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      This is a painting that is oil on canvas. It shows well-dressed women, men and children walking on the pier. In the water near them are small sail boats and row boats. There are boat houses on the shore line and Victoria Terrace is visible.

      In celebration of the 100th year of Renfrew South District Women's Institute in 2013, a defibrillator was purchased and placed in the Renfrew Armouries. This multi-use building is in the Renfrew Fair grounds. It is used for meetings, wedding receptions, event space, indoor tennis and of course exhibits at the …

      In 1947 Zion Line WI petitioned the Historical Sites and Monuments Board of Canada to have a marker established to indicate Samuel de Champlain's travels through the Ottawa Valley and the discovery of his astrolabe. Local municipal participation enabled the erection of a cairn along Highway 17, just outside of …

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      Provincial Heritage Plaque (Marker) erected and unveiled September 24, 2013 at the site of Hampstead Women’s Institute inaugural meeting – little board-and-batten house (right in photo) STORY: On the evening of March 5, 1903 twenty-four women crowded into a small home at the southwest corner of Perth Road [county road …

      Mark Rowe and Rick Hunter chat with Mayor Rick Bonnette on the right, while people inspect the Shorncliffe Quilt on display at Mountainview Senior’s Home.

      Pauline Greenslade points out her father’s name, Orbey Herrington on the Shorncliffe Quilt on display at Mountainview Senior’s Home.

      The plaque on the Community Hall at 13389 Fifth Line.

      Mary Shier of the Limehouse Kiln Society, shows the interpretive sign entitled “Limehouse Powder Magazine” in the Conservation Area.

      Lloyd McIntyre stands behind the interpretive sign entitled, “Limehouse Powder Magazine”.

      A sign placed by Heritage Halton Hills at McDonald Blvd. and Wallace Street to commemorate the Victory Housing.

      "- black and white - Third Street Bridge, Chatham, Ontario; looking north on St. Clair Street; shows Labombard's Auto Service - Book 5, No. 1, Frank H. Brown Collection"

      "- black and white - building on the southwest side of the footbridge to Tecumseh Park; originally the offices of Dr. Shirley Holmes, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist; in 1977, the law offices of T.P. Mitchell - Book 5, No. 10, Frank H. Brown Collect"

      "- black and white - Public General Hospital, West Wing, Chatham, Ontario; Emma Street at Louise Street - Book 5, No. 100, Frank H. Brown Collection"

      "- black and white - Indian Creek from the foot bridge at Tecumseh Park, Chatham, Ontario - Book 5, No. 11, Frank H. Brown Collection"

      "- black and white - ""The Wicker Bin"", business on the south side of King Street, between Sixth St. and Market Square, Chatham, Ontario - Book 5, No. 12, Frank H. Brown Collection"

      "- black and white - Jupiter Discount Store, located in the old Kresge Store, on south side of King Street, Chatham, Ontario; also shows The Wicker Bin - Book 5, No. 13, Frank H. Brown Collection"

      "- black and white - T. Eaton Co. Store, King Street (at corner of Market St. W.), Chatham, Ontario; building was formerly Chas. Austin Co. and then Canadian Department Store - Book 5, No. 14, Frank H. Brown Collection"

      "- black and white - Market Square looking towards businesses on King Street West, Chatham, Ontario; shows Toronto Domnion Bank, Gordon's Food Store; Paul's Imports Fabric Store; Pricegard - Book 5, No. 15, Frank H. Brown Collection"

      "- black and white - Market Parking Garage, Chatham, Ontario - Book 5, No. 16, Frank H. Brown Collection"