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    Photograph taken in front of Harvey's store.

    A print of this glass negative was found in a photo album entitled Colborne 125th Anniversary Committee. Written on inside front cover of this: Reproductions of glass negatives and positives of Colbo

    "Between (18 and 10 Victoria Square) were the show windows and traditional inset entrance of W.H. 'Whack' Edwards' grocery store." Originally quoted in Colborne Chronicle's 125th Anniversary heritage

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    This comment was submitted by a descendant of Harry Leroy Chapin (December 2015): "This is my grandfather, Harry Leroy Chapin. He was the Customs Officer in Colborne in the early 1900's. He was the s

    Cramahe Archives does not hold the original item in its archives, but has a digital image. Typewritten caption text under image from the collector. Signage identifies: James McGlennon, Manager

    Cramahe Archives have four Women's Institute [WI] Scrapbooks in its collections. The WI scrapbooks contain diverse subject material about Colborne and Cramahe. All four WI scrapbooks have been scanne

    Cramahe Archives does not hold this scrapbook in its collection, but has digital images of the contents. The image was not taken from the original photograph, but from a downloaded copy of the origin

    This lantern slide was made from a glass negative - 19gp See the publication - How Firm a Foundation: A History of the Township of Cramahe and the Village of Colborne in Cramahe's Digital Archives (3

    A print of this glass negative was found in a photo album entitled Colborne 125th Anniversary Committee. Written on inside front cover of this: Reproductions of glass negatives and positives of Colbo

    Cramahe Archives does not hold the original item in its archives, but has a digital image. Comments from the owner of this image: L-R: Martha Elizabeth; Flora G., (baby); Myrtle C.; Ethel H.; William

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    Name of newspaper not cited, but likely The Colborne Express. No date provided.

    Name of newspaper not cited, but likely The Colborne Express. No date provided.

    Noah Snetsinger was identified as the proprietor of the Brunswick House in an undated newspaper article, probably the Colborne Express, entitled - Colborne in 1903 - 20cl in Cramahe's Digital Archive

    See the publication - How Firm a Foundation: A History of the Township of Cramahe and the Village of Colborne in Cramahe's Digital Archives (3bk), p.153 for a brief reference to Scougale Bros. Ladies

    Printed by Enterprise Print, Colborne. Cramahe Archives does not hold the original item in its archives, but has a high quality digital image. Scotch tape damage.

    Name of newspaper not cited, but likely The Colborne Express. No date provided.

    Acknowledgements These stories were written over a period of years and were put together as a collection by Jane Urquhart and Roseanne Quinn in 1998. The printing and binding were done by Paper Works