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Lindsay Daily Post, 7 Jul 1965     ...

Lindsay Daily Post, 9 Apr 1969     ...

    “Around 1909 my father decided to build a house next door to his home, so that his parents would be close by. The house was built accordingly. During the course of the brick work I developed scarlet

    In George C.R. Hall’s words, “Standing out in my memory is one particular, silly item. One of the workers every so often would take a sip of what may have been tea, but it was labelled Whiskey and sw

    In George C.R. Hall’s words, “Along about this time my father decided to brick our home. Nothing would do but he would have ‘pressed’ brick. The contract was given to the Halvard Bros. of Cannington.

    “After a few days the bricklayers found out the brick would not split, it was too hard with an ordinary trowel and had to be sort of chiseled in two. The contractors told my dad that they could not d

Lindsay Daily Post, 18 Nov 1966     ...

Lindsay Daily Post, 19 Sep 1964     ...

Lindsay Daily Post     Buildings, terrace buildings, Percy Skitch; Victoria Hall; William Skitch; Methodist Church; John O’Reilly; Dunoon terrace; W.G. Dunoon; Dunoon’s drug store; Dave Dunoon; Eliza Dunoon; Laidlaw terrac

Lindsay Daily Post, 16 Jul 1969     ...

Lindsay Daily Post, 29 Apr 1969     ...

Lindsay Daily Post, 27 Nov 1969     ...

    The first game was between the Oshawa Generals and the ORHA League All Stars.

Lindsay Daily Post, 2 Aug 1970     ...

    A series of photographs taken by Terence Hall, son of Dr. George C.R. Hall of the construction of Dr. George Hall School in Little Britain in 1994. Copies of these photos were provided by Marylou Hal

Lindsay Daily Post, 23 Aug 1972     Businesses and residents of King Street.

    Please click on Document (PDF) below the photo to view multiple photos.

    A collection of photographs and video on the construction of the Little Britain Arena provided by Marylou Hall as part of a presentation on her family.

Whitnall, Catherine, Kawartha Lakes This Week, 1 Jun 2020     The Lindsay BIA knew the downtown reconstruction was going to be a challenge for their businesses, but COVID-19 became a double whammy. Businesses have been reopening when they can do so safely for b

Lindsay Daily Post, 9 Nov 1971     ...