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      This photograph shows a church picnic in Burt's Grove, a mile north of Paris. At one time, a trolley line ran through this area. The area was popular for church picnics. Members of the Crouse family are likely in this image. Ted Wallace has provided information on the location of …

      This late 19th century photograph shows Alice Smith, a member of the Tanner family. She is identified as being "Aunt Eliza's daughter". This photograph was provided by Elaine (Tanner) Culling during a Digitization Day event held by the County of Brant Public Library. Do you have any historical items and …

      This late 19th century photograph shows Eliza Bowden Smith, left, and Lillian Kenspeer. Eliza was a member of the Tanner family, and sister to Mabel Bowden Tanner. This photograph was provided by Elaine (Tanner) Culling during a Digitization Day event held by the County of Brant Public Library. Do you …

      This late 19th century photograph shows Mary Ann Kentsbeer, known as "Grandma Bowden Tanner". This photograph was provided by Elaine (Tanner) Culling during a Digitization Day event held by the County of Brant Public Library. Do you have any historical items and are interested in helping preserve our county's history …

      This early 20th century photograph shows Jack Evan Bowden, a member of the Tanner family, as a baby. He was born May 26th, 1907. This photograph was provided by Elaine (Tanner) Culling during a Digitization Day event held by the County of Brant Public Library. Do you have any historical …

      This late 19th or early 20th century photograph shows a man who may be George Brown, who was the husband of Fanny (Tanner) Brown. Fanny was from the Tanner family, and was the sister of Will Tanner; both were children of James and Esther (Boughen) Tanner. This photograph was provided …

      This early 20th century photograph shows the Tanner homestead located on RR1 (now Tanner Road), in South Dumfries Township in the County of Brant. The home was owned by Melvin & Mabel (Bowden) Tanner, who moved there from Coldwater Township, MI in the United States c. 1915/16. The house has …

      While the photo is undated, the use of "C.W." (for Canada West) suggests that it is from before Confederation in 1867 when the province of Canada West became Ontario.

      This late 19th or early 20th century photograph shows George and Fanny Brown with their daughter Amelia (Amy). Fanny was from the Tanner family, and was the sister of Will Tanner; both were children of James and Esther (Boughen) Tanner. This photograph was provided by Elaine (Tanner) Culling during a …

      This photograph shows a group of construction workers building Highway 24 in the 1920s. The photos in this set were taken near Perry German's farm. Charles Alvin Truckle can be seen sitting on the right. This photograph was provided by Elaine (Tanner) Culling during a Digitization Day event held by …

      This photograph shows a group of construction workers building Highway 24 in the 1920s. The photos in this set were taken near Perry German's farm. Charles Alvin Truckle can be seen in many photos. This photograph was provided by Elaine (Tanner) Culling during a Digitization Day event held by the …

      This photograph shows a group of construction workers building Highway 24 in the 1920s. The photos in this set were taken near Perry German's farm. Charles Alvin Truckle can be seen in many photos, and is probably on the white horse to the left. This photograph was provided by Elaine …

      This photograph shows a group of construction workers building Highway 24 in the 1920s. The photos in this set were taken near Perry German's farm. Charles Alvin Truckle can be seen in many photos. This photograph was provided by Elaine (Tanner) Culling during a Digitization Day event held by the …

      This photograph shows a group of construction workers building Highway 24 in the 1920s. The photos in this set were taken near Perry German's farm. Charles Alvin Truckle can be seen in many photos. This photograph was provided by Elaine (Tanner) Culling during a Digitization Day event held by the …

      This 1920 photograph shows Thomas Lockyer and his wife Mary Jane Hutchinson Lockyer on their farm in New Durham at Townline. Thomas was born March 13, 1854 in Devonshire, England; as an adult he worked as a tanner there before emigrating to Canada to become a farmer. He died April …

      This photograph shows Ethel Lockyer (b. Oct 21 1882, d. Apr 11, 1967) and her husband Robert Penny in their wedding portrait. Robert was a farmer at the Norwich Gore. The wedding was performed in 1905 at the Lockyer home in New Durham by Rev. Ottewell. Ethel was born in …

      This 1906 postcard shows the New Durham Congregational Church. This photo was provided by the Norwich and District Historical Society during the September 17th, 2010 Digitization Day held in Oakland, Ontario by the County of Brant Public Library. Do you have any historical items and are interested in helping preserve …

      This photo was provided by Marilyn Kovacs during the September 18th, 2010 Digitization Day held in Burford, Ontario by the County of Brant Public Library. Its donor identified this image as a unidentified group of men outside the Burford Armoury. However, due to comments this photo has been positively identified …

      Heydenshore Park was a summer resort established around 1900 east of Whitby Harbour. A number of cottages were built there starting in 1900 and were demolished in 1965 when the private park was sold to the Whitby Public Utilities Commission. In 1971 Heydenshore Park was sold to the Town of …

      This postcard is a divided back postcard with a postal rate listed of 1 cent, which indicates it was printed between 1903 and 1914. The postal rates increased after 1914.