Artifacts

    Proclamation designating the Union of Upper and Lower Canada with Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, to become the Dominion of Canada. By Her Majesty Queen Victoria.

    Insignia on inside of hat shows it was created by Churchill and Co. London.

    Insignia inside hat: Harman Aldwych, under the Waldorf Hotel. Established 1840.

    Leather booklet and coaster manufactured by the Robson-Lang Leathers Co. For additional information on Robson-Lang please click on the link beneath the picture under "Other Websites".

    All recipes listed inside booklet were made with ingredients from the Jell-O family. Twenty-two jell-O based recipes.

    Coronation Medal of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, 1901.

    Commemorative pin and display describing Rocky Mountaineer train ride honouring Veterans of the Afghanistan conflict and their families. Initial train ride took place in 2013. Photos and pin donated

    This is a modified percussion cap muzzle loader .75 gauge musket. It has a shorter gun stock and barrel, as well as a metal ramrod thimble addition. It was unearthed on a farm in Smithville, Ontario

    Land Grant Certificate granted to Jeremiah Lapp on April 23, 1850. Township of Hamilton in Northumberland County.

    Canada Post Sifton-Cook stamps

    Part of fountain and horse trough

    Possible air vent covers on loan from Town of Cobourg

    Commemorative coins donated by Diane Ryerson, 2017. One coin commemorates Victoria Hall Double-Diamond Jubile (1860-1980). The other coin commemorates 100 years of Canadian Confederation (1867-1967).

    Reference to Dr. O'Gorman supplied by the Bruce County Museum & Cultural Centre, which has a collection of greeting cards which belonged to his wife.

    This piece is typical of Zavi's work. The accompanying horse is more unusual.

    Small double sided chalk slate used in schoolhouse.

    Brown ceramic whiskey jug. Has a cork with a rusted top.

    Glass bottle from Cobourg City Dairy. Paper seal on top.

    A group of WWII soldiers in uniform pose in front of stores in downtown Cobourg.

    A cheque to Clarke Brothers Clothers paid through the Canadian Bank of Commerce