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      The Ontario Hospital opened in 1921 in the old Victoria College building with all its patients being female. It operated as a Mental Hospital and had a resident population of approximately 530. The focus was on care rather than treatment and training. In 1968 the Mental Hospitals Act came into …

      The "North King" was a frequent caller at Cobourg in the heyday of lake transport. She ran from Charlotte (the port of Rochester, NY) to various ports on the north shore of Lake Ontario including Cobourg, Port Hope and Toronto. When the North King, the Caspian or the Kingston arrived …

      The harbour has been rebuilt, dredged and expanded many times in the past century and a half. It is actually entirely artificial as the bay formed by Midtown Creek was just a swampy inlet, which the Cobourg business people quickly recognized as a great opportunity if it becam a major …

      Douglas Walden in front of icebergs at Burnham Street.

      Charles Gordon King is an Honor Graduated from Victoria College University of Toronto.

      Gordon King as a young man.

      The marriage took place at the Trinity United Church of Cobourg on October 7, 1938.

      Engagement Photograph

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      The boy in front is Edwin Guillet, son of E.C. Guillet.The old Scotch Kirk was located on King St. West at Ontario St.

      It appears the first meetings for public worship were around the mid 1820s. In 1833 the Presbyterians met for worship in a building that stood on what is now the corner of George and Orange Streets. The original stone church was built late in the fall of 1833 on the …

      It appears the first meetings for public worship were around the mid 1820s. In 1833 the Presbyterians met for worship in a building that stood on what is now the corner of George and Orange Streets. The original stone church was built late in the fall of 1833 on the …

      It appears the first meetings for public worship were around the mid 1820s. In 1833 the Presbyterians met for worship in a building that stood on what is now the corner of George and Orange Streets. The original stone church was built late in the fall of 1833 on the …

      It appears the first meetings for public worship were around the mid 1820s. In 1833 the Presbyterians met for worship in a building that stood on what is now the corner of George and Orange Streets. The original stone church was built late in the fall of 1833 on the …

      Post Card of the fire of January 4, 1937. Postmarked January 5, 1937, 10:30 am from Port Hope.

      It appears the first meetings for public worship were around the mid 1820s. In 1833 the Presbyterians met for worship in a building that stood on what is now the corner of George and Orange Streets. The original stone church was built late in the fall of 1833 on the …

      Picture taken at Petawawa Camp. This Battery was attached to the Canadian Royal Artillery.

      This building had housed Hewson & Co. since 1853 and was built circa 1830.

      The centre portion was the first Guillet store, in the 1840s and 50s. A couple of doors west is the British Hotel.

      Barney Lilly's Corners when Ralls had a grocery there. When Bernard Lilly had it in the 1850s it was called the Ontario House. The building was built in 1844 by the Burnet family and demolished in the 1980s. (Bernard was no relation to Beatrice Lillie)