Résultats

      This is a chronological time line of the history of the Iron Bridge United Church from 1880 to 1992.

      Copie numérisé / digitized copy

      Copie numérisé / digitized copy

      This is a photocopy of a page found in the Canadian Workshop Magazine detailing the construction of a wooden unit built by Jim Eagles of Blind River.

      This multi-page document gives a brief history of Blind River and provides some background about the location, vegetation, soils, wildlife and population of the area.

      This is a one page article written about Dr. & Mrs. Burd who settled in Blind River in 1898. Mrs. Burd was the first librarian when the library opened in 1926.

      This is a two-sided profile of artist and educator Conrad Bobiwash that includes information about his education, selected exhibitions, awards, and publications. A photo of the artist is included in the upper centre of the front page.

      To view this document, please contact SNPL in regard to item SNPL004192v00d.

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      A research report on the history of the cenotaphs in the town of Stirling and the hamelet of Harold. Contains pictures and newspaper clippings and background information on the creation of the cenotaphs

      Letter by Governor General regarding 125th anniversary of Canada's Confederation, with recognition of importance of the Armed Forces in Canada's history.

      A Breif excerpt on Nathan Williams Source: Heritage Estates Acquired: July 1996

      An expression of solidarity with the Mayan peoples by exiled Guatemalans and their supporters in Vancouver, Canada.

      This report deals with the forced return of Haitians under the U.S.-Haitian Interdiction Agreement of 1981. The Reagan Administration decided that undocumented Haitians had become a “serious national problem,” despite the fact that they comprised less than two percent of the undocumented population in the United States. The Haitians were …

      Chapter 15 "Ramming and Boarding: HMCS Oakville's Successful Boarding Tactics" pages 60-62.

      "Ramming and Boarding: HMCS Oakville's Successful Tactics" Chapter 15.

      Based on the tone of the letter, "Friends of Diabetes Research" are presumably volunteers with and/or donors to the Canadian Diabetes Association.

      Order of service for a memorial held for Bill Banting, son of Sir Frederick Banting, at his former school, Appleby College.