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    A booklet with information on Trinity United Church Source: Unknown Acquired: November 2007

    Presbyterianism In Cobourg Source: Cobourg World, Friday, December 14, 1894 Acquired: January 2008

    Teacher: Mr. Wilson Student, left to right: Top Row: -?-; Hoskin, Jean; Harper, Emily; May, Rita; -?-; Evans, Grace; -?-; -?-; -?-; McCaughey, Mildred; Middle Row: O'Grady, Rosalie; Fowler, ?; Flanaghan, ?; Roddy, Anna; Dodge, (Marie?); Caton, Alice; Crossen, Grace; Front Row: Lean, Eileen; Moyse, Dorothy; Moyse, Marjorie; -?-; Bird, ...

    General Foods Limited 25 Year Club dinner meeting.

    The first newspaper in Cobourg was known as the Cobourg Star and Newcastle General Advertiser and had it's first issue on January 11, 1831. The first editor was R.D.Chatterton and there were over 500 subscribers.

    Furnace Street.

    Judge George Mackenzie Clark, a successful lawyer, local politician, staunch Conservative, and personal friend of Sir John A. Macdonald, purchased the future site of Brookside School in 1869. His wife was the daughter of William Weller. Initially this purchase totaled 180 acres, but it was immediately subdivided into smaller parcels ...

    Was located west of what if now known as Pebble Beach Drive.

    "Harbor, Cobourg, Ont., Canada" "105,921" Reverse: "The Valentine & Sons Publishing Co., Ltd. Montreal and Toronto. Printed in Great Britain"

    The boy in front is Edwin Guillet, son of E.C. Guillet.The old Scotch Kirk was located on King St. West at Ontario St.

    In 1842, Bishop John Strachan founded the Diocesan Theological Institute in Cobourg, an Anglican seminary that became integrated into the University of Trinity College in Toronto in 1852. It fell under the direction of his friend and former pupil, the Reverend Alexander Neil Bethune. The Trinity College Literary Institute, one ...

    Located at 237 Ball St.

    "Do you remember when this was taken?" "Cobourg, June 4th" Name and address: Sergt. [W]uger, 189th -----att,Barr[s]f--d

    King St. in Cobourg, Ontario.

    New Public School was built in 1906.

    Thomas Gillbard School.

    Robert Harvey is on the right. He was born in 1880. The gentleman on the left is Arthur Hayden a clerk in the Harvey store who in the 1930`s had a grocery store at the corner of King and Ontario St. known as Barney Lilly`s.

    Annie Lawlor in back

    Bartender Fred Cockburn; Ed McCurdy also behind bar. Among the partons is the hostler of the hotel (with white sideburns, 2nd from left)

    Behind the grill is Mr. Ross of Port Hope. Mr. George Mitchell (with beard) from Baltimore, Ont. and Reeve of Hamilton Township, is in the left foreground. The gentleman standing with him is possibly his brother Thomas. The fourth man is unknown.