Résultats

 Mrs Carl Price, North Renfrew Times, Unknown     The early history of Renfrew County is traced via the First Post offices and the railway.

      Certificate of Participation and ribbon presented to Pat Pollard (chief librarian of the Petawawa Public Library, in appreciation for participation in the Baby Picture contest.

      Article described a fall contest at the Petawawa Public Library held during Ontario Public Library Week in October, open to children 8-12 years old.

      Mrs. G.J. Boudreau [Ernie Boudreau’s Mother] and Mrs. M. Donnelly [Bill Donnelly’s grandmother] both lived in Mackey Station Ont. Unknown what year this document was written in. All spellings of names are from the original document.

      "At the Ferry," a poem by E. Pauline Johnson.

      If you wish to view this 82 page document, please contact the SNPL in regards to item SNPL004244v00d.

      "An Exhibition organized by the Native American center for the Living Arts in Niagara Falls, New York.

 Petawawa Guardian, 19 June 1990, p. 1     Photo of library staff participating in the annual Civic Centre Days parade.

      This is a news article on Dr. Arnold Anderson, a boy who went to grade school on the Six Nations and went to high school in Caledonia also became a key member of the team of scientists that produced the atom bomb.

      Summary The Bernard Smith house is located in Burford Township. The land this house is located on has been in the Smith family since the mid-nineteenth century. A number of land deeds pertaining to this land are available (right hand side under Links). Architectural Features The building is a rectangular-shaped, …

      Summary This house is located in Onondaga Township. Of note is the design in the walls made by alternating red and yellow bricks. Architectural Features This building is a single detached, two storey house with a high gable roof. Designs have been created in the stretcher bond brick walls by …

      Fourteenth in a 62 part series, Six Nations Killed In Action is a list of Native Chiefs and Warriors who were killed in action during the War of 1812. This list was compiled using available information and may be updated from time to time as new information comes to light.

      Fifteenth in a 62 part series, Roster of Battles of War of 1812 is a chronological list of the battles that occurred during the War of 1812.

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      Left: Gladys Williams Right: Unknown

      Description of the Neutral Indian Burial-Ground along the Western part of Lake Ontario.

      Copy of the text written on the plaque titled "Neutral Indian Burial-Ground" erected at the site of the discovery of a Neutral burial site in Grimsby.

      "The New Credit Reserve near Hagersville, Ontario, was established and occupied in 1847 by the Mississauga Indians of the Credit River Settlement near Toronto."

      This is an original poster with announcement of the 96th Spring Fair in Richmond Hill.

      House Summary The Emmott farm is located in Newport, and was founded by English settler Moses Emmott sometime in the 1800s. Moses immigrated from Laneshawbridge, England – where the Emmotts were a prominent family – to Newport to help build Cockshutt Road, and ultimately settled on the property after not …