The item is a photograph of the Quebec Central Railway station in East Angus from about 1920, which was leased to the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1912.
Item is a postcard depicting The Square in Lennoxville. A horse-drawn vehicle is visible.
Item is a postcard depicting The Square in Lennoxville. Motorized vehicles and a streetcar are visible.
Item is a photograph of a train locomotive on a railway bridge with people standing on and beside it, probably taken in the 1800s. The caption reads: S.E.R. No. 16, A.B. Chaffee.
Item is a photograph of a train locomotive on a railway bridge with people standing on and beside it, probably taken in the 1800s.
Engraving by William H. Bartlett.
Item is a photograph looking up a road uphill towards a church (steeple is visible), taken in 1864, probably in Sherbrooke. People and horse-drawn vehicles are also visible in the photograph, as well as some other buildings.
Item is a photograph taken in 1868 with a view of the Paton Manufacturing Company building in Sherbrooke, with men standing on the roof and men, women, children, and horse-drawn vehicles posed in front of the building.
The item contains information on the Townshippers’ Association cultural activities. It depicts Hugh Allan's steamboat, the "Orford" and boathouse on Lake Memphremagog in 1870.
Item is a photograph of the first bridge in Richmond over the St. Francis River, which stood from 1847 to about 1882. It was the longest wooden covered bridge in the Eastern Townships. Cords of wood are seen piled in the foreground of the photograph.
Item is a photograph of the steamer Enterprise on the St. Francis river in Sherbrooke in 1878. Buildings are visible along the riverbank in the background.
Item is a photograph taken in 1878 depicting a group of men in uniform standing in front of the Central Fire Station/Station No. 1 on Marquette Street in Sherbrooke. A horse-drawn vehicle is also visible.
Item is a photograph of a train wreck between Waterloo and Warden in 1879. The caption reads: "Wreck between Waterloo & Warden 1879. Engine former C.V. 'Governor Payne', Joseph Clark, 1849-50. Passumpsic, 'Orleans'. Operated in mixed, Sorel to Sutton. S.E.R. train carrying load of granite for the construction of Col. A.B. Foster's home at Waterloo;-- C.W. Foster, gave the signal 'all clear' when the mixed was on the right of way. This event ended his railway career. Engr. John Daly, killed."
Item is a photograph of the first covered bridge in Richmond looking from the Melbourne side.
Item is a reproduced map showing the railway lines of the Eastern Townships, southern Quebec and the northern part of New England in about the 1880s. The railways lines included are those of the Grand Trunk Railway, St. John's & Montreal Railway, Otttawa & Prescott Railway, Stanstead Shefford & Chambly Railway as well as some American railroads.
The item is a photograph showing the steamer Lady of the Lake on Lake Memphremagog with Mount Elephantis in the background and an unidentified house in the foreground, probably taken in the 1880s.
The item is a photograph of the steamer Lake of the Lake and steamer Mountain Maid at the wharf in Newport, Vermont, probably taken in the 1860s.
The item is a photograph of an unidentified man with horse and cart, probably taken in the vicinity of Georgeville in the 1880s.
Brookhouse, Newton, 1849-1917Item is a photograph of the West Shefford railway station and post office, where Roswell W. Cutler served as post master from 1886 to 1888.
The item is a photograph of Georgeville with Hotel Elephantis, school, and St. George’s Anglican Church and horses and wagons visible, probably taken in 1880s.
Item is a photograph of the second bridge in Richmond over the St. Francis River, which stood from 1882 to 1901, until it was washed away from ice and flooding on April 7, 1901.
The item is a pamphlet titled "Our Boarding School on Wheels or the doings of us girls at Lake Memphremagog", published in 1882 for the Passumpsic Railroad.
Item is a photograph of a wooden covered bridge located in Richmond.
The item is a photograph showing Dufferin Street (formerly Commercial Street) and the Hyatt Bridge in Sherbrooke, around the 1890s. A church is visible in the distance.
Item is a photograph of St. George’s Anglican Church in Clarenceville in winter with people, horses and sleighs visible, from around 1900.
Item is a photograph, probably taken in the 1890s or 1900s, with a view of the steamer Lady on the Lake on Lake Memphremagog.