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    To view all prints please click above on "pages" button. Paul Kane prints courtesy of Royal Ontario Museum. Paul Kane was an Irish-born Canadian painter, famous for his paintings of First Nations peoples in the Canadian West and other Native Americans in the Columbia District. For additional information on Paul ...

    Spikes from CP railway line located on third street lot

    2 railway spikes from Haliburton/Railway line. For additional information on the rail line please click on the link beneath the picture in the "Other Websites" section.

    World War 2 painting by Lyle Erskine

    2 metal utensils

    Hand stamp for the Cobourg Memorial Rink and Recreational Centre located at 206 Furnace street. For additional information on the Centre please click the link beneath the picture under "Other Websites".

    Wall sconces

    Fridge magnet advertising the Trabant automobile manufactured in the former East Germany from 1963-1990. For additional information on the Trabant please click on the link beneath the picture under "Other Websites".

    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"

    Bell with chicken decoration

    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"

    These series of Photographs depict the Manufacturing of the Cooey Rifle which moved its facilities to Cobourg in 1929, after beginning as a machine shop in Toronto in 1903. Included is a photograph of the owner Herbert Cooey and his wife Suzannah.

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

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

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