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      This promotional video was created to market the Witteveen's family business. Residing at his farm near St. George, Ont., Harry Witteveen has devoted his time and energy to raising Friesian horses since 1986. The video recording was provided by Harry Witteveen.

      Place Settings is the final project of the County of Brant Public Library's 2016-2017 Writer-in-Residence Program. This anthology showcases 16 unique non-fiction pieces by local writers about their personal connections to the County of Brant’s geography and history. The anthology includes stories that range from the singularity of a park …

      South Dumfries Historical Society Second World War veterans photograph collage. The 75 photographs are numbered in the order as they appear in the collage, top to bottom, left to right. Below the collage is a list of 86 local war veterans not depicted. In total, the poster refers to 161 …

      This book documents the history of the Glen Morris library from its founding in 1888 to its hundredth anniversary in 1988. The Glen Morris library is now one of the five branches of the County of Brant Public Library, following the County's amalgamation in 1999.

      In this photocopy of a land indenture, Charles Stewart sold a parcel of land in Glen Morris to William Fleming for $275. The lot was a portion of lot 19 on 6th concession on Dunbar Street, now known as the Griffin house. The complete list of signatories is: Malcolm McDonald …

      This item was generously provided by David Kemkes at the 2019 Scan and Share held at Glen Morris on January 26, 2019.

      This document of the Municipal School Board of the Township of Onondaga outlines caretakers' duties and salaries for School Section No. 5. The original document was provided by Joyce Smith during a Scan & Share Day event held at the Onondaga Hall on January 14, 2012.

      This article originally appeared on the County of Brant wiki at ourbrant.wikia.com. It has been included in this collection for ease of research.

      This article originally appeared on the County of Brant wiki at ourbrant.wikia.com. It has been included in this collection for ease of research.

      This article originally appeared on the County of Brant wiki at ourbrant.wikia.com. It has been included in this collection for ease of research.

      Contributed by Roger Sharpe

      Contributed by Patricia VanSickle. This article originally appeared on the County of Brant wiki at ourbrant.wikia.com. It has been included in this collection for ease of research.

      This Tweedsmuir gives an in-depth description of the Glen Morris Women's Institute and the major positive impact it has had on the community over the years. The book contains information about quilts in the context of the history of Glen Morris and the surrounding area.

      This Tweedsmuir has a primary focus on the Glen Morris Horticultural Society, including materials such as pamphlets, photos, and newspaper clippings.

      This Tweedsmuir gives an in-depth look at local schools through materials such as class photos and newspaper clippings.

      This Tweedsmuir gives an in-depth description of the Glen Morris Women's Institute and the major positive impact it has had on the community over the years. The book contains materials such as historical accounts, programs, photos, and correspondence.

      This Tweedsmuir gives an in-depth description of the Glen Morris Women's Institute membership through photographs and biographies.

      This Tweedsmuir gives an in-depth description of the Glen Morris Women's Institute and the major positive impact it has had on the community over the years. The book contains important members, photographs, and accomplishments the group has achieved over the years.

      This brochure is dedicated to the village of Glen Morris and its residents who were taking part in 2009 Communities in Bloom provincial competition.

      This is the photograph of Grade 1 students from the Glen Morris Central School. The original was provided by Frances Kingston during a Digital Preservation Day event in Glen Morris in May 2011.