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- Geographic Location: Ingersoll
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- Jane Herford
Condition: Poor. Very stained and worn. Very yellow in colour as well. Condition: Poor. Very stained and worn. Very yellow in colour as well.St. Marys Museum - Barn raising
In Of Other Times pg. 44. Described as being a barn at Vandecar in 1896. In Of Other Times pg. 44. Described as being a barn at Vandecar in 1896.Norwich and District Archives - The Big Cheese
The Big Cheese from Ingersoll. At the State Fair in Saratoga New York. The Cheese was 6 feet 10 inches by 21 feet by 31 feet high. It weighed 3 1/2 tons. The Big Cheese from Ingersoll. At the State Fair in Saratoga New York. The Cheese was 6 feet 10 inches by 21 feet by 31 feet high. It weighed 3 …Norwich and District Archives - Wreck on Grand Trunk Railway at Ingersoll Station
This photograph depicts the train wreck on the Grand Trunk Railway at Ingersoll Station in 1913. The original photo is held by the South Dumfries Historical Society. This photograph depicts the train wreck on the Grand Trunk Railway at Ingersoll Station in 1913. The original photo is held by the South Dumfries Historical Society. - Golden Girls Clue #6
Submission part of the WISH Challenge for WI's 125th Anniversary Submission part of the WISH Challenge for WI's 125th AnniversaryFederated Women's Institutes of Ontario - Golden Girls, Clue #4
Submission part of the WISH challenge for WI's 125th anniversary. Submission part of the WISH challenge for WI's 125th anniversary.Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario - Self Portrait of Edgar H. Hugill
Edgar learned the art of photography from his father John who started a photography studio in Ingersoll in 1866. Edgar studied his fathers techniques and took over his fathers studio in 1888. Edgar learned the art of photography from his father John who started a photography studio in Ingersoll in 1866. Edgar studied his fathers techniques and took over his fathers studio …Oxford County Archives - John N. Meathrell Bridge
John N. Meathrell was Oxford County's first engineer, this bridge was built to commemorate him. Meathrell oversaw the development of the county road system. The bridge was designed by engineers Ure and Smith and built by Arnott Construction. He was an engineer for the County from 1928 to 1968. John N. Meathrell was Oxford County's first engineer, this bridge was built to commemorate him. Meathrell oversaw the development of the county road system. The bridge was designed by engineers …Oxford County Archives
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