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      Built in the 1850s this station was sold when the Grand Trunk Railway bought C & P on 15 April, 1901. In May, June, and July, it was dismantled and moved to Roseneath by Mr. A. Copperthwaite, where it became the Orange Hall. In 1928 electricity was installed by Mr. …

      Built around 1855, this train station is located on the north side of Station Street in Belleville. It is Mile 220.7 on Kingston sub from Montreal.

      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 …

      Book launching of "Let us remember" by Percy Climo, December 1, 1990 in Victoria Hall foyer, Cobourg, Ontario.