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      Ralph and Eugenia Bangay founded and operated Memory Junction Museum at 60 Maplewood Avenue, Brighton, Ontario from 1995 to 2017. Ralph's love of history and astute eye for memorabilia, including artifacts, photos, deeds, and documents soon created a gathering place for Brighton history.

      Brief message on back. Postmarked (difficult to read the date) and stamped.

      This photo, taken some time after 1965, represents a time when there were seven distinct neighborhoods: Smithfield, Gosport, Cankerville, Hilton, Orland, Codrington, and the Village of Brighton. Each neighborhood wore their colours with pride. George Thorne sponsored the Gosport men’s baseball team from 1960-1970. George became the manager of the …

      Genealogical information used with permission courtesy Dan Buchanan, www.treesbydan.com Samuel Grierson Murray Nesbitt1,2,3,4 M, #53838, b. 23 November 1859, d. 23 February 1938 Father*: James Nesbitt5 b. 15 Aug 1828, d. 2 Sep 1900 Mother*: Agnes Clark5 b. 5 Oct 1830, d. 25 Jan 1907 Birth*: 23 November 1859; Brighton, …

      Cramahe Archives does not hold the original item in its archives, but has a digital image. Comments from the owner of this image: "Mary Josephine (b1864- d 1913) was a daughter of Hugh and Hannah Philip. Josephine was born in Cramahe Township, at Shiloh and on becoming a teacher, she …

      Cramahe Archives does not hold the original item in its archives, but has a digital image. The negative was transposed when developed for printing so the information posted on the schedule was backwards but has been corrected by software for display purposes. He was a Canadian National Station Agent in …

      Mile 241.93 on Oshawa sub from Montreal. 91.91 from Toronto.

      This is a black and white photograph of the Lighthouse at Prequile in Brighton, Ontario.

      Known locally as Rene's White House, this fine old mansion near Brighton, Ontario, was once a major landmark on Ontario's number 2 Highway. This stately home was built in 1873 by William J. Eyre, remaining in this family until 1898 when Mr. Sam Nesbitt purchase it. In 1922 there were …

      On front, centre: Camp Grounds, Presqu'ile Point, Brighton, Ont.

      Brief message on back. Not postmarked or stamped.

      Brief message on back. Postmarked and stamped. Photographer and/or publisher not indicated.

      On front, lower left corner: St. Paul's Church, Brighton

      Brief message on back. Posted and stamped. Photographer and/or publisher not indicated.

      Brief message on back. Posted and stamped.

      Not used. Photographer and/or publisher not indicated.

      Brief message on back. Posted and stamped. Photographer and/or publisher not indicated.

      Brief message on back. Posted and stamped. Photographer and/or publisher not indicated.

      Brief message on back. Posted and stamped. Photographer not indicated.

      Illustrated in Susan Brose's The History of Brighton Businesses 1816 to 2009. Brighton, Ontario: Reflections on the Past, 2010, p.155 - caption reads "Presqu'ile Pavilion - circa 1950."