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      Northern Electric manufacturing plant about 1965. The plant employed approximately 850 employees. The company manufactured telephone products, audio and video switching equipment for broadcast and TV studios, airborne navigation aids for the RCAF and other electronic apparatus used in the communications field.

      Extract from brochure “Belleville and Her Industries” produced by the Daily Intelligencer in 1909 "ALEX. RAY. Belleville is particularly fortunate in having in her midst an optical specialist of unusual ability and experience, one who has a wide reputation throughout Canada amongst men who are conversant with such matters, for …

      Extract from brochure “Belleville and Her Industries” produced by the Daily Intelligencer in 1909 "THE BELLEVILLE IRON & HORSE SHOE CO., Limited. Among the manufacturing industries of Belleville, one of the largest employers of skilled labor, and one of real benefit to the City, is The Belleville Iron & Horseshoe …

      Extract from brochure “Belleville and Her Industries” produced by the Daily Intelligencer in 1909 WALLBRIDGE & CLARKE. The grocery firm of Wallbridge & Clarke was established in Belleville 37 years ago by Mr. George Wallbridge and is still conducted by him with the assistance of his three sons, Messrs. Arthur, …

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 Unknown, Whitby Gazette and Chronicle (1912), 1858     The Grand Trunk Hotel was located on the south side of the Grand Trunk Railway (Canadian National Railway), east of the Victoria Street Crossing. It was built about 1856 and was destroyed by fire on 3 August 1896. The proprietor in 1858 was Thomas Lloyd.

      This is from an issue of The Gazette and Chronicle printed in 1916.

      Advertisement for popular hotel.

      "Woodland Cultural Centre Invites You to Experience War Club & Wampum Belts: Hodinohso:ni Experiences of the War of 1812"

      Advertisement for Belleville Canning Company from brochure 'Belleville on the Bay" published in 1902. An entry in "Pioneer Life on the Bay of Quinte" reads as follows: "RANSLER B. MORDEN, great-grandson of the pioneer Joseph Morden was born at Hallowell in 1846, and after some years spent in agricultural pursuits …

      Advertisement for the Canadian National Exhibition Toronto, reads: Aug. 29, Sept. 12, 1925 Hoot Mon! For the Canadian National Exhibition Toronto.

      Print advertisement for the Gibson Coal Company Limited.

      Print advertisement for Brantford Laundry Ltd.

      Advertisement for A. Harris, Son and Company farm implements.

     

     

      Walkerville and Detroit Ferry Winter Time Table Detroit Dock Foot of Walker Street.

      This 1902 advertisement touts the virtues of the 1902 line of underwear in the Penmans Limited clothing company's no. 95 series.

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