Résultats

      Postcard showing an aerial view of the Waterfront Festival in 1995.

      Aerial view of Cobourg Harbour and the West Pier

      Located on Hwy.#2, west end of Cobourg

      Each year, Canada's prettiest historic town turns the clock back a hundred years for the month December. Featuring a multitude of fun activities including the high school students' general store which raises funds for charity.

      This home was built by John Thompson, a local builder and contractor who purchased land on Albert Street that extended from Bagot to Durham. This home was complete in 1875. Mr. Thompson also built Faraday Hall. In the late 1990s it became a Bed and Breakfast.

      Shown are two postcards. In photograph "a" (top) a full frontal view of Victoria Hall is shown, opened by the Prince of Wales on September 7, 1870. It is a Victorian version of Palladian style building in carved Cleveland freestone with 34 pilasters with carved Corinthian capitals. In photograph "b" …

      The foyer is now restored to its original size. In the late 1800s partitions were put in to provide offices for the police department, the tax collector and later, for use of the Chamber of Commerce. The courtroom is modeled on that of the Old Bailey in London's criminal courts. …

      The Concert Hall is located on the second floor of Victoria Hall in downtown Cobourg. The Hall was first opened in 1860 by the Prince of Wales. History tells us that he danced the night away. The Grand Concert Hall's restoration to its former Victorian grandeur was completed in 1983. …

      In 1920, as a result of a leadership disagreement in the Cobourg Citizens Band, an offshoot band was formed, The Cobourg Concert Band. A year later the disagreement was resolved and the two bands reunited under the name The Concert Band of Cobourg (Kilties), adopting the highland dress for its …

      Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

      A spring view of Sacre Coeur Roman Catholic Church on Guelph Street, built in 1885 as Holy Cross Church.

      File Number: 06/pt1/9-1.2 Port Dalhousie was amalgamated with the City of St. Catharines in 1961.

      File Number: 15/pt2/41-1.3 The original portion of the courthouse was built in 1856 of Queenston stone. Indiana stone was used for the new addition. Kivas Tully designed the building.

      Post card with scenic views of Georgetown and areaon a yellow background. From left to right: Credit River, Cedarvale Park, the Copper Kettle(Glen Williams) and Main Street South (looking towards Highway 7).

      Post card with scenic views of Georgetown. Clockwise from top left: Historic Glen Williams Town Hall (built c. 1871); the annual Georgetown Fall Fair; downtown Georgetown (Main Street South).

      Update - Unity Park has been renamed Chris Hadfield Park. The building now serves as headquarters for the United Way of Milton and the Tourist Information Centre. Located at the intersection of Steels and Highway 25.

      Located at the corner of Martin and Main. Also known as the Dewar Block.

      Located in Victoria Park Square, Milton, Ont. Built in 1855 and enlarged in 1877, the building served as Halton County's Court House and Jail until 1974. It was purchased by the Town of Milton in 1982 and renovated to serve as the Town Hall, opening in 1985.

      This photograph is looking west on Highway 2 to R. Hutchings, Old Danforth Road, Lawless store. Black and white photograph reproduction of a postcard.

      Postmark 1913(?)