Résultats

    Huck Thompson and Bill McMaster sit outside a canvas tent in the bush.

    Cost $30 including the license.

    Taken in May 1939 when preparations were being made by the soldiers before travelling to Toronto for the visit of King George VI.

    Flesher's house on the left in front of the Flesherton pond. There is an unknown man lying on the bank.

    The present Munshaw House consists mainly of the old building and was renovated to match this photograph. Aaron Munshaw was the first to settle on the Artemesia Corners, constructing this hotel for b

    In the back right is the Sproule building so is this picture was taken before it burned down in 1910 but after the Bell Company came to town in 1891.

    Mast Head for “The Flesherton Advance” to be stamped at the head of each issue. Made of lead.

    John moved his practice to Flesherton in 1929 and retired in 1949. His residence still stands in Flesherton on Durham Street at the end of Alice Street.

    Empty carton of homogenized milk from the Markdale Dairy Company

    Oil lantern used on the local railway.

    66" long survey chain and stakes.

    A device for viewing a pair of images, depicting left-eye and right-eye views of the same scene, each taken at slightly different angles. When viewed together it produces a single three-dimensional i

    A fairly simple box instrument, with three bass strings and three groups of three strings arranged in chords. Includes a slot (top left of the instrument) into which a harmonica may be inserted.

    The conductor was the captain of the train and his job was more than just ticket collection as the entire crew was under his supervision. One of his more important obligations was making sure the tra

    The train man was considered an assistant conductor whose duties could include operating the brakes when the train needed to slow down and operating track switches.

    Made by rendering the particularly hard fat found around a cow's kidneys and letting it harden in a dish or pan.

    Leather bag most likely used to carry school books.

    Thermos brand lunch box and steel thermos. Thermos fits into a holder in the top of the lunch box.

    Workbook printed in 1938 belonging to Mabel Chard. This book contains exercises in arithmetic beginning with long division. Other chapters cover fractions and finding areas.

    Barney and Berry skates made Jan. 1899. Leather around heel attaches skate to shoe. Lever at side extends toe to adjust size.