Résultats

      Letter of sympathy from Walter Dymond Gregory, who was a town councilor in 1912, to Mrs. Peter Kelley on the death of her husband.

      typed memo

      Photograph provided by the Shepherd Family.

      Letter from the NBDA Corp (Northumberland Business Development Assistance Corp) describing their services. Source: Unknown Acquired: August 2, 1988

      Letter from Percy Climo to Gordon King regarding his new publication dated August 3, 1989. Also an attached letter Percy had sent to Mayor Angus Read inviting him to contribute a page. Source: C.Gordon King Acquired: January 8, 2004

      A letter to the editor of the Cobourg Daily Star regarding Local History submitted by Percy Climo in October 1986. Source: Unknown Acquired: October 25, 1988

      Letter from Percy Climo to Gordon King regarding a review of Mr. Climo’s story and some historical facts. Dated February 22, 1987. Source: C. Gordon King Acquired: May 1996

      A letter from the RCL Branch 238 president to the Fenelon Falls community advising that assistance and support is available for seniors, veterans and the dependents of veterans. Legion membership was not required to access this aid.

      Built in 1903-1905 with a grant from the Carnegie Foundation. A new library building was built in 1966 and the old site became Police headquarters and is now the Habitat for Humanity Canada head office.

      Building constructed in 1966. Expansion built between 1987-1988.

      SCOTCH BLOCK - John G. Irving farm on east half of lot 6, Concession 1. The large stone farmhouse was owned by K. Fry in 1986.

      – Acton Fairview Cemetery, memorial to Fred Crewson, 1962.

      Worden Pioneer cemetery at corner of Highway 7 (27 Sideroad) and 5th line. Close-up of Elizabeth Worden gravestone wife of samuel Worden

      Image of group of men and a horse during winter in Waterloo Park.

      diapositive / slide

      diapositive / slide

      Churchill Community Church, built in 1843 for the Congregational Church, joining the United Church in 1926. Photo by J. Mark Rowe. DATE: 2 April 1994 NEGATIVE: No PROVENENCE: EHS collection FORMAT: Colour 4”X6” print &

      Slide File Number: 05.88-B-3 Fort George was constructed from 1796-1802.The original complex was the principal British Military Establishment on this frontier and saw much action during the war of 1812. Fort George was destroyed by the Americans in May 1813. The stone powder magazine was the only building to survive …

      See p. 94 of Split Rail Country Vol.II for more information

      Building constructed in 1966. Expansion built between 1987-1988.