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      The scrapbook is held in a protective hard cover and holds various media types including photographs, maps, text, and handwritten notes.

      Not all information in this essay may be 100% correct as we have further information that contradicts some of the information as it was recorded in the original document.

      Yellow card stock covers surrounding ration token pages of various colours. There were around six pages originally. Now there are five full pages and one partially used.

      The Loyal Orange Lodge, Hornby No. 165 was taken into the Oakville Orange Lodge in later years.

      This house was demolished in 1965. Post's Corners was one of the first hamlets in the area known as Trafalgar Township. It was located at the intersection of what is now Trafalgar Road (or Seventh Line) and Dundas Street, Oakville, Ontario. Later, the hamlet was known as Postville.

      This store, gas station and ice cream booth on the south-west corner of Trafalgar Road (7th Line) and Dundas Street was photographed about 1940. The two-storey central building in this photograph is the original Post's Inn, according to Town of Oakville Heritage Planner, Carolyn Van Sligtenhorst in May 2016. Two …

      The photograph shows the hospital as it appeared before it was destroyed by fire. The brief note underneath this photo reports what happened when the fire struck.

      Black and white postcard of the main lodge at the Knoepfli Inn. The two story building is sitting in the middle of the image. There is a porch running around the house with a roof covering it. The three buildings in the background of the image are probably rooms for …

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      This is volume one of three Tweedsmuir Histories created by the Sunnyside Women's Institute.

      A Black and white photograph of the McKnight home and a short written report about the address of the home. The house is a two story wooden building. The first floor has a wrap around porch and a swing seat. The grass and the bushes have become over grown. It's …

      Two pictures and a brief report of the history of the property on 23 Bay Street. The first, black and white, photograph was take when there was a heavy snow fall. The two story brick building with a covered entrance and a few shrubs. The second, colour, photograph is of …

      A postcard of the Rideau Canal and Inter-Provincial Bridge in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

      Head gate for the dam at Ear Falls Generating Station being lifted by Gate Crane, assisted by unidentified worker. Photo was taken May 28, 1940. The head of a generating station is the difference between water levels upstream and downstream of the dam.

      Unidentified man standing in front of the Head Gate Crane which was used to regulate the flow of water to the dam, May 28,1940.

      Lifting a boom at the generating station during 1940's. The man in the photo is unidentified.

      Photo of a diving pump used to extract water during construction of the hydro plant on August 10, 1940's.

      Aerial view of Lac Seul Hydro Dam looking south, 1940's, Ear Falls Ontario. Work on this project began in the summer of 1928 and was completed in the spring of 1929.

 Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 28 Nov 1940, p. 1, column 4     ...

      Mary Tulloch is shown sitting in the snow, wearing a long coat trimmed with a large fur collar and a close fitting hat.