171. 3 items: 1 pen and ink sketch, 1 picture perhaps from “Souvenir of Lindsay”, 1 photo: first Baptist church in Lindsay, built 1867, opened Ja’y 1968, Beall plate 107; Baptist church “Built by the “Bible Christian” 1883 and used by them until 1885 when, upon the amalgamation of that body with the Methodists, it was purchased by the Baptists”, Beall plate 109; Queen St. United Church “rear view”, Beall plate 113.
172. 2 items: Programs from the centennia
l of Lindsay Collegiate Institute, October 9th, 1954 173. 1 item: Lindsay streetscape photograph of Kent St.: beautifully clear photo of Kent St., looking WSW from a high point just east of York St., on the north side of Kent St.,” Lindsay – 1920”, Beall plate 193. Caption on back of plate “We welcome our visitors” is not in the scrapbook.
174. Lindsay streetscape photograph of Kent St.: almost the same vantage point as above photo, funeral of Sir Sam Hughes, August 26.1921.
175. Hand-written Beall family tree.
176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182 Many notes on Beall family history, with postcards, photos, magazine articles, letters and pen and ink sketches of St. Blazey in Cornwall. None are found in the Beall collection.
183. 5 items: photos of Beall homes in Lindsay, Beall plate 289; the rest are different views of Beall plate 288
184. 1 item: large photo of Beall home in Lindsay, Beall plate 288, “1898 Carol on railing Mother in doorway”
185. 6 items: small photos in collage, look to be from magazine: Beall plates 292, 293, 294, 295, 296, 297
186. 4 items: photos, Beall plates 290, 291, 295, 298
187. 1 item: photo collage of the 1909 Lindsay Midgets Intermediate OHA Champions, winners of the Dunlop trophy. Names of players and management – Ken Randal, B. Newton, H.B. Clemes, Leon Koyl, C. Sullivan, C.M. Squires, A. Lorne Campbell, AQ.G. Simpson, L.R. Knight, F. Taylor, F. Cotey or Cote, H. Abercrombie, Dr. W.J. Brown, W. Stoddard, R. Bloomfield, no Beall plate.
188. 4 items: small photos; fire at hotel, 1941, 1st door west of post office, Beall plate 204 ; Daly House – Elsmure Hotel – A & P store and in 1941, F.W. Woolworth Co., Beall plate 065; Kent St. at Lindsay St., looking west, 1890’s, Beall plate 038; photo of the north-east corner of Kent and Victoria, looking NNE, before library was built, town hall on the far right, Beall plate 125
189. 5 items: photos, all of tornado damage in Lindsay, 1938: Beall plates 197,198, 201, 202, 203
190. 2 items: photos of tornado damage in Lindsay, 1938: Beall plates 199, 200
191. Program from the opening of the Bed-Patient Wing of the Cty. of Victoria Home for the Aged, Nov.29.1967 192-196 Blank
197. 3 items: 2 photos of Henry and Maria Hicks, not in Beall collection. Her newspaper obituary (died 1884) and his black-edged funeral invitation.
198. 4 items: 1 pen and ink drawing of Hick family homestead near Columbus ON; 2 photos of Henry and Maria Hicks headstones
199. 1 photo: James Beall, Beall plate 272
200. 4 items: 1 funeral invitation, Joanna Beall; 1 photo of Joanna Parsons Beall, with newspaper obituary; newspaper obituary for Martha Parsons of St Balzey Gate, a cousin.
201. 3 items: photos; Thomas Beall, Beall plate 274; Mary Ann Hicks Beall, Beall plate 275; photo of Thomas and Mary Ann Beall, 1909, Beall plate 276
202. 6 items: original baptismal certificate of Thomas Beall, son of James and Joanna Beall, dated 4 June 1828 (broken into 3 pieces); a hand-written letter on lined paper certifying the marriage of Thomas Beall and Mary Ann Hicks in 1849; photo of Beall home, Beall plate 289; photo of Beall family memorial/headstone, Beall plate 277; newspaper clippings re diamond anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Beall; newspaper clipping, obituary of Thomas Beall.
203. 5 items: 2 photos, 3 newspaper clippings, 1 magazine article; both photos are of the Ogemah, one on dry land, the other in the water, Beall plates 245, 246; wedding notice for Carol Beall and C.A. Thompson, 1927; obituary for Herbert P. Beall, 1913; death notice for Emma Francis Pelton Beall, 1923; from “The Canadian Horticulturist”, article about Thomas Beall 204. Miscellaneous clippings, postcards, personal letters 205, 206, 207 Blank
208. 1 item: original sepia photo of Kent St., looking west; note on back says possibly about 1890, Beall plate 159. 209, 210, 211, 212, 213 Blank
214. 2 items: newpaper clippings; photo of Lindsay centennial taken in front of Town Hall, with officials and businessmen; photo purported to be of “Decoration Day” in the 1890’s with the Odd Fellows lined up on Lindsay St., south of Ridout St., in front of the Bannan’s Hotel. No date given of either clipping.

215. 2 items: photos; Cambridge and Francis Sts., SW corner dated 1877, Beall plate 141; backyards with Courthouse in background, Beall plate 122 (see note at pg. 140, this photo appears twice in scrapbook, first dated 1864 and here as “previous to 1877”)
216. 5 items: photos; rooftop view of Kent St., looking west from the Kent and Cambridge Sts.intersection (building on north side of Kent St.), Beall plate 061; Albert St. looking south from Bond St., Beall plate 129; original post office on Lindsay St., Beall plate 072; 84 Wellington St., Beall plate 144; post office before clock tower and neighbouring businesses to the west (Paterson & Co.- syndicate store, Windsor Hotel – T.J. Overend, proprietor), Beall plate 074
217. 2 items: photos; Old Mill and lock gates is noted on Beall plate 206 but no notation in scrapbook; “Delivery Day” – Sylvester Manufacturing Co’y 1887”, Beall plate 160
218. 6 items: river scenes; photo taken from across the Scugog river, showing the back of Queen St. United church, Beall plate 220; “As is 1918”, plate 217; Beall plates 216, 219, 225, 230.
219. 6 items: photos; “From the “Bluff” – South end St Peter St. – 1918”, sharp resolution whereas Beall plate 127 is a poor copy - compare to Beall plate 212, sketch done in 1881, notation says “same point of observation”; “From the old cemetery – east end of Durham St. across the river”, Beall plate 154; river and railway view with good resolution, Beall plate 207 is not as sharp & may be incorrectly labelled as to location, see Friends binder Vol.1 #37b for better photocopy and location; “Flavelle elevator”, Beall plate 227; “1918”, Beall plates 226 & 232
220. 6 items: photos/postcards; 2 photos, different views of the Duke of Devonshire’s visit to Lindsay, May.9.1918, Beall plates 177,178; “Swing bridge and locks, Scugog River, Lindsay Ont.”, Beall plate 231; “On the Scugog River, Lindsay Ont.”, Beall plate 214; Kent St. at old Town Hall, looking west, Beall plate 059; Old mill and grain elevator on Scugog river “1918”, Beall plate 218
221. 1 item: photo; “July 1st 1924 – Old Home Week”, Beall plate 195
222. 2 items: full page pencil sketch and photo: “The Old “Drill Shed” south west corner Kent & Victoria Avenue Lindsay as it looked in 1867 Sketched from memory in May 1905 G.W.B.”, across the street is noted “Mrs. Stevens music teacher” and further down the road is “Gregory Harness Maker”, no Beall plate found; “July1st 1924 – Old Home Week”, Beall plate 195 (comparable resolution to scrapbook photo.)
223. 2 items: copies of program from St. Paul’s Anglican church, Lindsay
224. 1 copy of annual report from St. Paul’s Anglican church, Lindsay
225, 226, 227, 228 Blank
229. 8 items: newspaper clippings of the death of George Washington Beall
230. 3 items: photostatic copy of article from The Leader-Post Regina Thursday January 26 1961 regarding the system of a mechanical draw for curling bonspiels created by Dr. George Beall; full page of Lindsay Daily Post, Apr.6.1933 regarding the 70th anniversary of Beall’s store with photos of Thomas Beall, George W. Beall, George G. Beall and George M. Beall; large black & white photograph of “one of the India based Liberator squadrons with Eastern Air Command’s Strategic Air Force…” with W/C Hugo Beall (RCAF photo)
231. 5 items: large photograph of W/C H.R.M. Beall turning over command of his Liberator squadron (RCAF photo); 4 newspaper clippings of Hugo Beall, documenting his military career
232. 4 items: large photo of squadron leader Hugo Beall with another airman in front of a Liberator aircraft (RCAF photo), see Vita collection - dated June.9.1944; 2 photos/postcards labelled “Hugo’s Place 1949”, one of the English China Shop in Rosedale, ON and the second of Club Balsam, also in Rosedale; newspaper clipping “Canadians shared in Mandalay blitz” with photo of Hugo Beall, Toronto Daily Star Jan.16.1945, p.24
233, 234, 235 Blank
236. 3 items: newspaper clippings featuring Molly Beall, pilot with Leavens Bros. Air Services. One clipping is dated Jan.26.1953 from the Globe and Mail
237. 2 items: newspaper clipping from Ottawa Citizen dated Sept.8.1947 “Molly Beall winner of Sanderson Shield”; official letter from Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada, dated Sept.28.1947, to Molly Beall , congratulations for her entry in the “Oshawa competition”, the Webster trophy, Canadian amateur aviation’s highest award. She was runner-up.
238. 2 items: newspaper clippings; Moretta (Molly) Beall, from Toronto Daily Star, “Ottawa woman wins way to finals in race to determine best amateur pilot”, Sept.6.1947, page 3; Molly Beall, from Toronto Daily Star, “Competition Speed Coronation Films Here”, June.3.1953, page 46
239, 240 3 items: Molly Beall, newpaper and journal cuttings, undated
241. 2 items: undated newspaper clipping, “Wine-tasting”; clipping from magazine or journal, un-named.
242. Blank
243. 1 item: clipping from magazine or journal, un-named.
244. Blank

245. 1 item: newspaper clipping, Daily Warder, Feb.10.1937 – letter to the editor regarding water filtration from “Well Wisher”, but G.W. Beall is written in ink next to that.
246. 2 items: newspaper clipping, letter to the editor, dated Sept.12.1931, regarding water system; newspaper clipping, letter to the editor, dated Mar.23.1932, regarding the building of a gas station.
247. Blank
248. 1 item: newspaper clipping, Daily Warder, May.1.1909, “Return of the Heroes from the Battle of Batoche” details the events that occurred in Lindsay in 1885, see Beall plate 158
249. 1 item: newspaper clipping, un-named, dated 22/11/1931, “Brief historical sketch of the building of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian church, Lindsay”
250, 251, 252, 253 Blank
254. 1 item: pages from the “Christmas Canadian Courier”, story titled “Five and Twenty Turkeys” by J.J. Bell

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