Résultats

      Aerial view.

      Aerial view. April 10, 1996.

      Cobourg's VIA Rail station was built by the Grand Trunk Railway in 1911 and operated as the CNR's Cobourg Station from 1922 to 1986. The station was renovated in the 1990s for long-term use as a VIA Rail facility. Mile 264 on Kingston sub.

      Cobourg's VIA Rail station was built by the Grand Trunk Railway in 1911 and operated as the CNR's Cobourg Station from 1922 to 1986. The station was renovated in the 1990s for long-term use as a VIA Rail facility. Cobourg Station is Mile 264 on Kingston sub.

      Cobourg's VIA Rail station was built by the Grand Trunk Railway in 1911 and operated as the CNR's Cobourg Station from 1922 to 1986. The station was renovated in the 1990's for long-term use as a VIA Rail facility. Station is Mile 264 on Kingston sub.

      This C&P railway station was located near Division and Charles Street and is now a private home.

      Cobourg's VIA Rail station was built by the Grand Trunk Railway in 1911 and operated as the CNR's Cobourg Station from 1922 to 1986. The station was renovated in the 1990's for long-term use as a VIA Rail facility. Mile 264 on Kingston sub of the Great Lakes Region, from …

      This house was the home of Francis Burnet Jr., one of the four Burnet brothersThe four Burnet brothers came to Cobourg in 1843 and quickly established themselves as the leading buildings in the area. The four houses which they built as residences for themselves were all on the west side …

      This home was built in 1873 by Major David Taylor. It was purchased by Lydia Cornell, daughter of Colonel Douglas Cornell in 1919. She made a number of changes to the home and lived there till 1958 when she died. Her niece, Katharine Cornell was married in this house in …

      This splendid residence was built in 1878 by Robert Mulholland, a wealthy merchant. It is the best example of the Italianate style in Cobourg. It was later owned by first the Hoppers and then the Blacks. William Black's son, Harry St.Francis Black was born in Cobourg August 25, 1863. He …

      Judge George Mackenzie Clark, a successful lawyer, local politician, staunch Conservative, and personal friend of Sir John A. Macdonald, purchased the future site of Brookside School in 1869. His wife was the daughter of William Weller. Initially this purchase totaled 180 acres, but it was immediately subdivided into smaller parcels …

      The Columbian had two annexes, Lake View Lawn and the Baltimore. On Lake View Lawn were two first-class cottages containing, in both cottages about thirty rooms. The Baltimore was near the lake and had about twenty-five excellent

      Cameron Cottage was built around 1854 possibly by a Henry Terry. Little is known about the original owner, but it acquired the name in the 1880s when Clara Cameron, the granddaughter of Captain Walter Boswell purchased the home. It was located in the highly desirable area that the Cobourg Summer …

      The Columbian had two annexes, Lake View Lawn and the Baltimore. On Lake View Lawn were two first-class cottages containing, in both cottages about thirty rooms. The Baltimore was near the lake and had about twenty-five excellent sleeping rooms. It was established in 1893 and demolished in 1994.

      The Columbian had two annexes, Lake View Lawn and the Baltimore. On Lake View Lawn were two first-class cottages containing, in both cottages about thirty rooms. The Baltimore was near the lake and had about twenty-five excellent sleeping rooms. It was established in 1893 and demolished in 1994.

      The Columbian had two annexes, Lake View Lawn and the Baltimore. On Lake View Lawn were two first-class cottages containing, in both cottages about thirty rooms. The Baltimore was near the lake and had about twenty-five excellent sleeping rooms. It was established in 1893 and demolished in 1994.

      The Columbian had two annexes, Lake View Lawn and the Baltimore. On Lake View Lawn were two first-class cottages containing, in both cottages about thirty rooms. The Baltimore was near the lake and had about twenty-five excellent sleeping rooms. It was established in 1893 and demolished in 1994.

      The Columbian had two annexes, Lake View Lawn and the Baltimore. On Lake View Lawn were two first-class cottages containing, in both cottages about thirty rooms. The Baltimore was near the lake and had about twenty-five excellent sleeping rooms. It was established in 1893 and demolished in 1994.

      This bookcase is a combination of empire and gothic revival. The upper part being gothic with its glazed door and angled pediment. The base is typical empire, being heavier, columned and having ogee feet. It measures 7 feet high, 54 inches wide and 21 inches deep. It was manufactured in …

      This bookcase is a combination of empire and gothic revival. The upper part being gothic with its glazed door and angled pediment. The base is typical empire, being heavier, columned and having ogee feet. It measures 7 feet high, 54 inches wide and 21 inches deep. It was manufactured in …