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Footage from the October 4, 1957 roolout of the AVRO Arrow.

From the Doug Robb fonds at the Region of Peel Archives, at the Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives.

British feature film "All Over the Town" had its world debut at the Odeon Theatre in Brampton, in 1949, as a charity benefit.

This film was recorded by a local photographer named Cecil Chinn. The majority of his surviving output is available at the Region of Peel Archives at the Cecil A. Chinn fonds.

British feature film "All Over the Town" had its world debut at the Odeon Theatre in Brampton, in 1949, as a charity benefit.

This film was recorded by a local photographer named Cecil Chinn. The majority of his surviving output is available at the Region of Peel Archives at the Cecil A. Chinn fonds.

Nov. 22: Retro Rewind, 6 - 10 p.m.
A groovy night of peace, love and music with local musicians Matthew Wittmann and Wilson & The Cast Aways, drinks from Heartwood Farm and Cidery, and food from Jerk Brothers for purchase. Plus a tie-dye creative activity and our Far Out and Fascinating Facts Tours!

Early Bird Pricing: $10 Buy Tickets Now
At the Door: $15
*You can also purchase your advance tickets for #PAMAThursdays by calling 905-791-4055

Members are free in November in celebration of our 50th anniversary (must reserve in advance). Please contact pamadevelopment@peelregion.ca to save your spot.

In 1944 and 1945, the Brampton Golf Club held golf matches to benefit local veterans of the Second World War. Local photographer Cecil Chinn captured these games on film, recently digitized by the Region of Peel Archives. The silent footage is a mix of black and white and colour.

Located south of Steeles Avenue, at the time, the club was officially in Toronto Township, which forms the basis of the City of Mississauga.