Results

    Article entitled “No half-way measures in conserving ‘Half-Way House’” regarding the home on Danforth Road. Source: Northumberland News, November 16, 2001 Acquired: January 15, 2004

    Photo from the newspaper showing the demolition of the “Lawn” a historical Regency Villa on the corner of King and D’Arcy Streets. Source: Northumberland News March 18, 1999 Acquired: January 15, 200

    Article entitled “Victoria View offers a glimpse of Victorian Cobourg” regarding the house on the corner of Bagot and Albert St. built by John Thompson. Source: Northumberland News January 21, 20023

    Article from the Toronto Star regarding the conversion of what was the old library/ Sunday School for the Methodist Church on 18 Chapel St., Cobourg. Source: Toronto Star, November 13, 1999 Acquired:

    Sunnyside: The residence that performed an about-face Source: The Cobourg Star October 21, 1988 Acquired: October 2007

    Woodlawn: 152 years of history Source: The Cobourg Daily Star, Wednesday, December 30, 1987 Acquired: November 2007

    Still-secluded home of early postmaster Source: The Saturday Morning Post(Post Extra) May 5, 1990 Acquired: November 2007

    Elegance and Style Describe Home Featured Source: The Independent, May 13, 1987 Acquired: December 2007

    3,000 Books Lost in Dungannon Fire Source: Unknown Acquired: March 27, 1991

    Heritage house of the week Source: The Independent, October 14, 1988 Acquired: February 2008

    Soon to be gone: a dual landmark Source: The Cobourg Daily Star, Friday, February 16, 2007 Acquired: February 2008

    Article regarding the history of the Art Gallery. Source: Cobourg Daily Star, September 22, 1983 Acquired: July 2003

    Newspaper article regarding author Doris Emond, who wrote “Cash, Charges or Blueberries” and “I wonder what happened to Philip” both regarding village life in Camborne. Source: Cobourg Star, March 15

    Article regarding Cobourg buildings of 1812 Source: Cobourg Star, September 18, 1980 Acquired: April 29, 1993

    Notice in the Cobourg Star of “Intention to Designate” 201 Second St. (Market building) and 213 Second St. (Second Street Firehall) as properties of architectual and historical value. Source: Cobourg

    Article regarding a 1980 pamphlet compiled by LACAC listing 53 historical buildings in Cobourg. Photos shown include 128 University Ave., 306 College St. and 110 Ontario St.S. Source: Cobourg Daily S

    Article regarding The Lawn on the corner of Queen Street and D’Arcy Street. Source: Cobourg Daily Star, August 22, 1998 Acquired: January 1999

    Article regarding old coach house on Walton Street, just north of King Street. Source: Cobourg Star, April 2, 1984 Acquired: April 29, 1993

    Article regarding the gardener’s cottage on Brook Road South, that was included in the 1987 house tour Source: Independent, May 6 1987 Acquired: April 29, 1993

    Short article on Saltbox house on 258 Mathew Street Source: Cobourg Star, August 2, 1983 Acquired: April 29, 1993