Photo Gallery

Sunday, October 13, 2024

Several generous present and former residents have shared many of their precious photos and documents with the Windsor Mosaic. Photos and documents which can be seen throughout this site and which have helped illustrate the history of this community. This Photo Gallery includes photographs from the following collections which have not been included elsewhere on the website.

*From the Collection of Lois Larkin*

	A Night Out
	Hunting Party
	Alfred Smith
	Baby John Ronald Smith with Family
	Hall Gravestone
	Family Homestead
	Jane Ralston Mills Hall and Family
	Lois Jean Smith
	Martha Jane, John Alexander and Lois Jean Smith
	Family Reunion
	Lois Jean Smith High Jump
	Band Performance

*From the Collection of Irene Moore*

	Abram Shreve Poses in Plane WWII
	Abram Shreve in Saskatchewan
	Ethel and Marguerite Dunn
	George Baxter Dunn
	Members of the OddFellow Lodge Circa 1920 at Wigle Park

From the Collection of James Allen

	Soldier WWII
	James Allen and Others Pose with Tank
	Tarrance Freeman Poses with Air Force Collegues
	Tarrance Freeman Royal Canadian Air Force

*From the Collection of Kathleen Shreve*

	African American Museum in Detroit
	Hitsville USA
	Tour Guide 'Cousin Kathleen' Shreve in period costume

*From the Post Card Collections of Kathy Knight & Don Wilson*

	Ambassador Bridge
	Former City Hall
	Home of 'Eliza' of Uncle Tom's Cabin
	Windsor Factory District
	Windsor Ferry Landing
	The Great Western of the Grand Trunk Line
	Steamer The Tashmoo
	Aerial of the Tunnel Plaza
	City Hall Park
	Bird's Eye View of Windsor
	Bird's Eye View of Windsor 1909
	Sandwich Canal, Lagoon Park
	View of Windsor Avenue to City Hall

	*From the Collection of Freida Parker Steele*

	Uncle Al Parker's Adopted Family
	Uncle Al's Kids' Party
	Graduation Day
	Uncle Al's Kids' Party Clown
	Volunteers Pack Loot Bags at Uncle Al's Kids' Party
	Family Photo - Freida Parker Steele
	Mrs. Evelyn Parker and daughter Frieda
	Frieda Parker Steele as a young girl in the Parker Home
	Grandchildren of Frieda Parker Steele
	Jan Daughter of Frieda Parker Steele as a Young Girl

The opinions and interpretations in this publication are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of the Government of Canada.