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- New Methodist Church, WicklowAn earlier church pre-dated this structure which was built in 1896. Earliest mention of the church is 1877.An earlier church pre-dated this structure which was built in 1896. Earliest mention of the church is 1877.Cobourg Public Library
- House of RefugeCobourg had developed a ‘House of Refuge’ near the corner of James and George streets in the early 1890s. The home took in the elderly, indigent and destitute of the community. Soon there was a need for a hospital and a portion of the home was turned over to that …Cobourg had developed a ‘House of Refuge’ near the corner of James and George streets in the early 1890s. The home took in the elderly, indigent and destitute of the …Cobourg Public Library
- Cobourg Post OfficeIn 1856, Ebenezer Perry sold this corner property to the Bank of Montreal who then built this building around 1860. In 1881, it was conveyed to W. D. Burn who sold it to the Crown in December 1882 and it became the Cobourg Post Office. In 1889, after the addition …In 1856, Ebenezer Perry sold this corner property to the Bank of Montreal who then built this building around 1860. In 1881, it was conveyed to W. D. Burn who …Cobourg Public Library
- Bathing at Victoria BeachThe water slide in the background was a much-loved feature with children hurtling down a wooden slide in a toboggan on wheels. The slide stretched out over the water and into the harbour. It was in the area between the east pier and where the beach ended and was run …The water slide in the background was a much-loved feature with children hurtling down a wooden slide in a toboggan on wheels. The slide stretched out over the water and …Cobourg Public Library
- Cobourg War MemorialThis cenotaph is located in Victoria Park and was built in the early 1920s.This cenotaph is located in Victoria Park and was built in the early 1920s.Cobourg Public Library
- Cobourg BeachLooking west from breakwater. Cedarmere property on right.Looking west from breakwater. Cedarmere property on right.Cobourg Public Library
- Victoria ParkAs far back as the early 1800s Cobourg's main beach was used as a stopover location for travellers along the Lake Ontario's north shore. The beach was a place of stopover and encampment, especially at the west end of the beach where the large stream entered the lake. This area …As far back as the early 1800s Cobourg's main beach was used as a stopover location for travellers along the Lake Ontario's north shore. The beach was a place of …Cobourg Public Library
- Cobourg Golf ClubGolf was very popular and with the backing of American vacationers, the Cobourg Golf Club was established in 1898. It became a social centre and each year a grand dance was held here. The club cost $800 and had dressing rooms for the ladies and gentlemen, a verandah along the …Golf was very popular and with the backing of American vacationers, the Cobourg Golf Club was established in 1898. It became a social centre and each year a grand dance …Cobourg Public Library
- View from Ontario Street, Port HopeBlack and white photograph postcard of Port Hope.Black and white photograph postcard of Port Hope.Cobourg Public Library
- Artificial LakeOne of the American summer homes in the east end of town had its own artificial lake built on the property for entertainment.One of the American summer homes in the east end of town had its own artificial lake built on the property for entertainment.Cobourg Public Library
- Lake Shore (Lakeshore), CobourgLooking eastLooking eastCobourg Public Library
- Icebergs in Cobourg HarbourIce Bergs, Cobourg, Ont....Ice Bergs, Cobourg, Ont....Cobourg Public Library
- Icebergs in Cobourg Harbour"Ice Bergs, Cobourg, Ont."..."Ice Bergs, Cobourg, Ont."...Cobourg Public Library
- Entrance to StrathmoreStrathmore, as it was called, was the home of Judge George M. Clark, whose wife was a daughter of William Weller. He sold the estate in 1904 to Charles Donnelly, a Pittsburg steel magnate, who remodeled and enlarged it. This building was an example of the style known as Beaux …Strathmore, as it was called, was the home of Judge George M. Clark, whose wife was a daughter of William Weller. He sold the estate in 1904 to Charles Donnelly, …Cobourg Public Library
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