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| Adolphustown | |||
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Methodist Church Early Methodist church, Adolphustown, Upper
Canada. In the early 19th century, Methodism became the largest single religious element in
Upper Canada. ID #20299 |
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| Algonquin Park | |||
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Algonquin Park-1 Official announcement of the founding of
Algonquin Park, Ontario, 1893, as the first and founding member of Ontario's provincial park
system. ID #20485 |
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Algonquin Park-2 Algonquin Park headquarters, Ontario, early
1900s, the first and founding member of Ontario's provincial park system. ID #20486 |
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| Bay of Quinte | |||
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Bay of Quinte Scene along the Bay of Quinte, Ontario, 1700s. By
1784, approximately 3,800 people were located along the shores of the upper St. Lawrence River
and the Bay of Quinte. ID #20285 |
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| Bedford Basin | |||
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Empire Loyalists-1 United Empire Loyalists on the move near
Halifax, Nova Scotia in the late 18th century. Whole fleets of Loyalists travelled from New York
to the Maritime provinces. Watercolour by Robert Petley, c. 1835. ID #20074 |
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| Belleville | |||
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Ontario Institution The Ontario Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb, Belleville, Ontario, built shortly after Confederation. ID #20420 |
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| Berlin | |||
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A Mature Wilfried Laurier A mature Wilfrid Laurier, national
statesman, electioneering in Berlin (Kitchener), Ontario, in the opening twentieth century, as he
worked to shape an ever-growing Canada. ID #20776 |
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| Black Creek Pioneer Village | |||
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Oxen Plowing A team of oxen plowing at Black Creek Pioneer
Village in Toronto. Although slow, the strong beasts were basic to the emerging farms in Upper
Canada. ID #23115 |
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Black Creek A view of barns through a rail fence, at Black Creek
Pioneer Village outside Toronto, Ontario, a reconstructed settlement site with original structures
from surrounding localities in Upper Canada. ID #23125 |
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Black Creek Rail fences and barns in a wintery outdoor scene at
Black Creek Pioneer Village outside Toronto, Ontario, a reconstructed settlement site with
original structures from surrounding localities in Upper Canada. ID #23127 |
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