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    This photograph depicts members of the Buck family from Paris, Ontario.

    This photograph depicts members of the Buck family from Paris, Ontario.

    This photograph depicts members of the Buck family from Paris, Ontario.

    This photograph depicts a member of the Buck family from Paris, Ontario.

    This certificate documents the marriage of Kenneth Verner Bunnell and Constance Baird Foley on Saturday, September 5, 1925. The certificate is signed by R. J. Seton Adamson of St. James Paris.

    This early 20th century portrait photograph shows Margaret Bunnell, Kathleen Foley Baird, and Constance Foley in Paris. The Bunnells and Foleys were related to the Baird family of Paris.

    This photograph shows a house in Paris, Ontario. It may be the Baird house at 194 Grand River St. N. This photo comes from a collection of photos of families related to the Baird family of Paris, including the Baird, Bunnell and Foley families, so it may have belonged to ...

    This photograph shows a house in Paris, Ontario. It may be the Baird house at 194 Grand River St. N. This photo comes from a collection of photos of families related to the Baird family of Paris, including the Baird, Bunnell and Foley families, so it may have belonged to ...

    This set contains 39 assorted letters written by or to members of the Baird family of Paris, Ontario. They all date to the 19th century.

    Central Public School Paris, Can. (On original matting) PARIS CENTRAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL -built in 1909 and wrecked in 1972. Copied and enlarged by Wm. Brown Property of Paris Historical Society Copied and Enlarged by Wm. A. Brown

    (On original matting) 140A ENLARGED + COPIED by Thompson Printing Kings Ward School ERECTED 1881 DEMOLISHED 1972

    Gouinlock House was originally built in 1845 and served as the home of John Penman, the founder of Penman Manufacturing Company, before he renovated Penmarvian.

    This certificate documents the official association of the Paris Board of Trade in 1881. The Secretary of the Board of Trade was John McKenzie Anderson. The complete list of members of the Board is listed on the first page. A letter from the Under Secretary of State originally accompanied this ...

    This letter from the Under Secretary of State accompanied the official certificate of the incorporation of the Board of Trade of Paris. The certificate itself is also a part of this collection, and is linked to on the right.

    This photograph depicts the interior of the Woods & Tinknell store, c. 1940. Jerry Murray is depicted on the right; the other men may be Horace Bateman and Buster Woods.

    This letter invites James Bruce, Lord Elgin, governor general of Canada from 1847-1854, to visit “the Village of Paris.” It is signed by Hiram Capron, J.M. Smith, and Hugh Finlayson, all of whom were councilors of Paris beginning 1850.

    This land deed between Neville Smith, his wife Martha Smith, and James Hitchcox, all of the town of Paris, transfers a portion of land in exchange for $875. The land is approximately 3/4 of an acre in lots 1, 2, and 3 on the south side of William Street.

    This 1891 document confirms the High Court of Justice's commission to Frank Smoke for the County of Brant, enabling him to take Affidavits, Depositions, Bail, and other similar actions.

    These letters patent officially incorporate Sinclair's Hardware, Limited, manufacturers and dealers of hardware in Paris. The business partners were: John Harold, Manufacturer Vernon Martin, Manager James Sinclair, Merchant Franklin Smoke, Solicitor Sheldon La Pierre, Solicitor

    This photograph depicts Daniel Penman, the father of John Penman.