Résultats

      Article on the unveiling of a plaque at Barnum House in 1984. Source: Independent, September 12, 1984 Acquired: August 28, 2003

      Article on the architecture of Barnum House on pg. 59 and also mentions Keeler House in Colborne. Source: Canada CenturyHome, May 1983, Summer No.2 Acquired: May 1983

      Business card for Curator of Barnum House from 1991. Source: unknown Acquired: June 24, 1991

      Article regarding the reopening of Barnum House in 1991. Source: Heritage Dimensions Newsletter of Ontario Heritage Foundation, Vol.4 Issue 2, Fall/Winter 1990 Acquired: June 8, 1992

      Article on the restoration of Barnum House Source: Renew magazine, May-June 1990 Acquired: August 13, 1990

      Article regarding the death of Barnum House curator Luella Young in December 1978. Source: Cobourg Sentinel Star, December 1978 Acquired: August 19, 1992

      Photo and short article on Barnum House in 1969, at the age of 152 years. Source: Cobourg Sentinel Star, November 26, 1969 Acquired: August 19, 1992

      Short article on the opening of the 1971 tourist season at Barnum House Source: Cobourg Sentinel Star, May 21, 1971 Acquired: August 19, 1992

      Considered one of the finest examples of Georgian architecture, the Barnum House was built in 1817 on the outskirts of Grafton by Col. Eliakim Barnum who came to Haldimand Township from Vermont in 1808. Barnum first used a large log house, but during the war of 1812 it was destroyed …

      Considered one of the finest examples of Georgian architecture, the Barnum House was built in 1817 on the outskirts of Grafton by Col. Eliakim Barnum who came to Haldimand Township from Vermont in 1808. Barnum first used a large log house, but during the war of 1812 it was destroyed …

      Considered one of the finest examples of Georgian architecture, the Barnum House was built in 1817 on the outskirts of Grafton by Col. Eliakim Barnum who came to Haldimand Township from Vermont in 1808. Barnum first used a large log house, but during the war of 1812 it was destroyed …

      Considered one of the finest examples of Georgian architecture, the Barnum House was built in 1817 on the outskirts of Grafton by Col. Eliakim Barnum who came to Haldimand Township from Vermont in 1808. Barnum first used a large log house, but during the war of 1812 it was destroyed …

      Considered one of the finest examples of Georgian architecture, the Barnum House was built in 1817 on the outskirts of Grafton by Col. Eliakim Barnum who came to Haldimand Township from Vermont in 1808. Barnum first used a large log house, but during the war of 1812 it was destroyed …

      Considered one of the finest examples of Georgian architecture, the Barnum House was built in 1817 on the outskirts of Grafton by Col. Eliakim Barnum who came to Haldimand Township from Vermont in 1808. Barnum first used a large log house, but during the war of 1812 it was destroyed …

      Residence of Rogers family. Photograph of a postcard.

      One of the oldest houses in the village of Grafton. John Steeles was a business partner of Joseph Keeler and a founder and board member of Queen's University.

      One of the original Lawless homes in Grafton. Located at 126 Old Danforth Rd., Grafton, Ontario.

      "Homewood" is the home of a member of the Rogers family. It is located on the Northeast corner of Highway 2 and Brimley Road, Grafton.

      Southwest corner of Highway 2 and Old Danforth Road - Lawless Store. Black and white photograph reproduction of a postcard.

      Shows R. Lawless & Sons store and J.M. Gordon Barbershop