What is the history of the old house in Fort Stewart associated with Dr. Harriette?
What is known about the historic house in Fort Stewart that local residents have said was once owned by a doctor whose name may have been Harriette?
What is known about the historic house in Fort Stewart that local residents have said was once owned by a doctor whose name may have been Harriette?
Are there historical records for William Cane or Cain and his family in the Coe Hill or The Ridge area during the late 1800s?
Which Indigenous nation or nations have traditional territory in the Bancroft area, and where can visitors find authoritative information about that history?
Which local museum, archive, library or online collection has the largest selection of historical photographs of Bancroft and the surrounding area?
Is there a reliable map or guide showing the locations and history of ghost towns in the Bancroft and North Hastings area?
Are there historical photographs, brochures or memories of the former tent-and-trailer camp at Lavallée Lake?
Are there surviving photographs or records of the Diamond Lake lumber camp, its camp house and the one-room school attended by workers’ children during the 1950s?
Does anyone remember a lodge or property called “8 Pines” outside Coe Hill during the 1970s, and are there photographs or records of it?
What historical records or local stories explain the sign at Lavallée Park referring to Magdalene Fralick and the claim that she was known to have the “evil eye”?
Does anyone have photographs, advertisements or memories of the go-kart track that once operated near the present bus yard on Highway 28?
What is known about the IB&O railway bridge over the York River west of Bancroft, and are there maps or photographs showing the bridge before it disappeared?
Are there photographs, documents or family records relating to John Bailey, identified in local history as Bancroft’s first police constable?
Who served as reeve of Bancroft in 1957, and where can that year’s municipal records or council minutes be viewed?
Did Barry’s Bay once have its own small police force, and what records, photographs or stories survive about its officers and years of operation?
Where exactly was the Burger Den located on Highway 62 during the 1980s, what later businesses occupied the building and are there any photographs?
What records, newspaper reports or photographs exist about the Best House fire around 1914 and other historic hotel fires in Bancroft, including the McCaw House?
What is known about Bancroft Dairy, including its years of operation, plant location, delivery vehicles, milk bottles and surviving photographs or advertisements?
Is R. Henry Mainer’s book “Nancy McVeigh of the Monck Road” based on real people and events, and which parts can be confirmed through historical records?
Who served as Bancroft’s first reeve, and where can researchers find biographical information and early municipal records?
What is known about the forest-firefighter training school that operated near Highway 62 in Bancroft during the 1940s or 1950s, including its staff, location and photographs?