Local History by Walter Luedtke

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p.1 Part I The Serpent Mounds
p.7 Part II Indians of Ontario
p.16 Part III Sainte-Maire/Excursion into Living History
p.21 Part IV Before the White Man
p.24 Part V Champlain in the Quinte Area
p.25 Part VI The Kente Mission
p.28 Part VII Refugees
p.32 Part VIII The Settlement of the United Loyalists
p.36 Part IX Drawing the Line
p.38 Part X Surveying the Land
p.39 Part XI Government of Upper Canada
p.41 Part XII A Plan for Upper Canada
p.42 Part XIII The Family Compact
p.43 Part XIVa The Hungry Year
p.46 Part XIVb Youngs and Wellers at Carrying Place
p.49 Part XV John Neyers, Quinte Area Pioneer
p.51 Part XVI Squire Bleeker of Trenton
p.53 Part XVII Brighton's First Settler
p.55 Part XVIII The Proctor Family
p.58 Part XIX The Goslees in Colborne
p.60 Part XX The Spiking of the Speedy by C.H.J. Snider
p.63 Part XXIa Local Architecture
p.67 Part XXIb Architectural Forms
p.74 Part XXIIa Roads
p.81 Part XXIII Tollgates
p.82 Part XXIV An Act
p.84 Part XXV The Stage Coach
p.87 Part XXVI George Cockburn - He Meant so much to so Many
p.89 Part XXVIIa Taverns and Hotels
p.90 Part XXVIIb Brighton Hotels
p.92 Part XXVIIIa Schooners on the Lakes
p.94 Part XXVIIIb Shipping in Presqu'ile Harbour
p.98 Part XXIX Steamers in Brighton Harbour
p.101 Part XXX Six-Men Lassie
p.104 Part XXXI Loading Grain on Outspread Wings
p.117 Part XXXII The Cat Hollow Boy
p.121 Part XXXIII Of Pioneer Railroad Days
p.127 Part XXXIV Cobourg and Peterborough Railway
p.129 Part XXXV Midland Railway of Canada
p.130 Part XXXVI Grand Junction Railway
p.131 Part XXXVII Prince Edward County Railway
p.132 Part XXXVIII The Grand Trunk Railway
p.134 Part XXXIX Industrial Growth of the Three Townships of Brighton, Murray and Cramahe
p.151 Part XLI The Breakaway The Story of the Big Flood of 1852
p.154 Part XLII [Untitled]

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