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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2020-17-02-09

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  • Michael Boyer said:
    What year was this photograph taken?
  • Deseronto Archives said:
    Michael Boyer We don't have an exact date, but our best guess is around 1890.

HMR1-09-58

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  • thirdstone_inc said:
    Found the address to this house also. It was located at 9938-107th Avenue, Edmonton AB. Address was registered to Mowat Biggar (Barrister with firm "Short, Cross & Biggar") The house was located in a once posh residential district west of downtown - a couple of blocks north of the Alberta Legislature Building. The site unfortunately is just a parking lot now.
  • thirdstone_inc said:
    Former site of house > goo.gl/maps/hgXYfHQG4SUaFiQL9
  • thirdstone_inc said:
    Biggar's partner, William Short of "Short Cross & Biggar" served as the 7th Mayor of Edmonton (1902-1904) when it was a Town. He later served as the 2nd Mayor of Edmonton (1913) - after it became a City (1905)

Miss Vanalstine, Fancy Goods

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  • nancy bruinsma said:
    J.J. Keator house is located at 70 Deseronto Road. It is listed in the Book called Lost Horizons, Boundary Road . It was later the Camp Rathbun Military Hospital 1917 "Quinte House Hospital"
  • Deseronto Archives said:
    nancy bruinsma Thanks, Nancy!

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