Skip to main content
Digital Archive Toronto Public Library Homepage
The two Whitbys
The two Whitbys

The two Whitbys

Date1/12/1988
Names
(photographer)
Format
Notes
Original Toronto Star caption: The two Whitbys: At top is the picturesque harbor of Whitby, England, from which explorer Capain James Cooke set sail more than 200 years ago. The ruins of Whitby Abbey are at the centre top. The photo below shows the more businesslike harbor of Whitby, Ont.
Medium
Language
ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0108688F
Meter Stockpile: Whitby's bylaw enforcement officer Bob Bradley has less work to do now that meters have been taken from downtown lots
Meter Stockpile: Whitby's bylaw enforcement officer Bob Bradley has less work to do now that meters have been taken from downtown lots
1/8/1990
Donald Wilson house: Built by Whitby's first citizen of the year
Donald Wilson house: Built by Whitby's first citizen of the year
1/3/1990
Bronze medallist: Whitby's Christina McDonald came home last week after winning a bronze medal in the senior women's part of the Grand Prix of Rome gymnastics meet
Bronze medallist: Whitby's Christina McDonald came home last week after winning a bronze medal in the senior women's part of the Grand Prix of Rome gymnastics meet
6/26/1985
Honoring a colleague: Brinks guards salute as a casket containing the body of their slain colleague, Malcolm (Rick) Bridgman, 31, is carried into Whitby's Free Methodist Church yesterday
Honoring a colleague: Brinks guards salute as a casket containing the body of their slain colleague, Malcolm (Rick) Bridgman, 31, is carried into Whitby's Free Methodist Church yesterday
12/18/1991
Whitby's Newman. Good sense in planning
Whitby's Newman. Good sense in planning
12/18/1972
Bob Attersley: Whitby's mayor shows the plaque his town dedicated to Sir William Stephenson, the 'Man Called Intrepid', who directed a special training school for spies during World War II
Bob Attersley: Whitby's mayor shows the plaque his town dedicated to Sir William Stephenson, the 'Man Called Intrepid', who directed a special training school for spies during World War II
9/8/1989
Friendly Giant: Owen Hachey is a giant among men in his miniature version of a small Ontario town, built just north of Whitby's downtown.
Friendly Giant: Owen Hachey is a giant among men in his miniature version of a small Ontario town, built just north of Whitby's downtown.
6/4/1980
Two suspects head for police wagon, They appeared in Whitby court in kidnapping of Mrs
Two suspects head for police wagon, They appeared in Whitby court in kidnapping of Mrs
9/16/1969
Cruising in a hovercraft, Skimming around Whitby harbor, two Toronto water buffs try out a different kind of pleasure craft - a Hovercraft. Derrick Jo(...)
Cruising in a hovercraft, Skimming around Whitby harbor, two Toronto water buffs try out a different kind of pleasure craft - a Hovercraft. Derrick Jo(...)
5/20/1975
Don Moitchell (Centre) Whitby, Whitby Mayor Marcel Brunnelle (Left) and Nick Cortellucci (Right)
Don Moitchell (Centre) Whitby, Whitby Mayor Marcel Brunnelle (Left) and Nick Cortellucci (Right)
10/22/1998
Sir Hamar Greenwood in Whitby. Sir Hamar Greenwood, British statesman, was honored by the citizens of his native town, when he visited Whitby yesterday. [Incomplete]
Sir Hamar Greenwood in Whitby. Sir Hamar Greenwood, British statesman, was honored by the citizens of his native town, when he visited Whitby yesterday. [Incomplete]
9/15/1924
Fire guts whitby shed. A $25,000 fire that gutted a supplies storage shed and destroyed the contents yesterday in Whitby sent clouds of smoke billowin(...)
Fire guts whitby shed. A $25,000 fire that gutted a supplies storage shed and destroyed the contents yesterday in Whitby sent clouds of smoke billowin(...)
8/1/1974