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    A picture of Jones Street Hall, home of the Bronte Baptist Church. The church was built in 1954.

    Each person has a number handwritten on their body. Pages 3 and 4 of this record list and identify most people. "LEFT" identifies the left side of the original photograph, "RIGHT" identifies the right side.

    The Petrie house and Magnet Inn stood at the southwest corner of Jones and Lakeshore Road, Bronte. This photograph was taken in July or August 1974 by standing across the road in front of Centriller Public School, looking east to Jones Street. Both now demolished.

    Apartments North of STONEBOATS on Bronte Road at Marine Drive, on the East side of the street.

    Two buildings with Stoneboats to the right. The Stoneboats building is constructed with lakestone. Stoneboats were flat bottomed sleds used to haul stone over short distances.

    Stoneboats after fire in 2006. Bronte Rd.

    Stoneboats after fire in 2006 showing blackened beams

    The Children's Fresh Air Home is a faith-based organization begun in about 1896. The Bronte home was a summer camp type of experience for Toronto city children that operated until about 1971. The Joseph Atkinson Fund helped purchase this Bronte house in 1907. It was the Ingledew House at East ...

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    Home on south Bronte Rd, now the location of the Bronte Post Office. 1986.

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    Back of sergeant House Bronte Rd, 1988. Cathie Davenport Brown on Right.

    43 Bronte Rd. Bill Hill built this house when he was 21. Photo taken 1997.

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    1986 Lakeside Marketeria in Bronte. Pictured is Michael Brown.

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    Newspaper notice of the death of Mrs. W.G. Giles.