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    Among the pioneers who settled in the Cobourg area at the beginning of the 19th century were many from Scotland. They sought to establish the kind of church to which they had been used to in Scotland and despite many difficulties, the result of their labour is St.Andrew's Presbyterian Church. ...

    Easter 1906 with Reverend Albert Margritt behind the pulpit.

    William Delaney Jr. and his wife Jane (Jean) pictured in the second Delaney Jewellery store which opened in 1902.

    Located on the south side of King Street west of Cherney building. Later Mr. Denton bought Mr. Warner's music shop and moved to the north side where Durham Furrier's was located. This was supposedly the most easterly located store before the hotel...

    Shown in picture is Mr. Willis (the proprietor) in shirtsleeves, the man in the rear is unknown.

    The deer season's results hanging in Thomas Mitchell and Sons butcher shop opposite Victoria Hall early 20th century.

    Pictured in photograph from Left to Right: Hargraft, E. W. (Manager); O'Rourke, J. E. (Junior); Ross, G. A. (Ledger); Stewart, J. (Teller); Hewson, M. A. (Cash Books); MacNachton, E. L. (Accountant).

    Located on the north side of King Street where the Bank of Montreal is situated. The owner was Mr. George Mitchell who also owned a butcher shop just east of the theatre and was in partnership with Archibald (Archie) Perks confectioner. The partnership was entered into the 30th of May ...

    Located on Hibernia, between Albert and King Street. John Guy in the doorway.

    Chas. or Charlie McGuire ran this carriage shop located on Division Street.

    Front:"The Ferry Ontario No. 1, Cobourg, Ontario". On back: "I received your card and hope this finds you all well. I expect to come down to see you all before very long as we are moving away from...I will come......I go. M.H., Cobourg. Addressed to Miss Zella usher, Vernonville, Ont."

    The bottom left photograph shows the Cobourg Bathing Beach. The top right photo shows the Car Ferry "Ontario No. 1" running daily trips between Cobourg and Rochester.

    "Just going to get on the stage for Gores Landing. Papa." Addressed to Miss Ruth Vianco, 137 Driving Park Ave., Rochester, NY.

    "Montreal & Toronto G.T.Rwy. Au 18 08 - Am here to-day to big horse show $3000. given in prizes lots of music by 3 or 4 bands. Come in on special with Port Perry Band. Will tell you rest again-- F. B." Duplicate postcard : "Hello Jack How are you? ...

    Located on Tremaine St., Cobourg

    Located on Tremaine Street, Cobourg

    411 King St. East,South side.

    Entrance to Strathmore, Residence Mrs. Chas. Donnelly, Cobourg, Ont.

    Post Office, Cobourg, Ont.

    University Street West