Canadian Cottons – Employee Housing
Seaway News Ask a Curator – June 2024 Many people are aware of the “Stormont Cottages” on and near the southeast corner of York and First Street West. The townhouses
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Seaway News Ask a Curator – June 2024 Many people are aware of the “Stormont Cottages” on and near the southeast corner of York and First Street West. The townhouses
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Museum Blog – May 2023 2023 marked the 50th anniversary of the first cohort entering the St. Lawrence College Diploma Nursing Program. For many decades, hospitals operated their own schools
A Local Educational Milestone Read More »
Museum Blog – Feb 2021 For quite some time people have been asking for photos of the car dealer/service station that once stood at the intersection of Montreal Road and
Museum Blog – Jan 2020 Locally, the Bath Tub Derby was born in 1968 when eight locals sat down to organize it, using a dog-eared photo of the World Championship
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Museum Blog – January 2020 The photographs on this page were among forty four 4″x5″ black and white images donated to the museum by John MacKay Jr of Port Alberni,
Saunders Hydro Dam Construction Read More »
Museum Blog – November 2019 In 2014 the Royal Canadian Legion Ontario Command launched the first in an ongoing series of Military Recognition Books. The inaugural edition details the lives
Museum Blog – OCTOBER 2019 The United Counties Museum in the Wood House opened on September 15th 1956. The Howard Smith Paper Mill had previously taken over the property at
A Visit to the Cornwall Community Museum Read More »
Museum blog – July 2019 The former Domtar Fine Papers mill in Cornwall issued a great many souvenir ball caps and visors throughout the years. Some were given as a
Hats off to the Paper Mill Read More »
Museum Blog – July 2019 Have you ever wondered how to identify vinyl music records that were made at the former East Front Decca / Compo record factory here in
Was that Vinyl made in Cornwall? Read More »
Museum Blog – March 2019 On March 22, 1962, Brunet Brothers opened their new retail store at 1525 Pitt Street. Pictured below is Mayor Nick Kaneb officiated that opening by