1800's

Queen’s Hotel Built by Art Throrn’s relatives Back to Image Library

Archdeacon Thomas Allen and Mrs. Allen on their lawn. Anglican Rector 1853-1905 Back to Image Library

Interior of Dr Turner’s pharmacy Dr. Turner’s glass negative – Killian family own them Back to Image Library

Town Hall, Millbrook Back to Image Library

Aftermath of 1875 fire Looking north up Tupper St. Presbyterian Church in distance on the left, Queen’s Hotel on extreme right. Thomas Sowden’s Mill seen through the trees directly above covered wagon in the foreground. Back to Image Library

School Group, Fallis Line School Back to Image Library

Anglican Church Dignitaries 1. Rev Graeme, 2. Rev Canon Harding, Apsley, 3. Rev Rural Dean Allen, Millbrook, 4. Rev Wm Armitage, Peterborough, 5. Rev Canon Spragge, Cobourg, 6. Rev. Daniels, Port Hope, 7. Mrs. Allen, 8. Rev Lord, Apsley, 9. Ven. Archdeacon Allen, Millbrook. Back…

School Picture: appears to be Fallis Line School Dr. Turner’s glass negative – Killian family own them Back to Image Library

Fairmount S.S. #3 Norman McBain’s mother in picture. Dr. Turner’s negative. Back to Image Library

Spectators at 12th July Parade Second from right, Miss Dean Back to Image Library

Millbrook Public School – Miss Dean (teacher) Dr. Turner’s glass negative – Killian family own them Back to Image Library

Raper’s Hotel Owned and operated by Mark and Henrietta Raper. Next owner Barney Page. Stood opposite the Medical Centre Back to Image Library

Millbrook Directory, 1887 Back to Image Library

Horse and wagon looking east. Jean Burnham’s store in the background John Pitt delivered groceries for Burnham Store and delivered mail and commodities from the trains. Back to Image Library

Flood on King St, Millbrook Back to Image Library

Needler’s House on the Millpond Back to Image Library

Millbrook Flood Townhall in the background Back to Image Library

Mrs. Sayle in front of Sayle’s Bakery Back to Image Library

George Needler bill Back to Image Library

Millbrook Reporter bill Back to Image Library