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Minden Hills Museum - Index to Lydia Coulter Scrapbook #7 Surname First Name Place Year Day-Month Type Information Book Page Abbot Harry Haliburton Other Haliburton band picture 7 88 Abbott Mr Lindsay Other Lindsay Railroaders 7 197 Loyal Orange Lodges and Lady's Benevolent Societies Celebrate Battle of the Boyne Abercrombie Dick Lindsay Other Anniversary 7 205 Abercrombie Harry Other Flavelle cold storage plant employee 7 241 The Olympia restaurant and Lindsay sports Abercrombie Other teams 7 247 Abott W. Ontario Other History of Ontario Railways 7 163 Abott W. Ontario Other History of Ontario Railways 7 164 This I Remember' Haliburton Childhood Acheson Rev. Samuel Haliburton Other Recallections 7 181 Norland; Laxton Paper Read at Norland Women's Institute Adair William Township Other Meeting 7 18 Victoria - Haliburton game wardens and Adair Wm. Norland Other conservation officers 7 254 Past reeves of Lindsay and surrounding Adair Wm. Other townships 7 290 History of Ontario Railways - Midland Railway Adam George H. Midland Other of Canada 7 137 History of Ontario Railways - Midland Railway Adam Geroge H. Midland Other of Canada 7 134 Adam Robert Victoria County; Lindsay Other History of Lindsay, Lindsay's Prominent People 7 195 History of Ontario Railways - Midland Railway Adam Charlie Midland Other of Canada 7 134 Pleasant Point; Sturgeon Adams Delbert Lake 1965 October 15th Other The History of Pleasant Point 7 128 Adams Delbert Lindsay Other Businesses on Kent and William Streets 7 224 Adams E.J. Ontario Other History of Ontario Railways 7 164 Adams Geo. 1922 Other Concert performers 7 244 Adams George Other St. Andrew's Church Choir Members 7 196 Adams George Lindsay Other Lindsay Railroaders 7 197 Adams George Lindsay Other Businesses on Kent and William Streets 7 224 Adams M. (Miss) 1922 Other Concert performers 7 244 Page 1 of 309 Minden Hills Museum - Index to Lydia Coulter Scrapbook #7 Surname First Name Place Year Day-Month Type Information Book Page Adams W. Ross (Rev.) Other Presbyterians gather at Glen Mhor camp 7 246 Advertisers in Fenelon Falls Gazette - June 26, Agnew James 1880 26-Jun Other 1880 7 258 Agnew Ross Gooderham 1958 Other Gooderham News and Information 7 28 Agnew Ross Gooderham Other Gooderham's Lumber Mill 7 34 Writings about The Duke of Edinburgh and Ainslie Mr. Other Royal Family By Ex-Valet 7 79 Albert-Marr Helen Other Church soloist 7 244 Alcorn Mr. Gordon Other 7 184 Alcorn Samuel Other The history of Lindsay area banks (continued) 7 298 Aldous John Lindsay Other Horse Racing In Lindsay 7 202 Aldous Max Lindsay Other Horse Racing In Lindsay 7 202 Aldous Fenelon Falls Other Horse racing in Lindsay 7 278 Aldous Other Charlie Edwards - "Shovels snow at 94" 7 296 Aldred George Other Lindsay business and industry 7 282 Alexander Charles Other World War I efforts in Lindsay 7 292 Princess Margaret's Footman tells Palace Alexandra Princess 1961 Other secrets 7 99 Sir Sam Hughs Attends Lindsay Reception In Alger J. Lindsay Other 1900 7 173 Anniversary of the Woodville Methodist Allabad A.W. Lindsay Other Church In 1927. 7 197 Allan Charles Other Lindsay Monumental Works 7 289 The Olympia restaurant and Lindsay sports Allan Chas. Other teams 7 247 Allan George Other Lindsay Monumental Works 7 289 Victoria County; Allan J. Haliburton Other Local WW1 Battalions and Companies 7 209 Kawartha Lakes Tourist Association summer Allan Sandra Other theatre 7 261 Allan Other Lindsay Monumental Works 7 289 Allcorn Gordon Carnarvon Other Various Canarvon News 7 16 Industries of Haliburton County: Windsor Allcorn Gordon Haliburton; Carnarvon Other Lumber Company 7 191 Page 2 of 309 Minden Hills Museum - Index to Lydia Coulter Scrapbook #7 Surname First Name Place Year Day-Month Type Information Book Page Allcorn Mrs. Carnarvon Other Various Canarvon News 7 16 Sir Sam Hughs Attends Lindsay Reception In Alleley W. Lindsay Other 1900 7 173 Victoria County Historical Society; Honorary Allely Mrs. Doris Lindsay, Victoria County Other Life Member Awarded 7 227 Allely W. R. 1922 Other Concert performers 7 244 Allely W. R. (Mrs.) Other New entrance for Victoria County museum 7 267 Allen Charlie Other Bob Cameron's memories of baseball 7 258 The Olympia restaurant and Lindsay sports Allen Chuck Other teams 7 247 Allen Chuck Toronto Other Lindsay and area baseball teams 7 295 Allen Dr. Lindsay 1965 February Other Lindsay's Official Telephone Directory 7 212 Allen Eddie Ontario Other The Happy Gang Radio Show 7 189 Life members of Lindsay Central Exhibition Allen George Other honoured 7 267 Allen Other Lindsay sports 7 257 Memories of the Lindsay Greybirds baseball Allen Other team 7 261 Allen Jimmy Other Owned Bakery 7 237 Allin Carol Other The Gledhill Brothers; Pictures 7 30 This I Remember' Haliburton Childhood Allison Miss Haliburton Other Recallections 7 181 Haliburton County's First Municipal Anderson Alex Other Organizations 7 19 Anderson Donald Lindsay 1965 February Other Lindsay's Official Telephone Directory 7 212 Anderson Dr. Reaboro 1968 May Other History of the Corneil Family Farm 7 118 Anderson E. S. Other The history of Lindsay area banks (continued) 7 298 Anderson J. 1925 Other Lindsay Collegiate Institute sports 7 241 Businesses on Lindsay's main streets Anderson J. 1885 Other (continued) 7 287 Anderson J.W. Lindsay Other The Old 45th Regiment Lindsay 7 172 Anderson John Other Lindsay area businesses 7 259 Anderson John 1877 Other 1877 business ledger 7 261 Page 3 of 309 Minden Hills Museum - Index to Lydia Coulter Scrapbook #7 Surname First Name Place Year Day-Month Type Information Book Page Anderson John B. Other Worshipful masters of North Entrance Lodge 7 284 Leaves From An Old Lady's Scrapbook: The Hockey Hall, The Presentarion, Double Anderson John Bemister Haliburton Other Drowning 7 169 History of Ontario Railways - Midland Railway Anderson John W. Midland; Lindsay Other of Canada 7 139 Mr. Fred Freeman's Recollections from 1933 Anderson Major Alexander Other at age 86 7 77 Victoria County; Anderson Major R.H. Haliburton Other Local WW1 Battalions and Companies 7 209 History About Captain Crandall's Hotel In Anderson Mr. Lindsay Other Lindsay 7 207 Haliburton County's First Municipal Anderson Mr. Will Other Organizations 7 24 Anderson R. A. Other Local businessmen 7 267 Anderson Rev. W. Kay Lindsay Other History of Cambridge Street Baptist Church 7 171 Reaboro Baptist Church Celebrates 90th Anderson Rev. W.K. Reaboro; Lindsay Other Anniversary 7 92 Anderson T. (Pte.) Hastings Other Peterborough's citizens watched soldiers leave 7 272 Haliburton County's First Municipal Anderson Will Other Organizations 7 23 Advertisement in Lindsay Collegiate Institute Anderson 1925 Other yearbook 7 241 Anderson Other Brock Township sports 7 257 Anderson Other Lindsay area businesses 7 259 Writings about The Duke of Edinburgh and Andrew Prince Other Royal Family By Ex-Valet 7 75 Leaves From An Old Lady's Scrapbook: The Hockey Hall, The Presentarion, Double Andrews Mr. Haliburton Other Drowning 7 169 Aned Miss O. Other St. Andrew's Church Choir Members 7 196 Page 4 of 309 Minden Hills Museum - Index to Lydia Coulter Scrapbook #7 Surname First Name Place Year Day-Month Type Information Book Page Norland; Laxton Paper Read at Norland Women's Institute Angus Joseph Township Other Meeting 7 18 This I Remember' Haliburton Childhood Angus Mr. and Mrs. Haliburton Other Recallections 7 181 Annis Dr. M.B. Lindsay Other History of the Old Grist Mill 7 171 Annis M. B. (Dr.) Other Lindsay area businesses 7 259 Haliburton County History, Naming of Anson Admiral Haliburton Other Townships 7 9 Haliburton County's First Municipal Anson George Other Organizations 7 19 Antis Other Country cemeteries 7 245 Appleby Jim Other A 'Main Street' fan's memories of the area 7 299 Syl Apps, M.P.P., meets with former hockey Apps Syl (Mr. & Mrs.) Kingston Other players 7 264 History of Highland Notables - The Robertsons Archer Annie Haliburton, Allsaw Other of Allsaw 7 28 History of Highland Notables - The Robertsons Archer Blanche Haliburton, Allsaw Other of Allsaw 7 28 Archer Clifford Canarvon Other Carnarvon Boy Scout Leaders 7 16 History of Highland Notables - The Robertsons Archer Max Haliburton, Allsaw Other of Allsaw 7 28 Archer Mr. Thomas Albert Haliburton; Stanhope Other History of S.S. No. 3 Stanhope 7 186 Archer Mrs. 1889 Oct Other Historical Fenelon Falls article - heroic rescue 7 241 History of Highland Notables - The Robertsons Archer Mrs. W. Haliburton, Allsaw Other of Allsaw 7 27 History of Highland Notables - The Robertsons Archer Ray Haliburton, Allsaw Other of Allsaw 7 28 History of Highland Notables - The Robertsons Archer Roy Haliburton, Allsaw Other of Allsaw 7 28 History of Highland Notables - The Robertsons Archer William George Haliburton, Allsaw Other of Allsaw 7 28 Arkwright Miss Other St. John's Anglican Church benefactors 7 251 Page 5 of 309 Minden Hills Museum - Index to Lydia Coulter Scrapbook #7 Surname First Name Place Year Day-Month Type Information Book Page Arkwright Other St. John's Anglican Church benefactors 7 251 Lady Eaton Passes Away in 90th Year; Her life Armin Otto Ontario Other history and achievements 7 112 Armour Eva Lindsay Other The Old South Ward School 7 222 Armour Judge Cobourg Other Wm. McDonnell, Esq. 7 297 Armour S Lindsay Other The Victoria County Old Boys 7 197 Armour Sammy Other Percy Menzies' memories of Lindsay 7 263 Armout Sammy Other Teacher 7 239 Armstrong Army Uxbridge Other Lindsay area businesses 7 259 Armstrong Ed Lindsay Other History of the Old Grist Mill 7 171 Armstrong Ed. Lindsay Other History of Clothiers in Lindsay 7 216 Armstrong Ed. C. Lindsay Other History of Kent Street Store 7 215 Armstrong Edward C.
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