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    Railway glad hand for airline hose, part of braking system connects air hoses to one another.

    This is a photograph of the reading area by the fireplace at the Paris Public Library in May 1952. There is a table around the pillar that formerly rested on the corner of a desk. The reference section is in an alcove beyond the pillar underneath the magazines and beside ...

    This is a photograph of the Paris Public Library from May 19, 1952. The original entrance way is visible.

    This is the image of remitter's Receipt issued 10 December 1957. Canada National Railway Co.

    This is engineer reverse key for diesel locomotives.

    This is railway oil can for engine service.

    Telephone your telegrams from here. Ask Operator for Western Union.

    Signal Light, double end, 2 blue lenses.

    Railway Tong for Tie.

    Front to back: Girls: Diane Weaver, Marg Matthias Boys: Mac Perry

    This is a by-law of the Town of Paris. In 1857 the town wished to raise, by way of loan, the sum of six thousand pounds payable in fifteen years for the purpose of erecting suitable buildings for a Union School House. The original document was provided by the Paris ...

    This photograph depicts the senior girls basketball team from the Paris District High School. Back row (left to right): Sheila Hogan, Esther Cockham, Marion McClaren, Joy Hall, Sue Fielding. Front row: Donna Dance, Verona Dutton, Jenette Webster, Marcella Javoi. The original photo was provided by the Paris Museum and Historical ...

    This photograph depicts the junior girls basketball team from the Paris District High School. Front row (left to right): Ethel Brittain, Barb Black, Ruth Plumstead, Sylvia Hess, Date Robb, Norma Keeton. Back row (left to right): Carol Vance, Jane Gobson, Ruth Hollingsworth, Joy Richardson, Charlotte Gibson, Carol Hall, Dianne Weaver, ...

    This photograph depicts railway crossing at Washington St. in Paris, Ont. The building was formerly owned by J. J. Howlett. It was raised 11 feet when the railroad was built. The original photo was provided by the County of Brant Public Library.

    Memories of Bob Hasler about growing up and living in Paris. Scroll down to the Full Text section below to read the first-hand account.

    (On original matting) Donald A. Smith, author of At the Forks of the Grand, and Gladys Stewart-Jones, [sic] grandaughter of Hiram Capron, examining the first copy of the book in 1956.

    ...(On original matting) PS 195 LAST RUN OF A LAKE ERIE AND NORTHERN...

    This local history book traces the history of Paris from the initial exploration of the region, its development and foundation under Hiram Capron, and its economic and social development following its incorporation until 1918. Donald A. Smith is the principal author. Chapter 20, on Newspapers and Editors, was written by ...