Brampton

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43° 41′ 0″ N, 79° 46′ 0″ W

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      189 Archival description results for Brampton

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      Walker family fonds
      Fonds · [ca. 1910]-1978

      Fonds consists of records created or collected by the Walker family of Brampton, including Harry Walker who ran a shoe store at 17 Main Street South. Fonds includes an early photograph of Harry Walker inside the store which was in operation during from at least 1933 (possibly earlier) to at least 1987. (A second location of the store was on Queen Street West according to newspaper sources.)

      Fonds also includes two photographs of the Ontario Bookbinder's Council 1953 -1954 on which William Walker served, a promotional leaflet from Charters Publishing Company, a copy of the Convervator from 1949 (the 75th Anniversary edition), a newsprint copy of Brampton bylaw 25-79, a photograph of McHugh Public School class (ca. 1930), a photo-mechanical reproduction of a photograph of a band, and newspaper clippings relating to printer's unions in Brampton, McHugh Public School, and other local places and events.

      [Unidentified band]
      CA ON00380 1991.028-050 · Item · ca. 1930
      Part of Richard L. Frost postcard collection

      Item consists of a postcard of an unidentified band. Postally unused, the verso includes "Brampton" written in pencil; this may be written by the original owner, or may have been written by a dealer, in which case it may only be where the estate they purchased it from lived.

      [Unidentified band]
      CA ON00380 1991.028-051 · Item · ca. 1905
      Part of Richard L. Frost postcard collection

      Item consists of a real photo technique postcard of an unidentified band. On the verso, "Brampton, Ont Band" is written, but the source of that identification is unknown. May have been printed by a company called "CyKo".

      The Growler
      File · 6 April 1889
      Part of Region of Peel Archives newspaper collection

      File consists of a satirical newspaper called "The Growler". The title was apparently printed weekly on Saturday afternoons.

      While the item lists "Quirk, Gammon & Snap" as its editors, it was a project of the Brampton Times editor and his son, George and Luther "Lou" Tye.