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    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

    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

    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

    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

    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

    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

    Colborne Women's Institute, Founded March 1, 1932, Tweedsmuir History Started 1947 in Honour of the Women's Institute 50th Anniversary; Ellen, Mrs. Gordon MacGregor, Curator 1947; Amy, Mrs. T.M. Gres

    The poster on the storefront reads: Bank of Toronto The Jun 1959 mark on the side of the photograph identifies this reprint as likely one of the ca. 1910 negatives that were found in Griffis' Drug St

    Comment submitted (April 2024): "The building next to the Town Hall is Bill Onyon's B/A Service Station and garage. He died in 1954 and the business was sold to Arnold and Mac Pettibone in 1955, who

    Written on WI scrapbook page 47 (which features four images): "Colborne Then and Now" "Pictures contributed by Mrs. Maude Kirk and Charles Brown." Click on the Select arrow for Pages to see a downloa

    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

    5 January 1977 newspaper clipping, likely the Colborne Chronicle entitled "How Colborne looked at the Turn of the Century." Newspaper caption reads: "Yesteryear -- Percy St. looking north was a dusty