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Scenes From The Past How it all began.... Our Home on Native Land The Sean Scally Video Gallery 1809 A Loyalist's story - Reuban Sherwood, surveyor 1821 The beginning & the end 1821 Pioneer Iron Town 1824 Peter McGill & the Bank of Montreal 1856 Attempt to Colonize 1859 The Murder of Robert Dickie 1865 The Blairton-American Connection 1873 Lumber Barons 1882 A Ticket to Ride 1907 Kissing As A Crime 1913 The Finest Town Hall For Miles 1914 The Great Patriotic Rally 1914 A Horse is a horse...... 1914 CRIME, Law and Order Tough Justice in Hastings County 1915 A Fire In The Basement 1919 What's in Crowe Lake 1920's Movies At The Town Hall 1929 Enterprising Merchants 1937 In Praise of the Old Elm 1934 Highway #7 1938 Village Hits Big Screen
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Yesterday's News Today!
Your Stories Tell Us Your Story Your Stories Your photo Gallery
Disappearing Marmora
So much talent! ARTISTS IN THE ARCHIVES ARTISTS TO WATCH FOR WRITERS TO WATCH FOR Look Who Made History! Some Art History Millinery
TAKE A TOUR Schools Days It's our business Main Street where business started Businesses Further Afield The Churches - A Month of Sundays The Village House Tour The Sunday Drives Central Ontario Railway stations Our Heritage Centre Houses in the Township
The Village Pulse
Our Ancestors Family Names BIRTH, DEATH AND MARRIAGE REGISTRY 1895-1900 Marmora Marriage Records 1923-1981 Pioneer Crown Patents Celebrating 1867 Our Centenarians 1861 Census 1888 Residents Business Directories Census Records as a Tool Understanding the Registry System 1977 1867 By Sacred Heart School
Grave Matters Cemetery Information Obituaries A-G Obituaries H-M Obituaries N-Z
Blairton
Cordova/Vansickle Cordova & Vansickle History of Mining Cordova Lake/Deer Lake Cordova School FISH HATCHERY
Deloro 1866 Founding of Deloro Men of the Mine Life in a Company Town The Deloro Clean Up Deloro War Memorial Deloro Sports Gallery The Deloro General Store Deloro Company photo gallery
Mighty Marmoraton The Mighty Marmoraton Mine Marmoraton Mine Fast Facts The Men of Steel Marmora Takes no Trash Union business
War Stories Our Veterans' Gallery World War I World War II Front Line Letters War Reports from Deloro About our Veterans WW1 About our Veterans WW2 Our women at war History of the Poppy Lest We Forget
Our Waterways Crowe River Crowe Lake Beaver Creek
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Deloro/
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Marmora Historical Foundation

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Home/
Scenes From The Past/
Did you know?/
Yesterday's News Today!/
Your Stories/
Disappearing Marmora/
So much talent!/
TAKE A TOUR/
The Village Pulse/
Our Ancestors/
Grave Matters/
Blairton/
Cordova/Vansickle/
Deloro/
Mighty Marmoraton/
War Stories/
Our Waterways/
Is History Bunk/
LOOKING FOR MORE?/
Guestbook/
Donations/
- Donors and Donations
- In Memoriam
Contact/
- Our Crew
- Contact

THE MARMORA KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

1990

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Scenes From The Past/
Did you know?/
Yesterday's News Today!/
Your Stories/
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So much talent!/
TAKE A TOUR/
The Village Pulse/
Our Ancestors/
Grave Matters/
Blairton/
Cordova/Vansickle/
Deloro/
Mighty Marmoraton/
War Stories/
Our Waterways/
Is History Bunk/
LOOKING FOR MORE?/
Guestbook/
Donations/
- Donors and Donations
- In Memoriam
Contact/
- Our Crew
- Contact

MarmoraHistory.ca

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