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    A black and white photograph of Glendella Cottage before the siding was painted white.

    Documentation of Sovereign House being moved to its current location.

    A photograph of the Sovereign house during construction or restoration.

    A photograph of the Sovereign house in its current location taken through the surrounding trees.

    A photograph of the Sovereign house in its original location.

    A photograph of a family at Sovereign house in its original location. Shows the pool.

    A photograph of the Sovereign house in its current location. Shows the sign outside of the building.

    A photograph of a group of people at event at the Sovereign house.

    A photograph of the Sovereign house and surrounding forest area of its current location.

    A black and white photograph of a group of men and a baby standing outside of the Sovereign house.

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    A photograph of the Sovereign house decorated for the holiday season.

    A photograph of the Sovereign house in its current location.

    A photograph of the front gate of the Sovereign house being opened by someone in costume

    Pages from a binder containing newspaper clippings, photographs, and documents related to the relocation and restoration of the Sovereign house.

    See link to images on right hand side for subsequent pages of this booklet.

    Home of Adam and Alexander Dick, circa 1870’s. One of the brothers was so sick that his brother had to go fetch the doctor. He stopped at a neighbour’s house on Derry Rd, and asked a man named MacDou

    Centriller replaced the former Bronte (Public) School, S.S. 13.

    The White Oak diner, which now occupies the space where Peter Kelley’s Furniture used to be.

    In the spring and summer of 2015, the Trafalgar Township Historical Society took on the project of photographing the historic houses from the North Service Road north to Burnhamthorpe Road, from Nint