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Geographic Location: Port Nelson- Item types: Photomontages
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- Roseland Club Holds March Meeting, 1965
Mrs E. L. Crowther, incoming president of the Roseland Park Country Club, and Mrs I. W. Burns, outgoing president, chat with W. J. McCulloch, guest speaker, on the occasion of the annual luncheon meeting at the Estaminet. Mrs E. L. Crowther, incoming president of the Roseland Park Country Club, and Mrs I. W. Burns, outgoing president, chat with W. J. McCulloch, guest speaker, on the occasion of …Burlington Historical Society - "Community Suffers Loss in Death of W. D. Flatt", Burlington Gazette, 1936
Obituary of William Delos (W.D.) Flatt (1862-1936) clipped from the Burlington Gazette. Obituary of William Delos (W.D.) Flatt (1862-1936) clipped from the Burlington Gazette.Burlington Historical Society - Archie McDougall, 1956 -1957
Archie McDougall was the President of the Roseland Park Country Club in 1957. Other officers that year were: Vice Presidents: S. Krantz, H. Leach, R. Lytle, G.T. Wright; Secretary and Treasurer: D. Davidson; Directors: J.E. Bartle, W.R. Carter, W. Consiglio, D.F. Coons, D. Davidson, S. Krantz, H. Leach, E.D. Lucas, … Archie McDougall was the President of the Roseland Park Country Club in 1957. Other officers that year were: Vice Presidents: S. Krantz, H. Leach, R. Lytle, G.T. Wright; Secretary and …Burlington Historical Society - Roseland Park School Bus circa 1929
Scanned image of photocopy that appears in the Roseland Park Country Club 28th Annual Report for the year ended February 28, 1957. Scanned image of photocopy that appears in the Roseland Park Country Club 28th Annual Report for the year ended February 28, 1957.Burlington Historical Society - Bonnie Woodley, her sister Betty and Donnie their dog, 1940s
The setting is the Woodley house on Green Street, now 2349 Lakeshore (then 185 Water Street East). The setting is the Woodley house on Green Street, now 2349 Lakeshore (then 185 Water Street East).Burlington Historical Society - Russ Woodley, Balmoral Avenue, ca 1935
... ...Burlington Historical Society - Pete Chipman and Russ Woodley, Balmoral Avenue, ca 1937
... ...Burlington Historical Society - Russ Woodley and his grandfather Edward Richardson, Balmoral Avenue, ca 1937
... ...Burlington Historical Society - Betty Woodley in the snow, outside the house on Balmoral Avenue, ca 1939
... ...Burlington Historical Society - Russ Woodley in the snow chair outside the house on Balmoral Avenue, ca 1939
... ...Burlington Historical Society - Russ Woodley in the snow chair outside the house on Balmoral Avenue, ca 1939
The houses in the distance are, at the left, a house at the corner of Hart Avenue and First Street; on the right, 3061 Balmoral Avenue. The houses in the distance are, at the left, a house at the corner of Hart Avenue and First Street; on the right, 3061 Balmoral Avenue.Burlington Historical Society - Russ Woodley and his grandfather Edward Richardson in the snow ouside the Balmoral Avenue house, ca 1939
The houses in the background are 3061 and 3081 Balmoral Avenue. The houses in the background are 3061 and 3081 Balmoral Avenue.Burlington Historical Society - 2406 First Street, 2004
Built in 1846 for James Depew, Blacksmith, it may be the oldest remaining structure in the Port Nelson district. Built in 1846 for James Depew, Blacksmith, it may be the oldest remaining structure in the Port Nelson district.Burlington Historical Society - 2357 Lakeshore Road, built by Jeremiah Lane 1872
This house was built in 1872 or earlier. Jeremiah Lane and his wife, Mary lived in this house from 1872 until Mary sold it in 1907. The Burlington Historical Society plaque is visible to the left of the screen door in this photo. The house was rebuilt in 2005 and … This house was built in 1872 or earlier. Jeremiah Lane and his wife, Mary lived in this house from 1872 until Mary sold it in 1907. The Burlington Historical Society …Burlington Historical Society - 2411 Lakeshore Road, built for Thomas Hiram Alton 1890
Thomas Hiram Alton was a farmer and gardener and married Agnes Cole in 1891. This property was designated under the Ontario Heritage Act in 1995. Thomas Hiram Alton was a farmer and gardener and married Agnes Cole in 1891. This property was designated under the Ontario Heritage Act in 1995.Burlington Historical Society - 2343 Lakeshore Road, built for George Hamilton Greene in 1881
In 1876 the Reverend Dr. Thomas Greene, the first rector of St Luke's Anglican Church, conveyed this property to Bessie (née Patriarche), the wife of his son George Hamilton Greene. From 1883 to 1899 it was the Manse for the Wesleyan Methodist Church on Guelph Line. In 1876 the Reverend Dr. Thomas Greene, the first rector of St Luke's Anglican Church, conveyed this property to Bessie (née Patriarche), the wife of his son George Hamilton Greene. …Burlington Historical Society - 2429 Lakeshore Road, 2004
In 1855 it was sold to Hugh Cotter and managed by Mrs. Royal and at that time was known as "The Royal Hotel". In 1859 James Irving was the Innkeeper of what was now called "The Temperance Inn". In 1860 the Inn was sold back to Elijah Halstead. In 1855 it was sold to Hugh Cotter and managed by Mrs. Royal and at that time was known as "The Royal Hotel". In 1859 James Irving was the Innkeeper …Burlington Historical Society - 3318 Lakeshore Road, 2004
The plaque states that this house was built in 1878 for Daniel Wilkins, farmer. However, there is evidence to suggest that it was built in 1860 by Moses Wilkins. It could be that the older house was incorporated into the later structure. The plaque states that this house was built in 1878 for Daniel Wilkins, farmer. However, there is evidence to suggest that it was built in 1860 by Moses Wilkins. It …Burlington Historical Society - Bonnie Woodley, 1940s
Bonnie standing in front of the Woodley house on Green Street, with the family car, a 1936 Ford, parked on the street. The house at 2349 Lakeshore (then 185 Water Street East), where the Woodleys lived from 1941, was built in 1881 for Benjamin Johnson, farmer, on property owned by … Bonnie standing in front of the Woodley house on Green Street, with the family car, a 1936 Ford, parked on the street. The house at 2349 Lakeshore (then 185 Water …Burlington Historical Society - Betty Woodley & the dog Donnie, in front of the back verandah of the Boothman house on the south side of Lakeshore Road, between Smith Avenue and Torrance Street, 1939 / 1940
... ...Burlington Historical Society
