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    Sheriff John Kelly Spencer - Prominent Families

    Two colour posters 11" x 17" depicting 1) the Cobourg (Canadian) Cenotaph and 2) Cobourg's Town (Victoria) Hall. Each has smaller supplementary pictures and each includes a photo of Skipper Jack J.N. Morgen Combined in gold plastic frame 12" x 36"

    Top Hat. Also known as chimney pot hat or stove pipe hat became popular through the 19th century into the 20th century. Donated by Dorothy Sifton. For adiitional information on Top hats please click on the link beneath the picture under "Other Websites".

    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 ...

    F. S. Clench, Cabinet Maker Upholsterer, Cobourg

    F.S.Clench Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer Cobourg N.B. All His Goods Are Warranted

    Life and Times of George Strange Boulton of Cobourg, Ontario

    Offering 1000 pound for capture of William Lyon Mackenze

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    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"

    Bowler hats originated in England and created by London hat makers Thomas and William Bowler in 1849. Donated by Dorothy Sifton. For additional information please click on the link beneath the picture under "Other Websites".

    Land Grant Certificate granted to Jeremiah Lapp on April 23, 1850. Township of Hamilton in Northumberland County.

    Picture of King Street taken from just west of Victoria Hall. It appears on page 209 of Guillet’s “Cobourg 1798 to 1948” where the caption is simply “The Jaunting Car on King Street”. There appears to be a group of firefighters testing their equipment in the middle of the road. ...

    A solid cupboard with four shelves above two door storage space from Hamilton Township, Northumberland County, Ontario

    Commemorative coins donated by Diane Ryerson, 2017. One coin commemorates Victoria Hall Double-Diamond Jubile (1860-1980). The other coin commemorates 100 years of Canadian Confederation (1867-1967).

    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.

    The "Harbour Mouth, Cobourg" by W.H. Bartlett. Circa 1870. Here we have two prints (different sizes) of the same artwork. For additional information on the artist please click on link beneath the picture under "Other Websites".

    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.

    Picture of a coach from Cobourg's Dunham House Hotel. The Dunham House was built on the site of the Windsor Hotel which was destroyed by fire in April 1878. The fire took the life of three firefighters: George Stevenson, James Forrest and Charles Patterson. See Guillet’s “Cobourg 1798-1948” p.175-9.