Résultats

      Black and white newspaper clipping with picture of the old industry in Sundridge. The buildings in the image were formerly owned by George Kent of Pevensky.

      A series of different articles about life at the Arctic Circle Source: D. Smith, University of Calgary, Faculty of Social Sciences, and Department of History Acquired: September 1999

      From Armstrong family collection.

      Articles of Agreement Source: Jackie Alls Acquired: October 1995

      Memorandum of agreement Source: Jackie Alls Acquired: October 1995

      Indenture Source: Jackie Alls Acquired: October 1995

      The Right Honourable The Viscountess Dillon Source: Unknown Acquired: January 2008

      Sights From A King Street Window Source: Saturday Morning Post, May 13, 1989 Acquired: January 2008

      A photo of William Tourje Business and Residence Source: Clarke Popham Acquire: February 2008

      According to entries in the Bell Family Bible, Irene Frances Bell, daughter of George A. Bell and Nellie F. Bell, was born on Jan. 19, 1893. This would make her 16-years-old at the time this photograph was presented in 1909.

 The Globe, 1909     Newspaper article, in series "Men, Women and Events", about an unique summer house standing on the lawn of a Niagara River fruit farm in Queenston and made of historic wheels. With a photograph of this construction with members of Armstrong family standing at the side of it. Stained newspaper clipping …

      Black and white clipping from a newspaper. The picture is of Joe Cawthra with his horse drawn steam boiler. The image is from approximately 1906. The article is about the history of Burk's Falls and the way things used to be in the town.

      A black and white reproduction of the class photo from 1907-1908.

      Dr. Dolan practiced medicine for seven and a half years in Blind River before moving to North Bay to work in the new Forensic Psychiatry Unit at the Ontario Hospital there. He died within a year of that move.

 Fenelon Falls Gazette, 12 Sep 1902, p. 4, column 4-5     Mr. Francis Hare, of Ottawa, is visiting at Dr. Wilson's. Mr. Henry Graham Sr., of Kinmount, was in town last week. Miss Lucy Potts has resumed her old position in Mr. William Campbell's store. Miss Lillian Wilson returned on Monday to the Ladies' College at Whitby. Miss Sophia Wilson, of …

 Fenelon Falls Gazette, 23 May 1902, p. 4, column 3     The nominations of candidates for the honor of representing East Victoria in the Local Legislature were held yesterday afternoon, too late in the week for us to give even a synopsis of the proceedings. The returning officer, Mr. C. E. Young, of Minden, presided, assisted by the election Clerk, Mr. …

 Fenelon Falls Gazette, 23 May 1902, p. 4, column 5     Miss Violet Lockhart came home from Toronto on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Fowler were the guests of Mrs. Nie, at the Falls on Wednesday. Mr. William Lockhart, of Kingsville, Ont., was at the Falls from Saturday until Wednesday. Mr. William Fountain, who left on April 1st for Victoria ...

 Fenelon Falls Gazette, 23 May 1902, p. 5, column 1     ACCIDENT.--On the afternoon of Friday of last week Mr. Martin Haskell, electrician, met with an accident which rendered him unable to attend to his duties in the Syndicate's power house until the following Tuesday evening. An electric light pole stood in the way of a house which has since been …

 The Daily Intelligencer, 6 May 1904, p. 2     Marie Joussaye, formerly a well known journalist has been arrested on two charges of obtaining money under false pretences

      BIG CROWDS AT BEACH ON CIVIC HOLIDAY Over Six Thousand Amusement Seekers Visited This Beautiful Spot. Macassa Carried Over Three Thousand. Hardy, Gave Performance On Tight Wire. Vaudeville Show in Auditorium a Real Classy One. While Civic Holiday passed off quietly in Grimsby, it was by no ...