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In The Wood House at the waterfront, Cornwall, Ontario, Canada. Calico Ball, invitation, Iroquois, 1886. This invitation to the Calico Ball, printed on calico was sent to Ira Carman. The Museum acquired this artifact in 1994. Posted in Artifact of the Week.
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Cornwall Emigrant Hospital Admission and Discharge Book. Posted by cornwallcommunitymuseum in Uncategorized. On March 17 2013, the Irish Memorial Committee announced its plans to erect a memorial in Lamoureux Park and much has taken place in this past year. The location of the memorial has been determined; it will be located on west side of the Wood House Museum on museum property. Donations can be made by cheque to the S.
Businesses Destroyed by 1947 Fire. The December 24, 1947 fire. Destroyed a number of businesses on Pitt Street between First and Second streets. Originally opened as a photography studio in 1876 by Henry Weber, it became a stationary store in the Liddell Block. It was located at 106 Pitt St. The original store front before the fire. after the fire, left, and Singer Sewing Centre on the right.
The viewer can tell that they are naval guns by the existence of the cascable at the rear, which allowed rope to be looped through the hole to diffuse firing recoil. The west gun was cast by the Caron Company near Falkkirk, Scotland.
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The site had the following in the homepage, "Beach Furniture Limited, 1908-1958." I noticed that the web site stated " Workers outside Beach Furniture ca." They also stated " The brick building that housed Beach Furniture was originally constructed in 1903 for the Cornwall Furniture Company. Located at the southeast corner of Sydney and 9th streets, the bankrupt business was purchased by Charlie A. Beach was famous for its lyre back chair. Beach made furniture in Cornwall until 1958. Follow Cornwall Industry on WordPress."ANALYZE MORE BUSINESSES
Cornwall Emigrant Hospital Admission and Discharge Book. Posted by cornwallcommunitymuseum in Uncategorized. On March 17 2013, the Irish Memorial Committee announced its plans to erect a memorial in Lamoureux Park and much has taken place in this past year. The location of the memorial has been determined; it will be located on west side of the Wood House Museum on museum property. Donations can be made by cheque to the S.
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Businesses Destroyed by 1947 Fire. The December 24, 1947 fire. Destroyed a number of businesses on Pitt Street between First and Second streets. Originally opened as a photography studio in 1876 by Henry Weber, it became a stationary store in the Liddell Block. It was located at 106 Pitt St. The original store front before the fire. after the fire, left, and Singer Sewing Centre on the right.
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Provides general information about Torbay schools and provides links and advice to obtain information about current headteacher vacancies in Torbay schools. To see what posts are currently being or will be advertised in the near future. Wednesday, 8 December 2010. Friday, 3 December 2010.