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      This brochure is dedicated to the village of Glen Morris and its residents who were taking part in 2009 Communities in Bloom provincial competition.

      In this photocopy of a land indenture, Charles Stewart sold a parcel of land in Glen Morris to William Fleming for $275. The lot was a portion of lot 19 on 6th concession on Dunbar Street, now known as the Griffin house. The complete list of signatories is: Malcolm McDonald …

      This is a postcard with a photograph of a street in Glen Morris. Although the date is unknown, it is presumed to be sometime from 1905-1946.

      This is a postcard with a photograph of the Glen Morris United Church in Glen Morris. The church was originally built in 1849. Because the postcard is labelled "Pres" for Presbyterian, it is presumed the photograph was taken some time before 1925.

      This is a 1946 postcard with a photo of Glen Morris. On the hill on the left side of the photograph is the Howlett House.

      This is a postcard with a photograph of Glen Morris from the view of the Church hill. Mrs. Rose's house is in the right foreground of the photo and the bridge is also visible. Although the date is unknown, it is presumed to be sometime from 1905-1946.

      This is a postcard with a photograph of Main Street in Glen Morris from 1909. The old store that burned down in 1925 is visible on the left side. The building in the left foreground is the library.

      This is a postcard with a photograph of a view of Glen Morris. The postcard is dated August 28, 1907.

      The central branch of the County of Brant system is located in Paris, Ontario. In 1999 Paris and its surrounding areas amalgamated to form the County of Brant. Before that time each community was served by its own separate library: Paris Branch In 1841 Hiram Capron—founder of Paris, Ontario—and 25 …