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    This image was published in How Firm a Foundation: A History of the Township of Cramahe and the Village of Colborne in Cramahe's Digital Archives (3bk), p.156. The caption reads: "Living better elect

    Possibly ca. 1880

    Photograph was taken in front of a house during summer.

   

    This lantern slide was made from a glass negative - 30gp. A print of this glass negative was found in a photo album entitled Colborne 125th Anniversary Committee. Written on inside front cover of thi

    Cramahe Archives does not have the original glass negative in its collection, but possesses a high quality digital image.

    Cramahe Archives does not have the original glass negative in its collection, but possesses a high quality digital image.

    Comment submitted 15 October 2013: "I don't think there is any question that G. N. Gordon is George Nelson Gordon (1819-1880), a tinsmith who is listed in Cramahe/Colborne censuses for 1861 and 1871.

    A photo caption from an undated newspaper clipping (23cl) entitled Colborne in 1856, likely Colborne Express reads: The Marion Hotel. Possibly another name for Leith's Mansion House Hotel on the west

   

   

   

   

    There appears to be train tracks on the right side of the photo.

   

   

    On the front of this photograph, blurred inscription: ...ls

    Comments from researcher (May 2014): Jessie May Mutton was born June 30th 1915. She was a daughter of George Esley Mutton and Dora Couch. Jessie appears to be a young lady in this picture, attending