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This is a portion of an audio recording of a mass held at Seaview United Baptist Church in May of 1967. Hearing people sing the folk songs together shows how powerful and emotional these gatherings were, and it allows listeners to imagine what it…

A photo of the crew of a ship, including showmen in minstrel show uniform.

This medal represents the type of award Bannister won in 1876, symbolizing official validation of his artistic excellence. Its inclusion emphasizes the institutional significance of his achievement.

This foundation was founded after Carnegie's playing career ended, a foundation that seeks to support youth through education.

A book written by Herb Carnegie about his experience in hockey among other aspects, and barriers faced in his professional career

Charles Burke grew up on Coursol Street in Montreal and, after finishing school, worked as a railway porter. His seniority on the railway allowed him to select a schedule that left his weekends free, which gave him the opportunity to start a side…

A bird’s-eye panoramic map showing the city of Brantford in 1875: streets, waterways, buildings, surrounding landscape and grid layout as it existed in the late 19th century.

This map shows the vast territory known as New France in 1712, including parts of what are now known as Quebec, Ontario, and a portion of the United States. It outlines the major cities present in colonial Canada, such as Montreal, which, due to…

A formal portrait of Henry John Temple, the 3rd Viscount Palmerston, one of the longest serving members in government and finally become leader, serving as Prime Minister until his death in October 1865.

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