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      A cup and saucer, dated c. 1790, with a blue willow pattern and a gold edge. This cup was made without a handle. The pair is also called a tea bowl and saucer. It is believed that this item was in use, before or during the time of the War …

      This small desk is over two hundred years old. It shows the fine artistry of craftsmen in the early days of Upper Canada (Ontario). It was given to Lieutenant Governor John Graves Simcoe, a British Officer sent to Canada to assist the settlement of a great influx of citizens loyal …

      Source: Onondaga Nation

      Silver Masonic medallion engraved to Abraham Genung, St. John's Lodge No. 22, 1798. The medal said to have been found in St. Mark's Churchyard in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Obverse inscribed with letters surrounding a central figure; the reverse inscribed: "Abrm. Genung, St. John's Lodge No. 22 [2?], 5798."

      A facsimile of an illustration said to show the location of the original Freemasons' Hall, on King Street, Newark (Niagara), near the River, 1791, standing between Public House and house of D.W. Smith, Surveyor-General, as interpreted by J. Ross Robertson. Text below reads: "In an old MS recording the proceedings …