Résultats

      Crossen Car Works later occupied this site, but by 1948, when this picture was taken, only the foundry at the rear left remained.

      On May 15 and 16th, 1948 Edwin Guillet and his sons Robert and James followed the old railroad line on foot from Cobourg to Peterborough and took this and many other photographs of their journey.

      Members of the Crick Family, living near by, had kept the cross in good repair. It was erected in 1882 by James B. Barber, onetime superintendent of the line. Farther south is another grave, and several unnamed labourers are buried in the northeast corner of the Church of England (St. …

      On May 15 and 16th, 1948 Edwin Guillet and his sons Robert and James followed the old railroad line on foot from Cobourg to Peterborough and took this and many other photographs of their journey

      As the advertisement of 1831 put it: "Wanted - 500 sticks of pine timber, 30 feet long and 12 inches square..." The Cobourg Harbour Co. was incorporated and began operating in about 1830, starting with this pier. This first pier began near the entrance to the present trailer park, extended …

      The Cobourg Harbour Co. was incorporated and began operating in about 1830, starting with this pier. This first pier began near the entrance to the present trailer park, extended 500 feet into the lake and ended with a lighthouse.Within ten years the West pier was built and the East pier …

      The Cobourg Harbour Co. was incorporated and began operating in about 1830, starting with this pier. This first pier began near the entrance to the present trailer park, extended 500 feet into the lake and ended with a lighthouse. Within ten years the West pier was built and the East …

      Johnson McKenzie's farm was just north of Centreton (Lot 18, Conc 6). Bruce McKenzie was the son of Johnson. Scan only.

      Scan only.

      Galloping Ghosts Celebrate Victory Source: The Cobourg Sentinel-Star, Thursday, December 5, 1946 Acquired: December 2007

      The people shown in this photograph are: Back Row: McCullagh, Mac; Baker, Tom; Burnham, Olin; Hall, Dick; Galbraith, George; Gillespie; Booth; Connor, Kevin; McIntyre, George; Front Row: Mitchell, George; Tait, Doug; Lucas, Robert; King, Gordon; Craig, Brie; McPherson; Higginson, Reginald.

      S.S.Ontario No.2 in the Cobourg Harbour.

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      This photograph was taken in Sogel, Germany.

      This new Collegiate was built in 1902 and in 1960 became known as Cobourg and District Collegiate Institute West, when the new high school was built in the east end. Panoramic photograph.

      Located on Hibernia, between Albert and King Street. John Guy is standing in front of shop.

      The Cooey rifle factory was located in the old Ontario Woollen Mills buildings. It was taken over by Winchester-Western a manufacturer of sporting guns and ammunition.After a fire destroyed the Port Hope plant for the Cobourg Star newspaper, the production to the paper moved to the former Winchester-Western plant on …

      The sport of curling in Cobourg pre-dates 1859 when an ad appeared in the local paper regarding a meeting for the purpose of re-establishing the Cobourg Curling Club. In the 1860s there were two rinks operating on the Factory Creek pond and a total of seven rinks in Cobourg overall. …

      Cobourg's original arena was a wooden building on the north side of University Ave West between Division and George Street and owned by the Ley brothers. In 1942 the roof collapsed and the arena was operated for a couple of years without a roof. In 1947 citizens began a campaign …

      Cobourg's original arena was a wooden building on the north side of University Ave West between Division and George Street and owned by the Ley brothers. In 1942 the roof collapsed and the arena was operated for a couple of years without a roof. In 1947 citizens began a campaign …