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      Crude slashing weapon usually used for clearing brush out of the way or harvesting crops.

      Made of steel. Old, rusted.

      Made of fabric. Medium sized. Floral embroideries on the front. One edge stitched, the other cut/torn.

      The original Cobourg Heavy Battery joined the P.E.I contingent at Halifax later on to form the Canadian 2nd Heavy Battery in 1914.

      Made of porcelain. Very small. Has handles. Image of “Main Street, Cobourg, Ont.” on the bottom interior of the bowl.

      “The Cobourg Clinic 188 King Street, W. 372-3323 Cobourg, Ont.”. Also includes instructions for the pain medicine.

      Medium sized. Inscribed "St. Michael's Church Cobourg Ont."

      Used to fasten laces on garments or foot ware, by pulling them with the hooked end.

      This item was found during the archaeological dig in 2002.

      Made of wood. From Port Hope. No Markings.

      Blue stoneware. Inscribed “St___(appears to be 'ros' but it could be something different) G & Scott. Coburg CW”.

      Made of cast iron. No visible markings to indicate a model type and/or number. Pictured without the scoop and platform. See “Balance Scale Scoop and Platform”.

      Handmade canoe toy and papoose with child. Made of birchbark and yarn.

      The Brooklin Cenotaph was relocated from the Luther Vipond Memorial Arena at 67 Winchester Road to the Brooklin Community Centre and Library at 8 Vipond Road in Brooklin. The dedication ceremony was held on September 29, 2019. The new cenotaph was built through federal and municipal grants as well as …