Résultats

      Condition: Good. Some dents in matte. Another original copy is available under a separate identifier, but is not in as good shape.

      This is the second CPR station in Schreiber, east of the present Town Hall. b&w photo

      Additional copies of this photo are held by the Thunder Bay Museum and the Canadian Pacific Archives.

      Photograph of the mine site at Rabbit Mountain, near Stanley. At this site was the stamp mill, log houses, a general store and a small hotel. Silver was discovered in the Rabbit Mountain area in 1882. This was one of the first of a series of silver finds by Oliver …

      Also P3475

      Title based on contents of image.

      This house was built in 1886 by Frank Blanchard. Mr. John Mulvena owned it for a time and during this time had a cellar dug and the house moved back from the road. The house was built of solid planks and when hydro came to Athens, in 1929, they had …

      This house was started by Mr. McLean in 1884 and was finished by David Dack in 1886. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Ducolon lived here for many years, until she died in 1940. It was then sold to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnston. Other occupants have been Mrs. G. Wiltse, Mr. …

      This home was built by Steve King about 1886. Mr. and Mrs. George Beach bought it from Mr. King. It was the home for Francis Sheldon from 1886 to 1934. After 1934 his third wife lived here for several years. The house was sold to Ackley Brown and rented to …

      This home was built by Smith Wiltse in 1886. His son, Clayton, lived here until his death in 1972. Later owners have been Robert Livingston, and Cliff Scott.

      Built in 1886.

      (Condition: Fair.)

      Item consists of Sepia photograph of a landslide that occurred on May 7, 1886, just below the peak on the Grand Trunk Railway.

      German Methodist Church built in 1871. St. John's Lutheran Church built in 1882 and burned down in 1959. See also: P80 and P83. Part of a series of three views taken from the roof of the Central School building on Central Avenue (formerly Church Street).

      Not much is known about Mrs. John Morphy, although her maiden name was Anne Elizabeth Laing. Anne was born 01 May 1829 in Fermanagh, Ireland, and died in Oshawa on 01 May 1892. This photo has significant tearing damage.

      Condition: Fair to good. Has yellowed and lost some contrast. Appears tape had been ripped off at bottom-right corner.

      A portrait of Alfred Ernest Albert Breckon.

      Joseph Scriven was never paid for writing hymn Source: The Cobourg Daily Star, Wednesday, April 13, 1988 Acquired: January 2008

      Photos and information on Three Chiefs from Alberta Source: Donald Smith, Professor of History, University of Calgary Acquired: 1999

      James McAllan Willis was born at Whitby on April 5, 1860, and was a lifetime resident of the town. This picture was taken about the time he was married to Anastasia Woodhouse on July 28, 1886. He died at Whitby on October 12, 1943 and is buried in St. John's …