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- M. C. (Max) Smith in his 1903 Rambler, Smith Lane, ca 1903This Model E Rambler, owned by M. C. "Max" Smith, was the first car in Halton County. The Rambler was made by Thomas Jeffrey, a former manufacturer of Rambler bicycles located in Chicago, who had started a car factory in 1900 in Kenosha, Wisconsin. The Rambler car of 1902 had …This Model E Rambler, owned by M. C. "Max" Smith, was the first car in Halton County. The Rambler was made by Thomas Jeffrey, a former manufacturer of Rambler bicycles …Burlington Historical Society
- Flower gardens in front of the Central Public Library, New Street, 1971Looking east.Looking east.Burlington Historical Society
- 2057 James Street, south elevation, 1977The Corwin family property at the northwest corner of James and Pearl Streets, measuring 165 ft on James and 135 ft on Pearl, was rezoned by Council on 25 July 1977 to permit 5 freehold townhouses, with the original house to be retained. The house had a full basement with …The Corwin family property at the northwest corner of James and Pearl Streets, measuring 165 ft on James and 135 ft on Pearl, was rezoned by Council on 25 July …Burlington Historical Society
- 2057 James Street, north elevation, 1977The Corwin family property at the northwest corner of James and Pearl Streets, measuring 165 ft on James and 135 ft on Pearl, was rezoned by Council on 25 July 1977 to permit 5 freehold townhouses, with the original house to be retained. The house had a full basement with …The Corwin family property at the northwest corner of James and Pearl Streets, measuring 165 ft on James and 135 ft on Pearl, was rezoned by Council on 25 July …Burlington Historical Society
- 2057 James Street, east elevation, 1977The Corwin family property at the northwest corner of James and Pearl Streets, measuring 165 ft on James and 135 ft on Pearl, was rezoned by Council on 25 July 1977 to permit 5 freehold townhouses, with the original house to be retained. The house had a full basement with …The Corwin family property at the northwest corner of James and Pearl Streets, measuring 165 ft on James and 135 ft on Pearl, was rezoned by Council on 25 July …Burlington Historical Society
- 2057 James Street, west elevation, 1977The Corwin family property at the northwest corner of James and Pearl Streets, measuring 165 ft on James and 135 ft on Pearl, was rezoned by Council on 25 July 1977 to permit 5 freehold townhouses, with the original house to be retained. The house had a full basement with …The Corwin family property at the northwest corner of James and Pearl Streets, measuring 165 ft on James and 135 ft on Pearl, was rezoned by Council on 25 July …Burlington Historical Society
- Breakwater with breaking waves, a canoeist and small boats,......Burlington Historical Society
- Family Reunion, Peacock familyA portrait taken at the 5th annual family reunion, celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the family history.A portrait taken at the 5th annual family reunion, celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the family history.Trafalgar Township Historical Society
- Central Library, 2331 New Street, 1980sThe BHS Archives has 2 copies of this post card in the Mary Fraser fonds. It was considered, but not chosen, as an illustration of Chapter 28 for the BHS publication From Pathway to Skyway Revisited.The BHS Archives has 2 copies of this post card in the Mary Fraser fonds. It was considered, but not chosen, as an illustration of Chapter 28 for the BHS …Burlington Historical Society
- Bird's-eye view of the Burlington Lakeshore, detail, 1946 - 1948This somewhat imaginative bird's-eye view shows the Lakeshore as it was in ca 1945. The key to this drawing has been provided by Jack Kirby's daughter, Mary (née Kirby) Robson. From the bottom: The Hume Theatre and "Mac" Mac Gregor's barber shop, also the bus station; the Royal Bank; the …This somewhat imaginative bird's-eye view shows the Lakeshore as it was in ca 1945. The key to this drawing has been provided by Jack Kirby's daughter, Mary (née Kirby) Robson. …Burlington Historical Society
- Lakeshore Public School staff, 1964 - 1965From the left, seated: Cora Henson, Marg Spencer, Daryll Svardala, Principal Forence Meares, Suzanne Sovereign, Sharon Banks, Anne Lockie. Standing: Ruth Dempster, Sandra Williams, Richard Szynchuk, Joe Kormos, Ray Stoness, Marg Daniels, Nancy Hall. In the background, some shelves of the school library. Books on display include All about Archeology, …From the left, seated: Cora Henson, Marg Spencer, Daryll Svardala, Principal Forence Meares, Suzanne Sovereign, Sharon Banks, Anne Lockie. Standing: Ruth Dempster, Sandra Williams, Richard Szynchuk, Joe Kormos, Ray Stoness, …Burlington Historical Society
- Map of Brant's Block, later Wellington Square, and neighbouring properties, after a Plan drawn in 1817The road running north(west) between Augustus Bates's property and James Gage's property is now Brant Street. The road running north(west) between George Chisholm's lot and the portion of Brant's Block belonging to his heir, John Brant, is now Allview Avenue and Francis Road. The circular point, at the shoreline of …The road running north(west) between Augustus Bates's property and James Gage's property is now Brant Street. The road running north(west) between George Chisholm's lot and the portion of Brant's Block …Burlington Historical Society
- Burlington Lionettes, Past Presidents, 1964This is a virtual copy of a newspaper clipping from the Gazette, April 9, 1964, on the occasion of the Lionettes club's 10th anniversary and Past Presidents' Night.This is a virtual copy of a newspaper clipping from the Gazette, April 9, 1964, on the occasion of the Lionettes club's 10th anniversary and Past Presidents' Night.Burlington Historical Society
- Burlington Greetings, ca 1945A digital copy of the original linocut card, dimensions 7 cm by 13 cm. The colours were added by hand.A digital copy of the original linocut card, dimensions 7 cm by 13 cm. The colours were added by hand.Burlington Historical Society
- Burlington Table Tennis League, part 2Indentifications, as annotated by Mary Robson:Indentifications, as annotated by Mary Robson:Burlington Historical Society
- Burlington Table Tennis League, 1947 - 1948A digital copy of a laserprint copy of an original photograph, 35 by 15 cm. Mary Robson's notes: George Haswell and Mel Howden's residences were on Halifax Place; Stan Coe's residence on Birch Avenue. Norm Lynn died in April 1951 as a result of a collision in his Studebaker on …A digital copy of a laserprint copy of an original photograph, 35 by 15 cm. Mary Robson's notes: George Haswell and Mel Howden's residences were on Halifax Place; Stan Coe's …Burlington Historical Society
- Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital, 1971A digital copy of an original preparatory sketch, paper size 37 by 27.5 cm.A digital copy of an original preparatory sketch, paper size 37 by 27.5 cm.Burlington Historical Society
- Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital, 1971A digital copy of an original preparatory sketch, paper size 37 by 32.5 cm.A digital copy of an original preparatory sketch, paper size 37 by 32.5 cm.Burlington Historical Society
- Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital, 1971A digital copy of a print made after the final drawing, original paper size inside frame 37.5 by 27 cm. The drawing was commissioned by the Board of Governors of the Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital for the official opening of the extension on 6 June 1971. James Macfarlane Bates was …A digital copy of a print made after the final drawing, original paper size inside frame 37.5 by 27 cm. The drawing was commissioned by the Board of Governors of …Burlington Historical Society
- Lower Brant Street, ca 1955Looking south on Brant Street towards Lake Ontario. On the right, at the southwest corner of Ontario Street, Dr Weaver's house. On the left, Dr Fraser, Dentist ( 2nd floor office); unidentified business; Burlington Bakery, which was owned and operated by Fred Keller.Looking south on Brant Street towards Lake Ontario. On the right, at the southwest corner of Ontario Street, Dr Weaver's house. On the left, Dr Fraser, Dentist ( 2nd floor …Burlington Historical Society