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    “An historical walking tour of Cobourg” 1998 special supplement (photocopy) Source: Northumberland Publishers Acquired: ?, 1998

    Ontario Heritage Act Numerical Index for Cobourg, 1986 Source: Unknown Acquired: December 1986

    Scaled restoration drawing of Kelly House, 1930 Source: Ontario Archives, Toronto Acquired: March 13, 1991

    Drawing of Gothic style of doorway particular to Cobourg Source: Unknown Acquired: March 13, 1991

    Article regarding Doug and Debbie Smith building an 1830’s reproduction home in Cobourg, Ontario. Source: Renew periodical, Oct.-Nov. 1989 Acquired: - December 7, 1998

    Article regarding gingerbread or bargeboard on various buildings in Cobourg Source: Cobourg Daily Star, February 3, 1989 Acquired: April 29, 1993

    Article regarding semi-detached Victorian homes on 15-17 James Street West. Source: Cobourg Star, January 10, 1984 Acquired: April 29, 1993

    Article regarding 112 Anne Street residence. Source: Independent, August 24, 1988 Acquired: April 29, 1993

    Article regarding various Ontario cottages throughout Cobourg such as 250 Mathew Street, 212 King St. W., 256-258 Division Street. Source: Saturday Morning Post, May 13, 1989 Acquired: April 29, 1993

    Article regarding the old warehouse for cottons and woollens on Tremaine St. being converted into a Georgian –style farmhouse Source: Port Hope Saturday Guide, March 14, 1998 Acquired: November 1998

    Article regarding one of the oldest homes in Cobourg, located on the corner of King and Church Street. Source: Cobourg Daily Star, December 18, 1987 Acquired: April 29, 1993

    Article regarding the tearing down of the Lydia Pinkham building, St.Michael’s Rectory and the moving of Whitehall. Source: Cobourg Daily Star, October 29, 1998 Acquired: June 16, 2003

    Article and photos of Cobourg house tour 1976 including 447 George St., 403 Lakeshore Rd., 60 Hamilton Ave., 332 Henry St., 216 King St.W., 77 Havelock St., 139 Queen St. 212 King St. W. Source: Cobo

    Article regarding Mount Fortune, Mackechnie House Source: Cobourg Daily Star, February 28, 1998 Acquired: November, 1998

    Article regarding Mount Fortune and Mackechnie family. Source: Cobourg Star, February 5, 1988 Acquired: June 17, 2003

    Article regarding Graveley residence at 35 King St. E. Source: Cobourg Star June 3, 1988 Acquired: April 29, 1993

    Article regarding 354 College St., built by Dr. Henry Hough Source: Cobourg Star, May 6 1988 Acquired: April 29, 1993

    Article regarding 35 King St. E., built by William Gravely. Source: Independent, May 18, 1988 Acquired: April 29, 1993

    Article regarding Reuben Jackson, local house builder who started by laying Armory, then 12 Albert Street, 170 Albert St. Source: Cobourg Daily Star, December 7, 1983 Acquired: April 29, 1993

    Article regarding the Checkerboard house, build by Leopold Kobald Source: Cobourg Star August 12, 1988 Acquired: June 17, 2003