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    Brochure describing the CNR Museum Train which ran from the 1950s into early 1960s. Many of the old locomotives were decommissioned and used as travelling Museums. Some were placed in Museums like th

    Proclamation designating the Union of Upper and Lower Canada with Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, to become the Dominion of Canada. By Her Majesty Queen Victoria.

    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 peo

    Insignia on inside of hat shows it was created by Churchill and Co. London.

    Insignia inside hat: Harman Aldwych, under the Waldorf Hotel. Established 1840.

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    Printer: Photogelatine Engraving Co. Ltd., Ottawa. For additional information on the printer please click on the link beneath the picture under "Other Websites".

    Leather booklet and coaster manufactured by the Robson-Lang Leathers Co. For additional information on Robson-Lang please click on the link beneath the picture under "Other Websites".

    All recipes listed inside booklet were made with ingredients from the Jell-O family. Twenty-two jell-O based recipes.

    Over the years, when Don and Marlene Sandercock returned home from their travels, they always brought something new to add to their doll house. After Marlene died, Don kept it for a number of years b

    Sheet music to "The Irish Laddies To The War Have Gone". Written by Frank O. Madden. Arranged by Jules Brazil. Name written on front says it was owned by Mildred Harrison of Norwood. Published by The

The Nut-Shell, 1890     The Nut-Shell Published in Cobourg 1890 by A. Hewson and Son. It was printed as a Monthly Journal of General Infromation for the masses.

    Framed photograph of WW1 soldier. Identity unknown.

    Coronation Medal of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, 1901.

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    Faded photograph circa early 1900s. Found in the roof rafters at 428 John St.

    Road Map of United Counties of Northumberland and Durham. Dated 1928.

    "Good Luck to the Boys of the Allies", music sheet. Words and Music by Morris Manley Toronto composer. He published it privately 1915. For additional information please click on the link to the right

    A Series of paintings, by Toronto born artist Tom McNeely, depicting Canadian Military history. Circa 1960s. For additional information please click on the links to the right under "Other Websites".