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Northumberland Today.com (Cobourg, ON), 13 Feb 2013, p. 3, column 2     ...

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

    Methodist Church, Cobourg, Ont.

    St. Peter's Church, Cobourg, Ont.

    Located on the east side of Division St. at the corner of Chapel St.

    Located on Bagot Street. The fire of 1937 which destroyed the church. This photograph was taken January 4, 1937 at around 11 pm. There was a very high wind blowing.

    Fire on the eve of January 4, 1937. Taken at 11 pm. A very high wind was blowing.

    Fire on the eve of January 4, 1937. Taken at 11pm.

    "Here it is. I had to leave a letter I was writing you to get pictures. Presbyterian Church, nothing left but the bolts. Sunday night started at 10 o'clock. This was taken at 11 p.m. Letter following. Win." Addressed to Mr. Allen Fisher, Timmons, Ontario, Box 231.

    It's orgins dates back to 1824 as a frame building, which was replaced in 1852 by this brick building. The name Trinity United was adopted around 1928...

    St. Peter's Church, Cobourg

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

    139th Battalion marching down King St., Cobourg, Ontario

    A number of difficulties prevented the Armoury from originally being built. First the iron clad rule of the Department at Ottawa stating that in order for a public building like the Armoury to be erected, the Town was to provide the site for free. Next when Militia officials visited Cobourg ...

    Pre-1917

    135 King Street West

    Cobourg West - "A Nice Place to Be"