The Peterborough Examiner was founded in 1847 as the Peterborough Despatch, changing its name to The Examiner several years later. It wasn’t the community’s first newspaper, but is its longest-lasting and currently Peterborough’s only daily. The Examiner has operated from several locations; after a few short stays at downtown addresses, ...
The Peterborough Examiner was founded in 1847 as the Peterborough Despatch, changing ...
Canadian Post (Lindsay, ONT), 30 Sep 1864, p. 2, column 1 The New Connexion Methodist church builds new church on Market St. "a little south of the new Town Hall"; the 32'x48' building is to be completed by the end of November...
Canadian Post (Lindsay, ONT), 30 Sep 1864, p. 2, column 1 The New Connexion Methodist church builds new church on Market St. "a ...
Canadian Post (Lindsay, ONT), 30 Dec 1864, p. 2, column 4 Announcing the opening of the new Canada Presbyterian church, Peel St.; first service to be held Sunday Jan.8, 1865...
Canadian Post (Lindsay, ONT), 30 Dec 1864, p. 2, column 4 Announcing the opening of the new Canada Presbyterian church, Peel St.; first ...
Canadian Post (Lindsay, ONT), 24 Feb 1865, p. 2, column 3 Announcement of the opening of the new church, "neat brick edifice ... centrally situated"...
Canadian Post (Lindsay, ONT), 24 Feb 1865, p. 2, column 3 Announcement of the opening of the new church, "neat brick edifice ...
Canadian Post (Lindsay, ONT), 2 Jun 1865, p. 2, column 2 New church being erected by the Canada Presbyterian church in Fenelon Falls, in the vicinity of Cameron Lake...
Canadian Post (Lindsay, ONT), 2 Jun 1865, p. 2, column 2 New church being erected by the Canada Presbyterian church in Fenelon Falls, ...
Canadian Post (Lindsay, ONT), 16 Feb 1866, p. 2, column 4 Oil has been struck in Cambray; the Cambray Oil well commenced Jan.9 and it is believed that crude oil has been found...
Canadian Post (Lindsay, ONT), 16 Feb 1866, p. 2, column 4 Oil has been struck in Cambray; the Cambray Oil well commenced Jan.9 ...
Canadian Post (Lindsay, ONT), 27 Mar 1874, p. 3, column 2 Philip L. Mark, of Little Britain, praises Dr. Rear, formerly of Oakwood now of Lindsay, for curing his daughter of cancer of the mouth...
Canadian Post (Lindsay, ONT), 27 Mar 1874, p. 3, column 2 Philip L. Mark, of Little Britain, praises Dr. Rear, formerly of Oakwood ...
Canadian Post (Lindsay, ONT), 10 Apr 1874, p. 2, column 7 Ad for (Lawrence?) O'Connor & Greatrix, carriage factory, on Lindsay St. opposite the post office...
Canadian Post (Lindsay, ONT), 10 Apr 1874, p. 2, column 7 Ad for (Lawrence?) O'Connor & Greatrix, carriage factory, on Lindsay St. opposite ...
Canadian Post (Lindsay, ONT), 22 May 1874, p. 3, column 3 3 cheese factories are highlighted. Mariposa, managed by Mr. C. Dale; a second, on the 7th line in Mariposa, opened by Mr. Elihu Rogers; Little Britain factory opened by Mr. P. Allin...
Canadian Post (Lindsay, ONT), 22 May 1874, p. 3, column 3 3 cheese factories are highlighted. Mariposa, managed by Mr. C. Dale; a ...