Hardbound Book entitled "FACTORS IN THE GROWTH AND DECLINE OF THE CHEESE INDUSYTRY IN ONTARIO" constituting the thesis by E A Haslett for his Degree of Doctor of Philosophy at University of Toronto, 1969
Book "Kay-On-A-Kon-Te, Daughter of the Gods" poetry by Wallace Havelock Robb, 1961, with a photo of the poet's bell, now at Glenora, with a quote of the inscription on the bell.
Item consists of a hard covered school exercise book with lined pages describing the daily activities of John Quinn along with records of expenses and sales of butter, beginning in January 1897 until December 1905.
This item is a map of the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville, Canada West, as of 1861. It was based on surveys under the direction of H.F. Walling, and includes the townships of Leeds, Lansdowne, and Escott. This map includes some pictures, individual lot and concession numbers for each township, and the names of landowners (by township) in the year the map was produced. There are insets for towns in the region, including Gananoque, Lyndhurst, Charleston and Escott. The map also includes business directories for the larger towns inset and population statistics by county for 1861.
Charcoal portrait inscribed " Mabel Greer '04", mounted in an oval brass frame with convex glass and metal back. The subject is Breta Mabel Greer, born in Brockville in 1896, d/o Wm. John Greer, blacksmith, and Addie Bradford. She died in 1909 (age 13) in Manhattan NY after her family moved there. Possibly done by Mrs. Johnston.
Three ring binder containing details of the organization of the Seeley’s Bay School Reunion in 1989. Orvin Martin was the chair of the organizing committee. He compiled this file, containing letters sent to former students, thank you letters for donations, advertising from local merchants, and every minute detail of the process. It includes photo copied cover and advertisers for the 1931-32 Garnet & Gold yearbook. Additionally: 3 copies of “Garnet & Gold” the souvenir booklet produced for the event. Also included a folder of photocopies of manuscript poems and prose by Sanford Gray.
File consists of one reproduction of an article by Harry Painting, "June Family name lost in Junetown", Brockville Recorder and Times, October 26, 1978.
