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    Two-handed wood spear thrower (or sword) made by native Australians Wood is painted a reddish brown with 8 white bands painted around the circumference of the thrower. 2 white bands are located aroun

    Native Australian digging stick painted a reddish brown; 3 white bands are painted around the circumference on one end of stick; both ends come to dull points; several large cracks are present along

    Native Australian digging stick painted a reddish brown; both stick ends come to rounded points One end is carved in 2 patterns; 1st pattern is a checked board at a diagonal for 7.5cm; 2nd pattern is

    Silver plated plaque mounted on shield shaped, dark stained/painted wood. Plaque has sculptural elements including 14 flowers and a stylized harp. Centre circular section reads: "JULIUS ROOS / TROPHY

    Wooden tripod used by J. S. Butler, photographer in Chatham, with box camera 989.30.1 Three legs; mounts, hinges and adjusters are metal, round piece at top of legs is attached with small screws; nea

    Man sitting in front of a microphone. On the microphone are the letters "CFCO".

    Fires - Blenheim, Downtown Fire, Ford + McIntyre Pharmacy, Crest Hardware, Steadman's, Stedman's, Talbot Street

    This exhibition will trace the courageous story of the National Unity Association’s crusade for justice, their determination to end practices of segregation within Chatham-Kent and Ontario, and the o

    Cette exposition retracera l'histoire courageuse de la croisade pour la justice de la National Unity Association, sa détermination à mettre fin aux pratiques de ségrégation à Chatham-Kent et en Ontar