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    Pickering Village Festival 1995 Commemorative PlateThe Former Hermitage, "Wishing Well"

    Pickering Village Festival 1982 Commemorative Plate Circa 1841, Kingston Road East, Pickering Village, Ontario Originally built of red brick by a relative of Captain Mathews about 1841 Subsequent residents - Mr. Logan, Postmaster, 1884; James Richardson

    Pickering Village Festival 1979 Commemorative Plate Kingston Road House, Built 1882 Decorated in Canada by Creemore China & Glass, Creemore, Ont.

    Pickering Village Festival 1988 Commemorative Plate The 10th Plate Edition, 89 Church Street S., c. 1877 An attractive frame house, with gabled roof line, and pointed windows. In the ealry years, this property was part of the Andrews farm, presently the

    Pickering Village Festival 1981 Commemorative Plate The Hermatige, (former) Pickering College Gymnasium, Kingston Road East The Society of Friends built Pickering College - 1877. Fire destroyed the college - 1905. The college gymnasium, a seperate buildin

    Pickering Village Festival 1989 Commemorative Plate Home of the 1st Doctor in Pickering, 100 Kingston Road W., c. 1867 In 1850, Dr. Burns, purchased 1/2 acre to build this home and office. The metal spired cupolas and decorative brickwork are an interest

    Pickering Village Festival 1997 Commemorative Plate Built in 1889 this store is now the Village Pharmacy. Decorated in Canada, Canadian Art China Ltd., Collingwood, Ontario. Oxford Ceramica de mesa, 6990, made in Brazil. Microwave oven proof & dishwasher

    Pickering Village Festival 1984 Commemorative Plate 1784 - Ontario Bicentennial - 1984 (originally) Woodruffs Tavern, Kingston Road West, c. 1806 Signed by Ruby Fenton, Heritage Art. 1809 report - first "Town Meeting", Pickering Township. - population - 1

    Pickering Village Festival 1993 Commemorative Plate Former Birthing Place, 49 Old Kinston Rd., c. 1890 This house served as a rum-runners hide out, a carriage house. For many years Mrs. Irish operated a Birthing place. Presently it is a restaurant. Sign

    Pickering Village Festival 1986 Commemorative Plate 73 Kingston Road West, built 1875. Mr. John Murkar purchased this home in 1907. He and his family published the Pickering News for over 50 years. He served on the School and Library Boards, the Church

    Pickering Village Festival 1991 Commemorative Plate 71 Kingston Road West, First Issue - 1881 One of the early owners, was Joseph Clark, father of the noted writer, "Greg Clark". Later three generations of the Murkar family published the paper for nearly

    Pickering Village Festival 1994 Commemorative PlateDale Block Home, 80 Old Kinston Road, Built 1874 Signed by Ruby Fenton, Heritage Art

    Pickering Village Festival 1990 Commemorative PlateHeritage Home, 23 Elizabeth Street, c. 1875

    Pickering Village Festival 1983 Commemorative Plate Pioneer Quaker House, Kingston Road East, Built about 1828 Quaker House built about 1828, by Jonathan Rogers, son of Timothy Rogers, followed by - Daniel McDermid, Gervais Cornell, Mary Anne Cornell, U.

    Pickering Village Festival 1992 Commemorative Plate 1867 - Canada's 125th Birthday - 1992 The Manse, 543 Kingston Road, built about 1872 Originally built by St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. It became the Manse, for Pickering United Church - 1925. It is

    Pickering Village Festival 1985 Commemorative Plate The Gate House, Kingston Road East, c. 1856 Joshua Richardson, early Quaker, built this seven bedroom home. When Pickering College was built, it became known as the "Gate House", also, - College Matron'

    Pickering Village Festival 1987 Commemorative Plate The Gordon House, Kingston Road West, built 1881. Built by Mr. Cuthbert for his nephew James Gordon. The hotel, known for its excellent meals and well appointed dining room, served the stage coach as