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101	Framing Our Past edited by Anne Cook Lorna R McLean and Kate O Rourke With introductory essays by historians, Framing Our Past emphasizes the lived experiences of women including a chapter by Magda Zakanyi, on the philanthropic work of a number of Gooderham women in the creation of what is now Holland Bloorview, once the Home for Incurable Children.
102	G & W historic sources adapted from report by Stephen A. Otto, 1994. When developers created The Distillery District from the Gooderham & Worts distillery, Stephen Otto researched the history of the business and the people who built it. This is an adapted version of Stephen Otto's report on sources of archival materials on the Gooderham and Worts families.	The Distillery
103	G&W boat source unknown possibly docked at RCYC	Royal Canadian Yacht Club (RCYC)
104	At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.	Living: (P.G.G. b~1956)
105	At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.	Living: (O.L.G. b~)
106	Genealogy for Northrup family whose daughter Cora Maude married Henry Stephen Gooderham I	Henry Stephen Northrop
107	George (Walter?) Gooderham on left with John Hamilton Gooderham on right. Woman in center is unknown.	George Walter Gooderham John Hamilton Gooderham
108	George Gooderham and his beloved Oriole	Royal Canadian Yacht Club (RCYC) George Gooderham
109	George Gooderham Sr with Catherine MacDonald and family. L to R: William Ezekiel, Jessie Helen, Archibald Roderick, Katherine, George Sr. and Harriet Jane (Jennie) which suggests that either John Hamilton or more likely Elizabeth (Libbie) may have taken the picture. (John would likely have been out west...)	Family: George Gooderham / Catherine Macdonald
110	George Gooderham Toronto Island home Photo accompanying Sally Gobson's article titled Toronto Island Connections	Toronto Islands
111	George Gooderham's 36 grandchildren gathering for Xmas at Waveney (now the York Club) are identified here...maybe. See Most Wanted for the mystery of this photo.	Family: George Gooderham / Harriet Dean The York Club George Gooderham
112	George Gooderham's grandchildren at Xmas in his home, Waveney	George Gooderham
113	George Gooderham's grandchildren Xmas 1896(?) at Waveney (now the York Club) Perhaps more accurately labelled as 1896 with some changes to individuals identified?	The York Club George Gooderham
114	George Gooderham's home Waveney (now the York Club) What is now a private members club, the York Club (view from southwest)was once the home of George Gooderham. He built it at the corner of Bloor and St. George St. and names it Waveney, after the river running through Scole, Norfolk, England where he was born.	The York Club George Gooderham
115	George Gooderham, son of Ezekiel and Harriet	George Gooderham
116	George Gooderham, son of William George was an avid sailor and Commodore of the RCYC	Royal Canadian Yacht Club (RCYC) George Gooderham
117	George H. Hamilton in front of York Mills Baptist Church The church shot from across the street looking north with GHG. Pictures taken by Ronald M. Gooderham and George H. Gooderham. See EG_Cemetaries-3745.jpg for the story that goes with this image.	York Mills Baptist Church Cemetery Private: (G.H.G.)
118	George Hamilton Gooderham Doctor of The University of Calgary, honoris causa June 1972 Pictured with family members from absolute left to right: Patty Morgenstern (RMG's daughter), G. Kent Gooderham (Son), Ev Gooderham (RMG's wife), Helen Rae Gooderham (GKG's wife), George Hamilton Gooderham, Nordy Morgenstern (RMG's son-in-law), Elizabeth Robinson (GHG's Daughter), Ronald M. Gooderham (GHG's Cousin), Elenore Crawford (GHG's daughter) and John Crawford (GHG son-in-law). On the occasion of the conferring of the degree of Doctor of The University of Calgary, honoris causa upon George Hamilton Gooderham June 1972 The following biography was obtained from the University of Calgary Gazette, May, 1972. Mr. Gooderham, born on the Poorman Indian Reserve in Central Saskatchewan began his life among the Indians and throughout his life maintained a very close friendship and working relationship with them. Both the Blackfoot and Blood Bands made him an honorary Chief and he served on the executive of the Kainai Chieftainship, an organization limited to a number of prominent men made Honorary Chiefs by the Blood Indian Band. Mr. Gooderham worked for the Blackfoot Indians from 1920, taking over from his father as Agent and later becoming Regional supervisor, a position he retained until his retirement in 1954. In 1955 he launched a new career with the Harvie Foundation, becoming the first employee of the Glenbow Foundation. Here he has put his vast knowledge of the Indian people and their history to work, writing stories and articles and building the Glenbow Collection. Now he is working with the Riveredge Foundation, a private Foundation that grew out of the original Glenbow. His interests have touched the whole community, however, and he is past Director of the Provincial Association of the Canadian Mental Health Association, of which he organized the Calgary branch; a past associated Direct of the Calgary Stampede and Exhibition and Stampede Board and a past president of the Alberta Pioneers and Old Timers Association and the Men	Family: Private: (G.H.G.) / Private: (M.A.K.) Private: (H.R.C.) Private: (G.H.G.) Private: (G.K.G.)
119	George Hamilton Gooderham Formal portrait probably taken in 1968 when he transferred to the Riveredge Foundation from the Glenbow Foundation.	Private: (G.H.G.)
120	George Hamilton Gooderham Portrait on the way to Europe WW1	Family: John Hamilton Gooderham / Margret Jessie MacKinnon Private: (G.H.G.)
121	George Hamilton Gooderham and family George Hamilton Gooderham with wife Mary Anna Gooderham (Kentner) Children (left to right) Elizabeth, Kent, Jean.	Family: Private: (G.H.G.) / Private: (M.A.K.) Private: (G.H.G.) Private: (G.K.G.) Private: (M.A.K.)
122	George Hamilton Gooderham and family. Mary Anna Gooderham (Kentner) and George Hamilton Gooderham with children (left to right) Kent, Elizabeth and Jean.	Family: Private: (G.H.G.) / Private: (M.A.K.) Private: (G.H.G.) Private: (M.A.K.)
123	George Hamilton Gooderham extended family portrait. Back row left to right: Jack Crawford, Jean, Kent, Helen-Ray (Crawford), Elizabeth, Geoffery Robinson, Basi Robinson. Middle row: ? George Hamilton, Mary Anna,Rory in her arms, ? , Katherine Robinson Front row: Bridget Ann Robinson(?),?,David Robinson(?),?, George C. K. in car. (Crawford Kids are mixed up here with the Robinsons so can't id them for sure.) Jack and Helen-Rae are not relatives that I can recall.	Family: Private: (G.H.G.) / Private: (M.A.K.) Family: Private: (G.K.G.) / Private: (H.R.C.) Private: (H.R.C.) Living: (G.C.K.G. b~1957) Private: (G.H.G.) Private: (G.K.G.) Private: (M.A.K.)
124	George Hamilton Gooderham with (his Aunt Jessie Helen Gooderham) This image is related by similar lighting and photographer as image of GHG with HTA and signed on back by "Aunt Jessie"	Private: (G.H.G.) Jessie Helen Gooderham
125	George Hamilton Gooderham with Holly T. Gooderham GHG age 11 HTA age 13 Signed on back by "Aunt Jessie"	Family: Adam Armstrong / Elizabeth Gooderham Family: John Hamilton Gooderham / Margret Jessie MacKinnon Holly T Armstrong Private: (G.H.G.)
126	George Hamilton Gooderham with HTA portrait inscription on back Signed by Jessie Helen Gooderham as "Aunt Jessie"	Family: Adam Armstrong / Elizabeth Gooderham Family: John Hamilton Gooderham / Margret Jessie MacKinnon Holly T Armstrong Private: (G.H.G.) Jessie Helen Gooderham
127	George Hamilton Gooderham, Enuxina, as he was known in Blackfoot. It was a name George inherited from his father John Hamilton and translated as "Little Chief." In 1961 the Blackfoot Sun Dance was recorded in sound and pictures by the Glenbow Foundation. It was first time such a film had been made. In appreciation of what Mr. E.L. Harvie had done for them in this connection, the leading BlackFoot society	Private: (G.H.G.)
128	George Horace Gooderham	George Horace Gooderham
129	George Horace Gooderham	George Horace Gooderham
130	George Horace Gooderham 1943	George Horace Gooderham
131	George Horace Gooderham and Prince Edward Prince Edward visited the RCYC when George Horace Gooderham was Commodore.	Royal Canadian Yacht Club (RCYC) George Horace Gooderham
132	George Horace Gooderham and the Prince of Wales at the RCYC 1918	Royal Canadian Yacht Club (RCYC) George Horace Gooderham
133	George Horace Gooderham at Canadian National Exhibition George Horace Gooderham was President of the Canadian National Exhibition. At one time there was a fountain at the Princes Gates called the Gooderham fountain.	George Horace Gooderham
134	George Horace Gooderham for Mayor!	George Horace Gooderham
135	George Horace Gooderham portrait from Dominion Insurance.jpg George Horace Gooderham was President of Dominion Insurance	George Horace Gooderham
136	George Horace Gooderham portrait from RCYC George Horace Gooderham was a Commodore at the RCYC	George Horace Gooderham
137	George Horace Gooderham to the rescue	George Horace Gooderham
138	George Kent Gooderham Author photo from the book jacket "I am an Indian"	Family: Private: (G.H.G.) / Private: (M.A.K.) Private: (G.K.G.)
139	George Kent Gooderham Family during Gooderham Reunion at G&W Distillery Tour. Front row: Sara, Noah, Graham, Rachel, Amelie (Crossen), Elizabeth, George C. K. Back row: Helen-Rae (Crawford), Rory, Bill Duick, G. Kent, Adam, Nicholas.	Family: Private: (G.K.G.) / Private: (H.R.C.) Private: (H.R.C.) Private: (G.K.G.)
140	George Kentner Gooderham	Family: Private: (G.K.G.) / Private: (H.R.C.) Private: (G.K.G.)
141	Goad's map showing location of his own Toronto island property Floreat near George Gooderham's cottage Charles E. Goad, father of the historically vital Canadian fire atlases, also established himself on Toronto Island. His lovely stick-style cottage – Floreat – was located on the edge of Ward’s Pond, between the Gooderhams on Lakeshore Avenue, and the RCYC overlooking the Bay (see green circle on 1890 plan).	Royal Canadian Yacht Club (RCYC) George Gooderham
142	Gooderham & Worts cattle sheds Detail from “City of Toronto, 1893.” The Gooderham & Worts cattle sheds are immediately east of the bend in the river, north of the marsh. Toronto Public Library, TRL, Historical Picture Collection, 916-2-1.	The Distillery
143	Gooderham and Wort's director of the Bank of Toronto List of names and dates of Gooderhams and Worts who were directors of the Bank of Toronto	Bank of Toronto
144	Gooderham and Worts cattle sheds map Gooderham & Worts Distillery at Front and Trinity Streets, 1858. Note the five cattle sheds on the east side of Trinity Street, opposite the mill buildings. Source: W.S. Boulton and H.C. Boulton, Atlas of the City of Toronto and vicinity, Toronto: J.Ellis, 1858, Special Collections, TRL, Toronto Public Library.	The Distillery
145	At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.	Living: (P.G.G. b~1956)
146	Gooderham Family Bible found in Distillery Dinah Cruse-Hunter, whose 4th g-grandmother was a sister-in-law to William Gooderham’s son, Alfred Edward Gooderham, was given this bible by a friend who rescued it from under the feet of a worker at the Distillery District. Dinah gave the bible to Gay Gooderham and wrote the following about the bible: My husband and I have been historical re-enactors for the past 15 years or so. We belong to a group called On-gwe-ho-way (first peoples of Turtle Island) and interpret as Native participants in the War of 1812, mostly. We also interpret as 1812 naval participants and camp followers. On occasion, we also participate as my 3rd Great Grandparents (Col. and Lucy Bridgford) in The Rebellion of 1837. One of our 1812 re-enactors who knew of my connection to the Gooderhams, asked if we would be interested in a Bible he found while doing renovations at the Distillery District in Toronto. He rescued it from the floor. It had been used as a “step-up” by one of the workers to reach a ceiling fixture. Needless to say, I jumped at the opportunity to be caretaker of the Bible. The Bible is big!! It’s about 9 ½ “ x 11 ½ “ x 3” thick. I looked through the book and lo and behold, I found handwritten entries for William Gooderham’s family! I was stunned! The Bible itself was published in Boston by Robert H. Sherburne, 1848. It is leather bound, but the front cover has completely separated from the binding and the spine is detached from the binding. Bible is about 9 ½ “ x 11 ½ “ x 3” thick	The Distillery William Gooderham
147	Gooderham fountain at the CNE The Gooderham Fountain designed by Gouinlock, graced the CNE Princess Gates from 1910 or 11, and was a well-known landmark and meeting place on the grounds. It was named for George Horace Gooderham, President of the CNE Association from 1909 to 1911. It was replaced in 1958 with a modernist design and renamed Princess Margaret Fountain	Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) George Horace Gooderham
148	Gooderham plots in Scole England Someone in the family copied some old maps showing various lots in the area. Using google and the hand marked maps we can see there were many Gooderham plots in the area of Scole.	England
149	Gooderham-Phillips-Gravestone Lillie Phillips Gooderham Louise Goodeham Hutson Harry Hutson	Lillian Anne Phillips
150	Grave stone for John Gooderham (1712-1787) Status: Not yet located; John Gooderham , the grandfather of our three immigrant ancestors was born and died in Scole England. Someone visited his grave and took this photo but where?	England John Gooderham

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