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1  Richmond Hill Photo Images: the Newbery family home, north of Elgin Mills. Pictured left to right are

2  Richmond Hill Photo Images: Endean's Garden Centre at Elgin Mills in the 1930s.

3  Richmond Hill Photo Images: general store on the southwest corner at Elgin Mills from around 1870 to 1919. The

4  Richmond Hill Photo Images: The New Elgin Hotel at Elgin Mills

5  Richmond Hill Photo Images: F. J. Woodward's blacksmith shop at Elgin Mills, with the Glass butcher wagon

6  Richmond Hill Photo Images: Newton Tanning Company at Elgin Mills. Located on the sideroad west of

7  Richmond Hill Photo Images: Newton Tanning Company at Elgin Mills. c1880.

8  Richmond Hill Photo Images: Looking north on Yonge Street in Elgin Mills. circa 1913

9  Richmond Hill Photo Images: Another view of Elgin Mills. Naughton's store, and then the

10  Richmond Hill Photo Images: house on Yonge St. north of Elgin Mills.

11  Richmond Hill Photo Images: Endean's Garden Centre at Elgin Mills in the 1930s

12  Early Days in Richmond Hill: along both sides of the highway. Yet the Elgin Mills Road intersection reminds us that Elgin

13  Early Days in Richmond Hill: [A day's trip from just east of Elgin Mills to a point southeast of

14  Early Days in Richmond Hill: Lake, then to the east side again at Elgin Mills, south across the branches of the Don

15  Early Days in Richmond Hill: 27 Canadian National spur line Stop 28 Elgin Mills Stop 29 Orange Home Stop 30 Wright's Gate

16  Early Days in Richmond Hill: of Richmond Hill and Elgin Mills, the "well-tilled lands with comfortable

17  Early Days in Richmond Hill: the Newbery family home, north of Elgin Mills. Pictured left to right are Jennie

18  Early Days in Richmond Hill: Garden Centre at Elgin Mills in the 1930s. The active horticultural

19  Early Days in Richmond Hill: closer together. By the 1920s, Elgin Mills looked more like the northern end of

20  Early Days in Richmond Hill: water power for the industries of Elgin Mills.

21  Early Days in Richmond Hill: Katharine Munshaw found their Elgin Mills site too lonely, and soon moved south to be

22  Early Days in Richmond Hill: Flanagan and James Fleck of Elgin Mills - although none stayed long in business.

23  Early Days in Richmond Hill: general store on the southwest corner at Elgin Mills from around 1870 to 1919. The Post

24  Early Days in Richmond Hill: Oak Ridges, with a busy tannery at Elgin Mills and an even-busier implement factory at

25  Early Days in Richmond Hill: after their 1794 pioneering start north of Elgin Mills, the Munshaw family farmed through much of the

26  Early Days in Richmond Hill: J. Woodward's blacksmith shop at Elgin Mills, with the Glass butcher wagon

27  Early Days in Richmond Hill: Newton Tanning Company at Elgin Mills. Located on the sideroad west of

28  Early Days in Richmond Hill: the west side of Yonge Street north of Elgin Mills. From 1836 to 1843 it was home to the

29  Early Days in Richmond Hill: Church, Jefferson. Yonge Street north of Elgin Mills supported a number of small settlements in

30  Early Days in Richmond Hill: area was judged too extensive. Including Elgin Mills within Richmond Hill was considered too

31  Early Days in Richmond Hill: in Dunbar, Scotland, in 1831 and came to Elgin Mills with his parents eleven years later. He

32  Early Days in Richmond Hill: took place on Wednesday afternoon last in Elgin Mills. The occasion of this meeting was to give

33  Early Days in Richmond Hill: for it" north up Yonge Street to Elgin Mills. There they roused the Elgin Mills

34  Early Days in Richmond Hill: the Newton Tanning Company of Elgin Mills continued as leading employers of village

35  Early Days in Richmond Hill: sale of farm stock and implements at Elgin Mills in October 1894. Gradually, over the next

36  Early Days in Richmond Hill: Elgin Mills

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