Early Days in Richmond Hill
Richmond Hill Photo Images
Historic Cemeteries of South York Region
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- Langstaff Corners
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1 Richmond Hill Photo Images: who gave his name to the settlement of
Langstaff or
Langstaff
Corners, and whose
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2 Richmond Hill Photo Images: early Langstaff family
residence at
Langstaff.
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3 Early Days in Richmond Hill: and lumber As construction began through Langstaff, Richmond Hill, and Gormley in 1904, village
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4 Early Days in Richmond Hill: and Newtonbrook, Thornhill, and Langstaff. Soon, the spires of Richmond Hill's
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5 Early Days in Richmond Hill: Yonge Street. Daily traffic at Langstaff Corner during 1930 averaged 8374 automobiles and 78
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6 Early Days in Richmond Hill: daily average of 4132 cars whizzing by the Langstaff intersection; by 1929, the average reached
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7 Early Days in Richmond Hill: hotels catering to travellers at Langstaff Corners, Bond Lake, and Oak Ridges, with a busy
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8 Early Days in Richmond Hill: Yonge Street, stood Langstaff, or Langstaff Corners. This community took its name from John
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9 Early Days in Richmond Hill: No. 3 on the Yonge Street highway, Langstaff Corners by mid-century had become a major stopping
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10 Early Days in Richmond Hill: the Munshaws linked Langstaff Corners with eighteenth-century Richmond Hill,
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11 Early Days in Richmond Hill: at Langstaff Corners itself, the original Langstaff property
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12 Early Days in Richmond Hill: the Langstaff corner, Mr. John Langstaff had
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13 Early Days in Richmond Hill: practical joke played at Langstaff was to frighten people with a make-believe
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14 Early Days in Richmond Hill: He married Margaret Cook of Langstaff, and fathered fourteen children, nine of whom
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15 Early Days in Richmond Hill: Langstaff
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16 Early Days in Richmond Hill: Pranks at Langstaff Corners
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