Innisfil Historical Society

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: Herbert Black Farm; From page 104: Stroud Tweedsmuir History, Vol 2 Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site., IHS3382-104A

: Herbert Hughes Farm Home; The farm home of Herbert J. Hughes 1931-1980. For other owners and more detailed information see "Farms of Innisfil" book, page 269., IHS4351

: Heritage Awards Ontario #2 Feb. 4 2010; Photo taken after the presentation of the Ontario Heritage Award to Donna Wice on 4 February 2010 at Innisfil Town Hall. Pictured from left to right, back row: Gord Wauchope, Bill M. Kell, and Bill Pring. Front row: Barb Baguley, Donna Wice, and Andrew Cowan,

: Herm Cauthers Makes Butter; Herm Cauthers demonstrates butter making at the community fair while Mrs. Clara Goodfellow watches., IHS924

: Herman Cauthers Makes Butter (2); Herman Cauthers demonstrates butter making at the community fair. See also: http://www.ourstoriesinnisfil.ca/fedora/repository/ourstories:2003, IHS921

: Herman Wallace; A picture of Herman Wallace, son of Letitia Wallace. Andrew Wallace in Stroud is his uncle. Herman Wallace married and moved to Winnipeg., IHS567

: Hewing Timber; Photo of four men identified from left to right as W. Cowan, Ward Webb, unknown, and Edward Webb hewing timber for a barn, likely during the First World War.

: Hewitt Creek; The Big Bay Point road of today about lot 15 when it was a horse and buggy trail at - Hewitt's Creek #2047 Roads, Sidewalks, Bridges

: Highland Food Lockers; Compliments of Highland Food Lockers Cold Storage Freezing, Haliburton, ON. Moss Robertson prop.

: Highway #27; Highway #27 looking north from Victoria Street, before recontruction in 1972 of storm sewers and paving.

: Highway #27; Highway #27 looking north from Victoria Street, before reconstruction in 1972 of storm sewers and paving.

: Highway 11 And Innisfil Beach Rd; IHS4126

: Highway 11, Penetang Road; 4th Concession of Innisfil, looking east from Highway 11 (Penetang Road); - shows blacksmith shop on left beyond house. #, IHS248

: Highway 11, Churchill; This street scene depicts the 4th Concession of Innisfil looking east from Highway 11, circa 1930-1935. Churchill. Garage, residence formerly an old hotel - before Ivan Burke built his house on the extreme left. Highway 11 previously known as Penetang Road., IHS253, IHS248

: Highway 27 - 1934; Section of highway between 8th and 9th concession on Highway 27 - snowstorm Snowstorms Automobiles, IHS3214

: Highway 27 Looking North; Highway 27 looking North before reconstruction, installing storm sewers and paving.

: Highway 27 Snowstorm Ii; Section of Highway 27, between 8th and 9th concession . Art McQuay on left Sam Maiel of Thornton on right. Car believed to be a Grey-Dart McQuay, Arthur Maiel, Sam Snowstorm, IHS3215

: Highway 89; Cookstown - Highway 89 on a Sunday afternoon in October 1977. The old Nixon building is still standing. Antique and novalty buyers came to Town by the bus loads, and many people spend their Sunday afternoons browsing around the stores here.

: Highway Traffic; Photo of a line of cars during a weekend traffic jam on Highway 11 south from Barrie to R.G. Simpkin's gate, 9th Line of Innisfil. From page 56 of the Stroud Tweedsmuir History, Vol. 11., IHS2151

: Hilda Ferris At Windmill; Hilda Ferris, later Mrs. Archie McNabb, at pump below windmill used to pump the water., IHS2683

: Hill, Verl; Verl Hill walked from his 6th Line farm to Frank Cowan's farm (NH Lot 11, Conc. 8) on 10 S.R. to buy these 2 horses c. 1940 Animals - horses Hill, Verl, IHS4003

: Hindle Manor

: Hindle Manor; Photo of Hindle Manor. January 30, 1973

: Hindle Manor - 1973; Former Cooke Residence. 34 King St. S. Cookstown.

: Hindle'S School House; Betheseda School (Hindle's School House). Float in the Innisfil Centennial Parade. June, 1951., IHS4185

: Historic Plaque; Unveiling Ceremony of the historic plaque "Mast for a great Ship"., IHS4334

: History Of Painswick; Clipping from Barrie Examiner "History of Painswick by pupils of WArnica", IHS2809B

: Hockey Team At Trombley Store; Group photo of a hockey team taken outside of the Trombley Store in 1935. The photo shows a group of boys in their hockey uniforms and equipment gathered on the steps to the store and holding their sticks. Pictured from left to right, top row: Ken Baxter, Paul Trombley, Ernest Baxter, Ronnie Trombley, and David Spence. Pictured in the far right is Bernard Moore, and Alfred Moore in the very front row., IHS30

: Holiday House For Toronto Girls; Photograph of the commemorative sundial on the lawn of the Holiday House for Toronto Girls, south of Stoney Point on Lake Simcoe. The sundial was dedicated to Eleanor Douglas, founder of Holiday House, as it was her labour of love. The area provided two week holidays for Toronto girls who couldn't afford a holiday. It was also said to be used by female employees of the T. Eaton Co. This property was purchased by Toronto Wrestling Promoter Frank Tunney in 1949 and was owned by him until he passed away. It was later sold again in 1984. The building is still standing (circa 2013)., IHS509

: Hollows Women'S Institute; Photo of the members of the Hollows Women's Institute.

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