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      Victoria Hall welcomes Premier Source: The Cobourg Sentinel-Star, Friday, June 2, 1972 Acquired: January 2008

      General Foods Limited 25 Year Club dinner meeting.

      Postmarked Cobourg, 11 Sep 1913

      The boy in front is Edwin Guillet, son of E.C. Guillet.The old Scotch Kirk was located on King St. West at Ontario St.

      In 1842, Bishop John Strachan founded the Diocesan Theological Institute in Cobourg, an Anglican seminary that became integrated into the University of Trinity College in Toronto in 1852. It fell under the direction of his friend and former pupil, the Reverend Alexander Neil Bethune. The Trinity College Literary Institute, one …

      An earlier church pre-dated this structure which was built in 1896. Earliest mention of the church is 1877.

      In May 1885 the first recorded motion to organize a Baptist church was recorded and by September 18th of the same year the first service was held in the YMCA Hall with delegates from seven neighbouring Baptist Churches. In the same year a lot was bought on the north side …

      This first place of worship for Harwood residents was the Bethesda North Presbyterian Church which was consecrated in 1856 and located a mile to the east in Haldimand Township. In 1882 this brick building was constructed. The bulding was closed in 1969 on United Church amalgamation and was only used …

      "Do you remember when this was taken?" "Cobourg, June 4th" Name and address: Sergt. [W]uger, 189th -----att,Barr[s]f--d...

      The buildings in this picture are of special interest. First: W. L. Allen hardware store, then Ed. Guillet's grocery. Between First and Division St. there is the Commercial Hotel. This is a very old building known as the stone building in early times. It is still there with a new …

      In December of 1914 the Cobourg Heavy Battery (which had been demobilized in October of the same year) was called up again as the 2nd Canadian Heavy Battery. The unit returned in 1919.

      The Cenotaph was constructed in 1927 by Alf McKeel and Son of Campbellford who supplied the design and donated the materials for the project. Volunteers supplied the labour. The cube on the very top symbolizes the four courners of the earth. The three globes beneath the cube symbolize the Holy …

      The New Public School was later named Central Public School and then renamed again, to Thomas Gillbard Public School. In 2005 the school building was sold and conversion to condominiums began in 2006.

      The New Public School was later named Central Public School and then renamed again, to Thomas Gillbard Public School. In 2005 the school building was sold and conversion to condominiums began in 2006

      Teacher: Mr. Wilson Student, left to right: Top Row: -?-; Hoskin, Jean; Harper, Emily; May, Rita; -?-; Evans, Grace; -?-; -?-; -?-; McCaughey, Mildred; Middle Row: O'Grady, Rosalie; Fowler, ?; Flanaghan, ?; Roddy, Anna; Dodge, (Marie?); Caton, Alice; Crossen, Grace; Front Row: Lean, Eileen; Moyse, Dorothy; Moyse, Marjorie; -?-; Bird, …

      In the 1940s the Ontario Training school housed girls who had encounters with the law. In 1951 the girls were moved to Galt and the house held boys from the Galt Training School. The original school was spread over four large home previouly owned by Americans, but as the decades …

      Fox Groceries was located on the north side of King Street east of Division Street approximately half of the east side of the old Bank of Nova Scotia building, across from the Post Office.

      T.R. Harvey & Sons was located at the corner of King and George and had occupied this site since 1864 when Thomas Harvey the second had moved there from an earlier store opened 17 years even earlier by Thomas Harvey, the first (grandfather of this photo's proprietor.)

      Located on the north side of King Street, between Division and George Street.

      Built in the early 1860's, it was called the Horton House. In 1981 it was the Plaza.