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      This is a lithograph printed as an advertisement in the Whitby Chronicle. The Oddfellows' Hall was the second building on the east side of Brock Street, north of Dundas Street. It was located at 103-107 Brock Street North. It was built from 1873 to 1875 and demolished in 1964. In …

      This building was located at 123-125 Brock Street South. London House shop was built by Joshua Richardson (1813-1883) in 1877-78 following the Great Fire of October 16, 1877. The store was the dry goods shop of Hamilton and Harrower (owned by a partnership between James Hamilton and Robert Wright Harrower). …

      Print from: Dominion of Canada Atlas, 1879. Ontario Ladies' College is now known as Trafalgar Castle School, and is located at 401 Reynolds Street.

      Tapleytown is located in the former Saltfleet Township in Wentworth County, Ontario. when the Regional Municipality of Hamilton-Wentworth was established in 1974, Saltfleet Township took the name of its major town to form the Municpality of Stoney Creek. As of 2001, the area is part of the City of Hamilton.

      William was born 24 December 1849 in Germany and died 31 December 1894 in Saltfleet Twp., Wentworth Co.

      This photograph depicts an 1879 meeting of the Paris town council, which at the time met at the Church street town hall. Among the figures depicted are mayor A.H. Baird and the police constable, to the right holding hat. This image was printed on the tenth page of photographs in …

      This item was digitized on November 13th, 2009, during a Digitization Days event at the Paris Branch of the County of Brant Public Library. The original photograph is noticeably faded. A digitally contrast-enhanced copy is also available.

      Condition: Good. Dirt on matte and photo - but the image looks clear.

      A photograph of the Kaministiquia Hotel, once at the corner of Dease and Hardisty Streets, in Fort William, Ontario. This unique C.P.R. hotel offered accomodations to railroad officials, business executives and summer vacationers in a wilderness setting. The hotel was owned and operated by the Canadian Pacific Railway and was …

      A rare photograph of Prince Arthur's Landing. In this scene, the Lieutenant-Governor and his party prepare to board the train, about to take them westwards. Note the canoes at the end of the train. In 1879 the railway west from this area, only extended as far as Savanne River. The …

      Native Missionaries Make a Significant Contribution to Western Culture Source: Alberta & Northern Conference (U.C.C.) Historical Society Acquired: January 2008

      The Steinhauer Brothers- Education & Self-Reliance Source: Alberta History/Spring 2002/Vol. 50, No.2 Acquired: January 2008

      The Steinhauer Brothers- Two First Nation Christian Missionaries Source: Unknown Acquired: January 2008

      Henry Heimbecker was a photographer in Waterloo in 1879.

      Henry Heimbecker was a photographer in Waterloo in 1879.

      Henry Heimbecker was a photographer in Waterloo in 1879.

      This photograph was taken in front of Victoria Hall. The Parade Machine had no practical application but made a great show with pumpers, hose and hook-and-ladder.

      Black-and-white portrait of "Office Staff," H. E. Morphy standing centre with Rose MacDonald Murritt Students

      The very large class of Miss Minerva Howson (1857-1955) gathers outside the Ashgrove school house, built in 1870. She taught at Ashgrove from 1878 until 1880, when she married Samuel Ruddell.

      Large Victorian tilting set: ice pitcher and base with handle. Vessel has a hinged lid, pouring spout, and handle can be hung at either side on the base. Base has a high handle for carrying; silver