IMG_5100.jpg. Undated image of plowing on the Wilson farm. Image courtesy of J. Hall (October, 2004).
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IMG_5100.jpg. Undated image of plowing on the Wilson farm. Image courtesy of
J. Hall (October, 2004).
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IMG_5101.jpg. Undated image of Willard N. Wilson during World War I. Image courtesy
of J. Hall (October, 2004).
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IMG_5102.jpg. The Wilson brothers in 1917 during World War I. Left to right.
Thomas Earl (13 July 1895-26 Nov 1950), Willard Newton (10 July 1891-12 Dec
1985) and Hugh Alvin (4 Oct 1884-25 Oct 1941). Image courtesy of J. Hall (October,
2004).
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IMG_5104.jpg. Undated image of the Wilson homestead. Image courtesy of J. Hall
(October, 2004).
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IMG_5105.jpg. Undated image of the Swan homestead. Image courtesy of J. Hall
(October, 2004).
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IMG_5108.jpg. 1989 image of Harvey barber Lloyd Wood at age 82 standing by his
chair ready to give another haircut 62 years after first taking up the profession.
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IMG_5109.jpg. The majestic Lakeview Hotel as it looked in 1941. The hotel was
constructed by Tom Robison for David Glendenning. Glenndenning was appointed
postmaster in 1868 and ran the post office out of the building. Glenndinning
retired in 1898 and his daughter Min ran the hotel until her own retirement
in 1938. The hotel was subsequently purchased by David Coffee who converted
the former lobby into a grocery/meat shop. The place eventually became known
as Davey Coffey’s Store. Coffey closed his store in 1967 and the hotel
was converted into apartments, the function which it presently fills. Image
courtesy of J. Hall (October, 2004).
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IMG_5110.jpg. Campburn Really Royal, a 1200 lb. Jersey bull owned by Gilbert
Robinson that won at least 29 different show championships in the 1950’s.
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IMG_5111.jpg. Harvey creamery staff after receiving their bonus checks, April
1950. Front row (left to right) Glenwood Bishop, Arnold “Porky”
Vance, Edgar McCullough, Willis Moffitt, Lottie Messer, Florence James, Lorna
Vance, Jean Vance, Enola Little and Plant Manager Bill Ravell. Back Row: Pat
Woodland, Eldon Vance, Lewis Little, Earl Thompson, Earl Lister, Elwood McLean,
and Edgar McLean. Image courtesy of J. Hall (October, 2004).
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IMG_5112.jpg. The original Harvey Creamery building, a regionally renowned institution
that dominated the community of Harvey for more than 40 years as it appeared
shortly after its founding in 1935. Image courtesy of J. Hall (October, 2004).
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IMG_5113.jpg. Undated photograph of one of the mills founded by the Little family
in Upper York Mills. Left to right: Robert Little, George Little Fred Little
Archie Little and Clarence Little. Image courtesy of J. Hall (October, 2004).
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IMG_5114.jpg. Harvey Regional High School as it appear at Christmas, 1947 Image
courtesy of J. Hall (October, 2004).
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IMG_5115.jpg. Harvey Regional High School Senior Class, 1947. (Front to back):
Paul Patterson and Frances Wood. Second Row: Karl Little, Wilma McMullin, Irma
Cunningham and Elaine Davis. Third Row: Billie McLEan, and at the rear Milton
Moffit. Fourth Row: Robbie Henry, hairline of Lorne Sipprell and Gloria Jamieson.
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