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    Booklet cover reads "Business and Industrial Review/ July 1996" in black font above the title reading "Brantford on the Go" in large red letting. The bottom-left corner of the page reads "A Supplemen

    This 1991 calendar was created by the Brantford regional Chamber of Commerce to celebrate their 125th anniversary serving the community of Brantford. The Chamber of Commerce was started in Brantford

    While the booklet is undated, it can be placed somewhere between 1974-1982. This is due to the inclusion of the Brant Aquatic Centre in the booklet, which was opened to the public in 1974. However, t

    While the brochure is undated, it can be placed at approximately 1960. This is due to the inclusion of data regarding the expansion of local industry in Brantford which stops at 1959. Therefore, the

    The villages which took part in the 1987 festival included: - Atlantic City Village - Best of Britain Village - Budapest Village - Canadian Pioneer Village - Dutch Village - German Village - Hungaria

    While no date is provided for the booklet, it can be assumed to have been published from 1958-1961 due to its inclusion of a section about recent industries moved to Brantford. Among the companies li

    This booklet was published in 1989 by the Brantford Heritage Committee, and is designed to inform the reader about the importance of preserving the history of the City of Brantford. It outlines the p

    This industrial survey booklet contains comprehensive data about the economy and industries of the City of Brantford in 1946. It is contained within a faded orange duotang folder reading "Brantford/

    "Dieu et Mon Droit" is the motto of the monarch of the United Kingdom, and translates from French to English as "God and my right". "Honi Soit Pense" may be short for "Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense", a m

    This invitation is written to invite the recipient [left blank] to the official inauguration of the City of Brantford on May 31st, 1877. It is signed from the former Town Clerk, James Woodyat, and th

    Interview with Brantford resident Alexandra Johnston regarding her life in the community during the Great Depression and World War Two Note: The first side of the tape was largely inaudible and there

    Selected narrative works (personal essay, creative non-fiction, memoir, fiction) and poetry by writers from the Brant/Brantford (Ontario) area.