Résultats

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

      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 …

      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.

      This is a Sharp Family story created as a Millennium project by Andrew Sharp and Wendy (Sharp) McLean. The book was published in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

      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 1930 yearbook has information about the graduating class of Burford High School. It covers their activities and a wide variety of other subjects in many articles contributed by the students themselves. It also includes a list of graduating students from 1928-1930, and several photographs of students and student activities.

      Considered one of the most authoritative works on the history of Burford, Muir's work is still referred to by historians of the County of Brant.

      This binder contains profiles of all of the schools in use in the Burford Township school system between 1947 - 1969. Each school has a short description and a photograph. This collection was compiled for the Burford Public Library by Edna Telfer.

      This binder contains the history of the Kendrick family, as compiled by Helen Mulligan. It also contains original historical photos, birth, death and marriage records and newspaper clippings. The binder was provided for digitization by Helen Mulligan.

      In some cases, there are multiple towns with the same name, such as Mt. Pleasant. When it is unclear which town it is, they are marked with an arrow. An interesting note is that on the map at the back of the book, Brantford is misplaced. The map shows Brantford …