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      Horse drawn Massey-Harris combine in front of store (location unknown). One man with horse, one on combine, and three on-lookers. Framed by James Gillard (Cobourg) in ornate gold painted wood frame

      Framed picture advertising Harnden & White Petroleum Products with thermometer. For additional information on Supertest Petroleum please click on the link below the picture under "Other Websites"

      4 postcards framed together: three of King street and one of Cobourg Harbour

      A group of WWII soldiers in uniform pose in front of stores in downtown Cobourg.

      Baltimore Flour Mill also known as Ball's Mill in Baltimore Ontario north of Cobourg. For additional information on the Mill please click on the link below the picture under "Other Websites"

      Commemorative pin and display describing Rocky Mountaineer train ride honouring Veterans of the Afghanistan conflict and their families. Initial train ride took place in 2013. Photos and pin donated by Beverely Henderson of Cobourg.

      Two aerial black and white photographs in a single frame. They are of the same factory at different dates under different ownership: General Foods 1963 & Kraft 1996

      Man holding child, Unidentified photograph

      Two men standing outside, Easter 1918, Unidentified photograph

      The phrase "Palmam Qui Meruit Ferat" on reverse side of photograph can be translated from the Latin as "let whoever earns the palm bear it."

      Written on back "Grandfather, Hamilton" daguerreotype photography

      Written on back, "Grandmather, Hamilton, 2-4-24" daguerreotype photography

      Written on back, "Aunt Kearsley". Eckerson & Bell Smith Photographers daguerreotype photography

      Small child standing

      Faded photograph circa early 1900s. Found in the roof rafters at 428 John St.

      Was a folding set of 6 picture cards - 4 still attached - of various locations in Cobourg, Ontario. Collegiate Institute; Public School; No. 2 Highway; British Hotal; General Hospital; War Memorial, Victoria Park.

      Son of Judge John Douglas Armour's portrait taken.

      These photographs depict what seems to be a family gathering or outing sometime around the earlier part of the last century. Dates are unknown.

      Pictures of a little boy and girl. On the reverse side someone has written the words "Mother" and "Dad". They also wrote John Sr."

      Photographs of King Street looking East and West. Information on the reverse side tells us that these photos were owned by Joan Chalovich.