Deseronto Archives

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The Deseronto Archives collected documents, photographs and other materials relating to the town of Deseronto in eastern Ontario, Canada. The materials are now available for research in Belleville, Ontario, at the Community Archives of Belleville and Hastings County. The Archives used Flickr to provide online access to the photographs held in its collections. In some cases, the images have been created by scanning materials that were loaned to the Archives for this purpose, meaning that not all the items in our Flickr pages are actually held at the Archives. All the materials may be freely re-used or adapted for commercial or non-commercial purposes - please acknowledge Deseronto Archives as the source of the images. Please contact the archivist, Amanda Hill, if you have any queries about the collection.

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Vernon's Hastings Business Directory 1915 p.232

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  • jamica1 said:
    Eldorado has 4 resident ministers eh? Godly community.
  • Awake Way said:
    The information you have posted is very useful. The sites you have referred was good. Thanks for sharing... Landing Page Sevices

2010.24 (38)

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  • beckylee2007 said:
    i know some of these kids and adults. top left in blue shirt is David Maracle (my brother); next to him is my uncle Carl Brant; top right corner is Lorraince Hill (teacher, Quinte Mohawk School) and her husband Chief Earl Hill. My sister is on the bottom sitting the third from the right hand side (Christine Maracle). I don`t know who the man in the center is (with the head dress on). Mrs. Hill taught traditional dancing to her students. My younger brother and I also danced but not with this class as we were alot younger. Thank you, Becky (Maracle)
  • Deseronto Archives said:
    Thanks for all the information Becky - that's great! I'll update the description.
  • Steven Lindsay said:
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Allan Smith 9

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  • Paul Lantz said:
    Railway bridge across the Moira River shows two tracks instead of the current one. This was shared by the Canadian Pacific Railway and the Canadian Northern Railway (later absorbed into Canadian National Railways).

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