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- Old Light House at Charlotte, N.Y. Built in 1820Divided back postcard. Postmarked Rochester, NY, 9 Aug 1910Divided back postcard. Postmarked Rochester, NY, 9 Aug 1910Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Charlotte lighthouse at Rochester, New YorkThe lighthouse and lightkeeper's house at CharlotteThe lighthouse and lightkeeper's house at CharlotteMaritime History of the Great Lakes
- Charlotte lighthouse at Rochester, New YorkThe lighthouse and lightkeeper's house at CharlotteThe lighthouse and lightkeeper's house at CharlotteMaritime History of the Great Lakes
- Charlotte lighthouse at Rochester, New YorkThe lighthouse and lightkeeper's house at CharlotteThe lighthouse and lightkeeper's house at CharlotteMaritime History of the Great Lakes
- Car Ferry "Ontario No. 1" plying between Charlotte, N.Y. and Coburg, Ont.The ONTARIO No. 1 ferried rail cars filled with coal from Charlotte to Cobourg, ON. Divided back. Postmarked Rochester, NY, 22 Aug 1908.The ONTARIO No. 1 ferried rail cars filled with coal from Charlotte to Cobourg, ON. Divided back. Postmarked Rochester, NY, 22 Aug 1908.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Ontario Car Ferry No. 2Divided back. Postally used. Back damagedDivided back. Postally used. Back damagedMaritime History of the Great Lakes
- Steamer "Caspian" plying on Lake Ontario, Charlotte, N.Y.Divided back. Postally unused. CASPIAN was the former PASSPORT.Divided back. Postally unused. CASPIAN was the former PASSPORT.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Steamer "North King" plying on Lake Ontario, Charlotte, N. Y.Formerly as the NORSEMAN for the Gildersleeve interests, she ran from Charlotte (the port of Rochester, NY) to various ports on the north shore of Lake Ontario including Cobourg, Port Hope and Toronto. Transferred to Canada Steamship Lines in 1913 with the sale of the company. Divided back. Postally unused.Formerly as the NORSEMAN for the Gildersleeve interests, she ran from Charlotte (the port of Rochester, NY) to various ports on the north shore of Lake Ontario including Cobourg, Port …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Steamer City of Rochester, Genesee River, Rochester, N. Y.The CITY OF ROCHESTER was launched in 1876 and renamed J.D. SCOTT when she was rebuilt in 1893/94.The CITY OF ROCHESTER was launched in 1876 and renamed J.D. SCOTT when she was rebuilt in 1893/94.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- View of River at Charlotte, Near Yacht Club, Rochester, N. Y.Postally unused. Undivided back.Postally unused. Undivided back.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Port of Genesse on Lake OntarioAn article appeared in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, 5 July 1856 with a woodcut engraving of this image.An article appeared in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, 5 July 1856 with a woodcut engraving of this image.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Canadian Pacific, Port Hope, OntarioBuilt in 1913, dismantled in 1976.Mile 141.2 on Belleville sub.Built in 1913, dismantled in 1976.Mile 141.2 on Belleville sub.Cobourg Public Library
- Port Hope HarbourPort Hope HarbourPort Hope HarbourCobourg Public Library
- An article by Mr. Harold Reeve, entitled “John Brown- Early Hope Twp. character."An article by Mr. Harold Reeve, entitled “John Brown – Early Hope Twp. character.” Basically a short biography on John Brown. Source: Toronto Archives Acquired: March 11, 1992An article by Mr. Harold Reeve, entitled “John Brown – Early Hope Twp. character.” Basically a short biography on John Brown. Source: Toronto Archives Acquired: March 11, 1992Cobourg Public Library
- Lewis FamilyFrederick Lewis, is shown standing. To his left is his wife, Mary Ann Lewis, holding their son Arthur Edward Lewis. Directly in front of Frederick is his daughter Margery Lousia Lewis and in front of her is daughter Annie May Lewis.Frederick Lewis, is shown standing. To his left is his wife, Mary Ann Lewis, holding their son Arthur Edward Lewis. Directly in front of Frederick is his daughter Margery Lousia …Cobourg Public Library
- Olde Tyme Christmas, Port Hope, OntarioEach year, Canada's prettiest historic town turns the clock back a hundred years for the month December. Featuring a multitude of fun activities including the high school students' general store which raises funds for charity.Each year, Canada's prettiest historic town turns the clock back a hundred years for the month December. Featuring a multitude of fun activities including the high school students' general store …Cobourg Public Library
- View from Ontario Street, Port HopeBlack and white photograph postcard of Port Hope.Black and white photograph postcard of Port Hope.Cobourg Public Library
- Business section, Port Hope......Cobourg Public Library
- Harbour, Port Hope......Cobourg Public Library
- Port Hope Harbour......Cobourg Public Library