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 Tweedsmuir Community History Collections (Stoney Creek, ON), 1957     Lady Tweedsmuir supported interest to local history in the following statement: "I am so glad to hear that the Women’s Institutes of Ontario are going to compile village history books. Events move very fast nowadays; houses are pulled down, new roads are made, and the aspect of the countryside changes …

     

      Canadian Pacific Railway Company booklet. Cover is cracked in multiples places and it is held together with clear scotch tape. Text on cover reads: C.S. 132 Canadian Pacific Railway Company List of Destinations Number of Stations 1st January 1957

     

      Includes an index.

      The Woodstock Collegiate Institute Yearbook, The Oracle contains articles about school life, photos and information about students, teaching staff, clubs and sports teams, also essays, poems and information about alumni.

      Includes an index.

      Booklet No. 8 contains information on Loyalist and Pioneer families who settled in the West Lincoln area from 1783 to 1833 (Families named Roadhouse to Swackhammer are covered in this booklet).

      VOLT Ingersoll District Collegiate Institute Yearbook 1957. Includes photographs, activity groups and staff and students.

      This directory became effective May 27th, 1957.

      A complete and absorbing account of the thousands of men and women known as the Pennsylvania Dutch who toiled thorugh a trackless wilderness in search of rich limestone soil and the black walnut

      A programme for the Coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. This programme provides a schedule for the celebrations specific to Paris, Ontario. This programme belonged to Betty Muir, who was the daughter of Genevieve Cooper Muir, the first head librarian.