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      Villages, towns and cities in southern Ontario which have disappeared. Contains bibliography and index.

      The information in this booklet was transcribed from photostats of the originals in the British museum and recopied from the Ontario Register and reprinted for the U.E.L. Dominion Convention in 1975.

      A history from the beginning of the settlement of Bentinck Township, Grey County, Ontario, settlers and their descendants, churches, schools, veterans, organizations and municipal leaders.

      Archival resources including municipal, educational institutions, religious institutions and private collections within Haliburton, Peterborough and Victoria Counties.

      A listing of the old street names in Belleville and a brief history of the naming of the street.

      Cascade contains articles about school life, photos and information about graduating students, class photos, photos of the teaching staff, school clubs and sports teams, also essays, poems.

      Drawings by Joanne Pettigrew

      A compilation of Ontario's historic sites , museums, galleries and historic plaque location organized by county. Includes a map of Ontario Counties.

      The author talks about the history of the woodstove, manufacture, burning theory, burning practice, installation and types of wood.

      County/District/Region: Norfolk County Historical Township: Charlotteville Current Municipality: Norfolk County Lot: 18 Concession: 4 Location address: 1438 Charlotteville Road 5 Transcription Status: Transcribed 1988, 2005, 2010 Registration Status: Registered Additional Notes: photographic record on CD-ROM and in print; Entrance is on private property ; permission required for entry

      Contains maps of contemporary Ontario and Traditional Ontario (pre regional government). Indexed by Local Municipalities & Police Villages; Popular Name Locations - Hamlets, Corners, etc.; Capes, Islands; Waterways - Rivers, Lakes, Bays, etc.; Geographical Townships with reference to the appropriate map.

      Published between 1978 and 1996, the Canadian Papers in Rural History consists of 10 volumes of published essays related to rural history.