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    Music scrolls were used in player pianos; pianos that played on their own. This particular music scroll is for the composition “Doll Dance” by Nacio Herb.

    Detachable wooden handles for Sad Irons were created to replace the regular metal handles, which would heat up just as easy as the iron itself and had the potential to burn people's hands through the

    Used to cut blocks of ice out of frozen bodies of water for ice houses.

    Hotel Cedarmere was a private residence located on what is now known as Ontario Street before James Crowther turned it into a hotel. The hotel was demolished in 1933.

    Made of porcelain. Very small. Has handles. Image of “Main Street, Cobourg, Ont.” on the bottom interior of the bowl.

    “The Cobourg Clinic 188 King Street, W. 372-3323 Cobourg, Ont.”. Also includes instructions for the pain medicine.

    Medicine glass from Johns' Drug Store Ltd. Tall. Includes measurements on the side.

    The Arlington Hotel in Cobourg was located on King Street East before it was demolished in 1937. The land is now a part of Victoria Park.

    “Lydia E. Pinkham's Liver Pills (Registered) For Constipation Biliousness and Torpidity of the Liver”.

    Medium sized. Inscribed "St. Michael's Church Cobourg Ont."

    This pin is from the Old Boy's Reunion. It has an image of Victoria Hall with an orange background and a black border. This reunion was an annual event open to family, friends and war veterans. In 19

    2 plates from the dinner service of the Ravensworth home in Cobourg. The Ravensworth home is a 4 bed, 4 bath waterfront mansion built circa 1897 for a distinguished officer. It is a Georgian styled,

    Separates into 3 parts: the brass base, the glass and steel burner and the glass chimney. Inscribed with “White Flame Light Co. Grand Rapids Mich [Michigan]”.

    Used to pick up blocks of ice, typically 1'x1', after they were cut.

    2 glass seltzer bottles inscribed with “F.F Meehan. Cobourg Ont. British Syphon Co. London. Trade Mark Rd. 5797-64” in an ornate design.

    Made of wood. From Port Hope. No Markings.

    If socks were not stretched out while drying there was a possibility that they would shrink and/or lose their shape. The holes helped air circulate better.

    Made of wood and brass. Grinds the coffee at the top when the handle is turned and then drops the coffee grinds into the drawer below for use.

    Appear to be half-pint jars, most likely used for fruit preserves.

    Made of steel. In seven parts; the main body, two cups, and four weights. Number 13966. Measures up to 50 grains. Originally came with 6 weights. This particular scale was used for photographic pract