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    Short article regarding Cobourg’s oldest house, on the corner of King and Church Street, built by Eliud Nickerson Source: Unknown Acquired: March 27, 1991

    Article regarding various estates of the Chambliss/Fitzhugh families Source: Cobourg Daily Star, July 10, 1985 Acquired: June 26, 2003

    Newsletter of the ACO with an article regarding murals in downtown Cobourg Source: Unknown Acquired: September 30, 2003

    Article regarding Cobourg Branch of ACO report in fall 2001. Source: Acorn, Fall 2001, XXV14 Acquired: September 30, 2003

    Mrs. Gill de Auer noted that the name of the owner was actually Mrs. W. C. Dumble, 1 May 2013, noted also in the archival folder

    Architectural Conservancy of Ontario – Cobourg Branch newsletter “Cobourg Heritage” dated March 2001 Source: Unknown Acquired: January 13, 2004

    Architectural drawing of Whitehall, the Burnham family home on William St. Includes fireplace mantle, mutulos, front porch and living room mantel. Done by architect Phillip Carter. Source: Ontario Ar

    Architectural Conservancy of Ontario-Cobourg Branch newsletter “Cobourg Heritage” dated February 2002. Source: unknown Acquired: January 13, 2004

    Article entitled “Cash for barracks conversion” regarding the Trillium grant that was granted to the Cobourg Museum Foundation for work on the Barracks. Source: Northumberland News, January 8, 2002 A

    Article entitled “Owner wants Whitehall in Cobourg” regarding the dismantling and moving of Whitehall. Source: Northumberland News January 8, 2002 Acquired: January 13, 2004

    Newspaper article entitled “A summer place” regarding Logwood Hall. Source: Saturday Morning Post (Post Extra!), January 27, 1990 Acquired: January 13, 2004

    Article entitled “Lakehurst: brewery owner built earliest brick house in Cobourg” regarding the former home of James Calcutt, Lakehurst. Source: Cobourg Daily Star, February 12, 1988 Acquired: Januar

    Article entitled “Breakers: a typical regency cottage” regarding the home the Breakers at the bottom of Green St. Source: Cobourg Daily Star, May 13, 1988 Acquired: December 11, 1991

Nasmith, Cecilia, Northumberland Today, 26 Oct 2017, Section A, p. 7, column 1     ...

    “Cobourg: a guide to the history and architectural heritage of the Town of Cobourg” Source: Cobourg LACAC Acquired: May 5, 2003

    “An historical walking tour of Cobourg” 1999 by Colin Caldwell, special supplement (photocopy) Source : Northumberland Publishers Acquired: ?, 1999

    Report from Cobourg branch of ACO : 2000 report on the Cobourg Heritage Fund Source: ACORN periodical, Spring 2001 edition Acquired: June 15, 2003