Results

      This site gives the history of 50 of Hamilton’s parks.

      This site gives the history of many landmarks in the City of Hamilton.

      This site gives an overview of the buildings that surround Gore Park in downtown Hamilton with photographs and historical information.

      This site gives an overview of Hamilton’s industrial history as well as histories of specific industries, past and present. It also includes histories of the railways and street railways in Hamilton.

      We are pleased to present a collection of historic postcards documenting aspects of our community through the years. This material has been graciously made available to us by Robin McKee

      We are pleased to present a collection of historic postcards documenting aspects of our community through the years. This material has been graciously made available to us by Robin McKee.

      Within the site can be found a vast amount of information on one of Ontario's most interesting Victorian families, the McQuestens of Whitehern in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.

      Among the legacies of the late Ivan S. Brookes was his marine history of The Lower St. Lawrence, published in 1974 and an unpublished history of Hamilton Harbour in the nineteenth century. Copies of the 517 page manuscript have circulated among marine historians of the Great Lakes over the last …

      Report of the condition of lots in Hamilton Township in 1796 Source: Unknown Acquired: Unknown

      The paper is missing its appendix.

      Case Study of the Care Property Source: Unknown Acquired: May 23, 1991

      Indenture of Mortgage between Peregrine Warren and Archibald Fraser Source: Unknown Acquired: February 2008

      (Condition: Good.)

      To view this document, contact SNPL in regards to file "SNPL002329v00d".

      Family tree for the Campbell family of Cramahe Township. Source: K. Gibson, Smithfield, Ontario Acquired: November 4, 1988

      An article with photos of the interior of Beaver Meadows Farm also known as Sowden Place located at Lot 34, Concession 2, Hamilton Township Source: Women’s Institute Acquired: May 5, 2005

      The second photo embedded in this record shows the banner clearly. See "Pages" to open up the second photograph. J. Holland Motors opened in 1961. John Holland was a Port Credit, Mississauga councillor. More photographs may be found by searching www.flickr.com.

 appeared in Hamilton Spectator, 11 Apr 2001, A, p. 2. Date of Event: 8 Apr 2001     Skerret first to link police, social work...

 appeared in Hamilton Spectator, 19 Nov 2011, C, p. 4. Date of Event: 18 Nov 2011     ...

 appeared in Hamilton Spectator, 19 Nov 2011, C, p. 4. Date of Event: 16 Nov 2011     ...