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    Map showcasing Ontario as it existed in 1784. Displaying the period appropriate settlements and indigenous territories, along with educational illustrations.

    The Daily Star's New Years collection of photographs from throughout 1987, spread across 5 separate volumes. Celebrating the year as well as the 150th anniversary of the founding of Cobourg. With cov

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

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

    Colour photograph of Ilahee Lodge from the south, covered in snow.

    2 cards.

    Stamped with "Illahee Lodge"

    When one has a lot of time at home, what do you do? Renovate your bathroom!

    The cactus symbolizes endurance in the face of hardship. But when given loving care and nurturing, will reward us with a bounty of blossoms. At Christmas, at Easter, it all reminds us of the wonder o

    Good advice from our sidewalk artist neighbour. She set up an activity route for her family and anyone else passing by. Unfortunately, the dog walker is going (coming) the wrong way. Hopefully she ca

    While social distancing and other restrictions have played havoc on our routines, it’s the unexpected that can truly throw a wrench into things. A fall, a broken hip, ambulance and fire attendants in

    Picture of King Street taken from just west of Victoria Hall. It appears on page 209 of Guillet’s “Cobourg 1798 to 1948” where the caption is simply “The Jaunting Car on King Street”. There appears t

    Picture of a coach from Cobourg's Dunham House Hotel. The Dunham House was built on the site of the Windsor Hotel which was destroyed by fire in April 1878. The fire took the life of three firefighte

    Picture of Field & Brother stores located on the north side of King Street opposite Victoria Hall.

    Small in size.

    Inscribed: “For Best Canadian Bred Presented By Field Marshal His Royal Highness The Duke of Connaught K.G Governor General of Canada 1914 To The Cobourg Horse Show. Won In 1926 by “Brown Sugar” Awar

    Wooden Mallets are typically used by carpenters to knock wooden pieces together or drive chisels into wood. Wood mallets do not deform the metal tools as much as a metal mallet would and provides muc

    Bellows are tools used to blow air into a fire by expanding to draw in air and deflating that air when the handles are squeezed together.