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      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 …

      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.

      Photograph located in the Merriman Family Scrapbook.

      The Presqu'ile Point Lighthouse stands in a park just south of Brighton, ON on the shores of Lake Ontario

      Later known as SYRACUSE (1915-20) and CAPE TRINITY (1920-37) Divided back. Postmarked Smithfield, ON, 11 Nov 1912

      Divided back. Post marked Brighton, ON, 28 July 1914

      The Presqu'ile Point Lighthouse stands in a park just south of Brighton, ON on the shores of Lake Ontario

      The Presqu'ile Point Lighthouse stands in a park just south of Brighton, ON on the shores of Lake Ontario

      The Presqu'ile Point Lighthouse stands in a park just south of Brighton, ON on the shores of Lake Ontario

      The Presqu'ile Point Lighthouse and the lightkeeper's house stand in a park just south of Brighton, ON on the shores of Lake Ontario

 The History of Brighton Businesses 1816 to 2009     Image and Text from The History of Brighton Businesses 1816 to 2009 by Susan Brose. To purchase the book, contact Susan at 613.475.1028 or susanbrose@sympatico.ca.

 The History of Brighton Businesses 1816 to 2009     Image and Text from The History of Brighton Businesses 1816 to 2009 by Susan Brose. To purchase the book, contact Susan at 613.475.1028 or susanbrose@sympatico.ca.

 The History of Brighton Businesses 1816 to 2009     Image and text from The History of Brighton Businesses 1816 to 2009 by Susan Brose. To purchase the book, contact Susan at 613.475.1028 or susanbrose@sympatico.ca.

      Orland main street looking north. Latimer's store is the first building on the right

      Bill Pettingill elected Warden of Northumberland County. With his wife Joan. December 7, 1999 at the County Building in Cobourg.

      William Pettingill (1937 - 2006) Reeve then first Mayor of the Municipality of Brighton. Wearing chain of office, beneath town's crest. December 1980

      Gwen Rutherford was a teacher at the Union School.

      Back row l-r: Campbell, Muriel; Trenear, John; Campbell, Victoria; Bronson, Patsy; Middle row: Dunk, Jim; Campbell, Fred; Bronson, Ralph; Front row: Campbell, Myrtle; Dunk, Bill; Trenear, Elizabeth;

      Owner: The Green Family Address: 89 Rush Road Structural History: Records indicate the following agricultural structures were erected at this address, although some may no longer remain standing. This chronological list provides a built heritage narrative to accompany the image of the remaining barn(s) on the property. 1860 Single Family …