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- Old Flesherton Public School
More information in Split Rail Country Vol I, p.327-8. Photo in Split Rail Country Vol. II, p.118. More information in Split Rail Country Vol I, p.327-8. Photo in Split Rail Country Vol. II, p.118.Grey Highlands Public Library - Ribbon Cutting at new Township Shed
Ceremonial ribbon-cutting to open the new Artemesia Township Municipal maintenance shed. Left to right: George Schafer (Glenelg Reeve); Ken Fromanger (Ministry of Transportation of Ontario representative); Murray Betts (Artemesia Reeve); I.B. Whittaker (Former Road Superintendent); Gus Mitges (M.P.P.); Michael Richardson (I.B. Whittaker's grandson) Ceremonial ribbon-cutting to open the new Artemesia Township Municipal maintenance shed. Left to right: George Schafer (Glenelg Reeve); Ken Fromanger (Ministry of Transportation of Ontario representative); Murray Betts (Artemesia Reeve); …Grey Highlands Public Library - First Prize Float in Priceville Santa Claus Parade
See Split Rail Country Vol. II, p.57 for photo and more information about the parade See Split Rail Country Vol. II, p.57 for photo and more information about the paradeGrey Highlands Public Library - First Prize Float in Priceville Santa Claus Parade--side view
See Split Rail Country Vol. II, p.57 for more information about the parade See Split Rail Country Vol. II, p.57 for more information about the paradeGrey Highlands Public Library - Old Flesherton Railway Station Building
The Flesherton Railway station was originally build in Ceylon in 1873, it was moved to private land owned by Alex Wilson at Grey Roads 2 & 19 in 1972 after the railroad tracks were removed and service stopped. The Flesherton Railway station was originally build in Ceylon in 1873, it was moved to private land owned by Alex Wilson at Grey Roads 2 & 19 in 1972 after …Grey Highlands Public Library - Old Flesherton Railway Station Building Historical Marker
This historical marker details the history of the old Flesherton Railway Station building in the field beyond This historical marker details the history of the old Flesherton Railway Station building in the field beyondGrey Highlands Public Library - Ceylon Bowling Alley
See p.63-64 of Split Rail Country Vol. II for more information See p.63-64 of Split Rail Country Vol. II for more informationGrey Highlands Public Library - Croft Sand & Gravel truck with load of culverts
See p.63 of Split Rail Country Vol. II for more information See p.63 of Split Rail Country Vol. II for more informationGrey Highlands Public Library - Croft Sand & Gravel Pit
See p.63 of Split Rail Country Vol. II for more information See p.63 of Split Rail Country Vol. II for more informationGrey Highlands Public Library - Munshaw Hotel
See p.85-86 of Split Rail Country Vol. Ii for more information See p.85-86 of Split Rail Country Vol. Ii for more informationGrey Highlands Public Library - Flesherton Cheese Factory
See Chapter 3 of Split Rail Country Vol I for more information See Chapter 3 of Split Rail Country Vol I for more informationGrey Highlands Public Library - Bernard's Quality Cars
See p. 60-61 of Split Rail Country Vol. II for more information See p. 60-61 of Split Rail Country Vol. II for more informationGrey Highlands Public Library - Flesherton Advance
First published on June 1, 1881 by A.R. Fawcett, 26 Sydenham St. in Flesherton. July 1888, - the newspaper was purchased by Willard Hadley Thurston 1900 - Moved it to the corner of Collingwood and Peter Street in Flesherton. August 1938 - Frank Thurston (son of Willard Hadley Thurston) took … First published on June 1, 1881 by A.R. Fawcett, 26 Sydenham St. in Flesherton. July 1888, - the newspaper was purchased by Willard Hadley Thurston 1900 - Moved it to …Grey Highlands Public Library - Markdale Standard
The first paper to be established at Markdale in Grey County was the Markdale Expositor by George J. Blyth, in 1875. With the acquisition of this paper by Charles W. Rutledge, in 1880, its name was changed to the Markdale Standard. The first issue was published 17 September 1880. This … The first paper to be established at Markdale in Grey County was the Markdale Expositor by George J. Blyth, in 1875. With the acquisition of this paper by Charles W. …Grey Highlands Public Library
