Résultats

      This lithograph presents a view of Paris as it was c. 1855. It shows a foreground view of the land past the Grand River bridge, with the town rising up behind the river. This image was printed on page 39 of At the Forks of the Grand: Volume I by …

      Provided by Ray McCoy

      This copy of a painting portrays Epaphras Lord Phelps, also known as Onasquesakon. Originally a school teacher from the United States, he taught a school in Long Point, Blenheim and in Brant's Mohawk village; later, from 1800 to 1812, he was Joseph Brant's white secretary. He was trusted enough by …

      This copy of a portrait painting depicts Hiram Phelps, the son of Epaphras Lord Phelps. Hiram was a successful farmer, and took a great interest in local affairs. He was Reeve of Brantford Township in 1854. His family lived in a large home on the Phelps tract, now 513 Mount …

      This is a portrait of Adelaide Hunter Hoodless (1857-1910), founder of Women's Institute. The original is on display at the Adelaide Hunter Hoodless Homestead. For more information and to view a virtual tour of the homestead, visit the official website at www.adelaidehoodless.ca.