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File consists of a CD-ROM produced by Bell to celebrate their 125th anniversary.

File consists of a scrapbook likely created or maintained by Betty Odlum. The scrapbook contains cut out images from various publications, captioned by Betty or other unknown people. The scrapbook provides commentary on working at Bell Canada Brampton. See file 7 for related material.

File consists of a photograph of participants at a Bell Canada company picnic, including Betty Odlum.

File consists of a scrapbook likely created or maintained by Betty Odlum. The scrapbook contains cut out images from various publications, captioned by Betty or other unknown people. The scrapbook provides commentary on working at Bell Canada Brampton (at which Betty was an employee). See file 12 for related material.

File consists of an Odlum family history scrapbook. The book has been split into three files. This scrapbook contains a great deal of information on the Odlum family of Toronto Gore, Peel.

File consists of an Odlum family history scrapbook. The book has been split into three files. This scrapbook contains a great deal of information on the Odlum family of Toronto Gore, Peel.

File consists of an Odlum family history scrapbook. The book has been split into three files. This scrapbook contains a great deal of information on the Odlum family of Toronto Gore, Peel.

File consists of a DVD produced for the memorial service for Betty Odlum.

Fonds consists of records created and/or collected by Brampton resident Betty Odlum. The majority of the fonds consists of photographic slides and prints created and/or collected by Betty.

The photographs document a wide range of Brampton area properties, buildings, events, and people, with a particular focus on downtown Brampton, the Dale Estate, and Lorne Avenue.

The fonds also contains a small amount of non-photographic material collected or created by Betty, including scrapbooks, programs, and an Odlum family marriage certificate. An Odlum family history album found in the fonds will likely be of much use to those interested in the history of the Odlum family, an early settler family in the Toronto Gore area.

File consists of photographs of the Brampton area, including the downtown and the fairgrounds. Also found in the file is what appears to be a ca. 1910 photograph of men chopping down trees near what may be a local Brampton business.

Other search term: ice storm

File consists of various shots of the Brampton area, including area buildings, parks, and street signs.

File consists of photographs of the Brampton area. Included are shots of: the Odlum homestead; [Lorne Avenue?]; winter scenes; parades; a farm beside Salem Church; Chinguacousy Park; Holland Christian Homes; Gage Park; fire aftermath on Main or Queen Street; Loafer’s Lake; Dale Estate chimney; Victoria Terrace; bicycle path north of Vodden; Brampton viewed from the 5th Line WHS north of Steeles; and a farm bridge on Vodden.

File consists of photographs of the Brampton area. Included are shots of: a bicycle path; City Hall; Brampton Cenotaph; Lorne Avenue; the veteran statue in Gage park; Alderlea; construction of the Rose Theatre; Brampton Central School; kids playing a baseball game; construction on McMurchy Avenue; Main Street north opposite Church Street; The Olde Shoe Factory Business Centre (57 Mill North); and a placard noting the names of soldiers from Brampton and the surrounding area that died during the First World War.

File consists of photographs of downtown Brampton, as well as shots of Professors Lake, Chinguacousy Park, and the assembly of what may be a time capsule.

File consists of photographs of the Brampton area. Included are shots of various streetscapes, winter scenes, the Dale Estate, and a parade.

File consists of photographs of the Brampton area. Included are shots of: An unidentified culvert; flooding; a used car business; the Dominion Building; Main Street south; the Fire Hall, Chapel Street; Lorne Avenue; Bell telephone parking lot; Queen Street East; and the Main and Queen Street intersection ("the four corners").

File consists of photographs of the Brampton area. Included are shots of: the Sesqui parade; aftermath of a fire in the downtown core; parades; churches; a bicycle path near Vodden; Wellington Street “flats” (park); Loafer’s lake; Heart Lake; Gage Park; Dale family home; Main Street North; John and Chapel Streets; and the City Hall garden.