Catalog Number
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2015.27.1
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Object Name
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Scrapbook
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Title
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Scrapbook of History of Homes Articles
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Year Range from
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1970
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Year Range to
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1989
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Description
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Scrapbook of History in Homes articles written by Edward Rae Stuart in the 1970s and 1980s. The articles appeared in a local Guelph newspaper. Each article explores the history of a different historic home or building in Guelph while also telling a part of Guelph's history. Each article is taped into the scrapbook (some taking up more than one page). The pages of the scrapbook are a grey colour. Some pages throughout are blank.
Front Cover: Faux brown leather cover with "Scrap Book" printed in gold along the top.
Title Page: Hand written in blue ink in the middle of the page "History in Homes by Edward Rae Stuart". Below is text printed by the manufacturer "No. 83", "Hutchings and Patrick Inc. Ottawa Canada" (bottom left corner), "Refills, Feuilles de Rechange 53R" (bottom right corner).
Page 1: Blank
Page 2: "The Founding of Guelph: Silent Woods Gave Way to a Planned City"
Page 3: Blank
Page 4: "Local Plaque Honors Canadian Explorer"; focuses on John McLean and his home at 21 Nottingham.
Page 5: Continuation of the article from page 6.
Page 6: "Carved detail makes House Special"; focuses on the Bell-Carlton House. Continued on page 5.
Page 7: Continuation of the article from page 8.
Page 8: "Breadalbane Inn: Fresh Breeze and Fresh Coffee"
Page 9: Continuation of the article from page 10.
Page 10: "Big House is Still a Refuge" focuses on the "Reverslea Mansion"
Page 11: Continuation of the article from page 12.
Page 12: "Log House lasts a Few Lifetimes"
Page 13: Continuation of the article from page 14.
Page 14: "Dublin United Church 110 This Year"
Page 15: Continuation of the article from page 16.
Page 16: "Homewood - A Home of Distinction"
Page 17: Continuation of the article from page 18.
Page 18: "Pretty St. James Now Almost 100"
Page 19: Continuation of the article from page 20.
Page 20: "Picturesque Cottage Lovingly Restored" focuses on Hadden House.
Page 21: "To The Glory of God" focuses on The Church of Our Lady Immaculate.
Page 22: "Distinguished Political Leader Lived at Lyon Home"
Page 23: Continuation of the article from page 24.
Page 24: "Civic Museum - Past and Future Melded" focuses on the former Guelph Civic Museum building on Dublin Street.
Page 25: Continuation of the article from page 26.
Page 26: "The Perry-Scroggie Cottage: Their Lions Stand on Guard"
Page 27: Continuation of the article from page 28.
Page 28: "Sunnyside Truly One of Guelph's Gems"
Page 29: "The Queen of Queen Street"
Page 30: "Growing Up With Canada" focuses on a Century Farm House on Elora Road owned by the Blyth Family.
Page 31: "Serve God By Serving People" focuses on Norfolk United Church.
Page 32: "Wishwood: The Home of Colonel Henry Strange"
Page 33: Continuation of the article from page 34.
Page 34: "We Watch Guelph Go By - Are You A Viewer?" focuses on a home that was turned into apartments on exhibition Street.
Page 35: Continuation of the article from page 36.
Page 36: "Rural Charm By Placid Speed" focuses on Speed Valley Farm.
Page 37: "The River is Ours" focuses on a house on Manor Park Crescent, once named Edinburgh House.
Page 38: "Local Plaque Honors Canadian Explorer" focuses on John McLean and his home at 21 Nottingham. This is the same article as the one on page 4.
Page 39: "Founding of Guelph: Planner's Plan Foiled for Infant City"
Page 40: "Spring Street a Haven From the World"
Page 41: "A Variety of Leaders Graced Green Street"
Page 42: "The Bell Family Prominent in Royal City" focuses on the Bell family and the Bell Piano and Organ Company.
Another copy of this article is folded in half and sitting loose between pages 41 and 42. Hand written on the top of that copy is "Rae's last article - Oct. 23/86".
Page 43: "History in Homes A Special House: How are Churches Changing Nowadays?"
Page 44: "House Showed Confidence in Guelph" focuses on a Queen Anne Revival Style house.
Page 45: "We Watched the Town Grow" focuses on the Raymond-Crowe house on Norfolk Street.
Page 46: "Janefield Features in McCrae Heritage".
Page 47: "History in Homes" focuses on the "Coffee" Smith home on Queen Street.
Page 48: "Old Cutten House Gets Loving Restoration"
Page 49: "Burns Day Pays Tribute to Famed Poet" about Robbie Burns.
Page 50: "The Rockwood Academy"
Page 51: "Senior of Interest" is a letter typed up on blue paper by Carrie Fisk about Rae Stuart.
Page 52: "St. George's Church"
Page 53: Blank
Page 54: "Richmond House at the Centre of Things"
Page 55: Blank
Page 56: "City Hall - Guardian of Tradition"
Page 57: Blank
Page 58: "Howitt Family Goes Back 152 years". At the bottom of the article is a small box that reads "Golden Triangle News Room 837-1092". Possibly the name of the paper.
Page 59: Blank
Page 60: "Pride of Citizenship: The Higinbothams"
Page 61: Blank
Back Cover: Plain faux brown leather cover.
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People
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Allan, Margaret
Anderson, John
Armstrong, William
Baker, A.A.
Balkwill, George
Barber Family
Barber, Robert
Bean, Wilfred
Beattie, Bruce
Beattie, Walter H.
Beck, Adam
Bell, Matthew
Bell, Robert
Bell, Tom
Bell, William
Belt, James
Birnbaum, E.I.
Blair, Fergusson
Blyth, Colin
Blyth, Don
Blyth, Joyce
Blyth, Robert
Boult, Stephen
Briestensky, Karl
Brownlee, S. H.
Bruce, George
Buckland, Caleb Henry
Bush, Frank
Campion, Father
Carlton, Rick
Carter, Mary
Caspers, Anthony (Dr.)
Churchill, Clementine
Clemens, H.A.
Connolly, Joseph
Couling, Gordon Robert
Coulman, Donald
Craven, William
Crawford, Samuel
Cray, Eulalia
Crowe, Emma
Crowe, John
Crowe, John (Mrs.)
Crowe, Robert
Crowley, Terry
Cullen, Father
Curzon, Barbara
Curzon, Joseph
Cutten Family
Cutten, Arthur C.
Cutten, Arthur William
Cutten, E. (Miss)
Cutten, Harry
Cutten, Lois
Cutten, Miss
Cutten, Walter Hoyt
Daly, Don
Daly, Russell
Davidson, Archdeacon
Davidson, Charles
Davidson, Jeannie Kennedy
Day, James E.
Day, Margaret
Day, Thomas
Day, William
Dickson, William
Diefenbaker, Mrs. John
Diefenbaker, Olive Freeman Palmer
Dixon, Archdeacon
Doherty, F.B. (Rev.)
Doyle, F.W. (Rev.)
Drew, George
Dunbar, Amy Grace (Howitt)
Dunbar, Angus Charles Oxnard
Dunk, Gordon
Dunlop, Jim
Dunlop, William "Tiger" (Dr.)
Elliot, George
Evans, E. (Miss)
Evans, E. (Mrs.)
Evans, James (Rev.)
Fear, Samuel (Rev.)
Fergusson, Adam Johnston (A.J.)
Fisk, C.
Fisk, C. (Mrs.)
Freeman, O. (Miss)
Galt, John
Gladstone, Robert William
Glass, Geoff
Goetz, Joseph
Goldie, Estelle
Goldie, Frances
Goldie, James
Goldie, John (Sr.)
Goldie, Lincoln
Goldie, Lincoln (Mrs.)
Goldie, Thomas
Good, George
Grange, G.S.
Grange, George John (Sheriff)
Grierson, Gordon
Guild, L.R.
Hadden, A.
Hadden, George
Hall, Flora
Hall, Frank
Hall, Hezekiah
Hall, John
Ham, Wesley
Hamel, P. (Father)
Hamilton, Jean
Hamilton, William
Hammond, William
Harrod, George
Harvey, Robert
Hastings, David E.
Hatch, Henry
Hawkins, Norman
Hazelton, James
Higinbotham Family
Higinbotham, Margaret
Higinbotham, Margaret (Allan)
Higinbotham, N.
Higinbotham, Nathaniel (Col.)
Hill, J.
Hogg, John
Holzer, Father
Holzer, John (Rev.)
Hood, Gedion
Hosking, Henry
Hough, James
Howard, J.B. (Rev.)
Howitt, (Dr.)
Howitt, Amy
Howitt, Angus
Howitt, Charles
Howitt, (Dr.)
Howitt, Henry
Howitt, Henry Orton (Dr.)
Howitt, John
Howitt, John (Quaker)
Howitt, Patricia
Hubbard, Edwin
Johnson, Mrs
Johnson, Mrs.
Kearns, J. M.
Kee, William
Keleher, J.C.
Kelly, Madeline
Kennedy, David
Kennedy, William
Kilgour, James Frederick
Kilgour, John
King Edward VII
King George V
King George V
King, William Lyon Mackenzie
Kingsmill, Admiral Sir Charles Edmund
Kingsmill, John Juchereau
Kingsmill, William
Kirk, Archdeacon
Koch, Harold
Langley, Henry
Lee, Barry
Lowry, William
Lyon, James Walter
Macdonald, A.H.
MacDonald, Archibald
Macdonald, John
Macdonald, John A. (Sir)
MacDonell, Bishop Alexander
MacIntyre, Micheal
Maclean, Kenneth
Mann, Donald
Manning, Gerald
Matoga, Father
McArthur, Campbell
McCall, Elva
McCord, L.
McCrae Family
McCrae, David (b. 1845 - d. 1930)
McCrae, David (b.1800 - d. 1878)
McCrae, Jean
McCrae, Jean Campbell
McCrae, John
McCrae, Thomas (b. 1820 - d.1892)
McElroy, M.
McGibbon, Pauline
McIntyre, Archie
McIntyre, C. (Mrs.)
McKenzie, James
McLaren, Neil
McLean, John
McMillan, Charles
McMillan, Margaret
McMillan, Michelle
McVittie, R.R.
Michener, Roland
Mitchell, Archdeacon Clarence
Mitchell, John
Mitchell, William (Rev.)
Mitges, Peter
Moore, Peter B.
Nelles, Charles L.
O'Connell, Daniel
O'Reilly, J. J. (Rev. Dr.)
Orton, (Dr.)
Palmer, Arthur
Pearson, Edwin
Pearson, Lester B.
Pequegnat, Ronald
Perry, James
Pinch, Charles
Pinch, Charles (Dr.)
Pinch, Charles A. (Dr.)
Price, Noel
Princess Anne
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Victoria
Raymond, Charles
Raymond, Mrs.
Reid, Gordon
Richards, Mary
Richards, R.
Richardson, George
Robarts, John P.
Rokey, Richard S. C. (Rev.)
Ryan, G.B.
Ryan, G.B.
Ryerson, Dr. Egerton
Saunders, T.W.
Saunders, Thomas
Saunders, Thomas Willcocks
Savage, T.M. (Dr.)
Savage, Thomas (Dr.)
Schreyer, Edward
Schroder, Jim
Scott, Walter
Scovil, Archdeacon G. F.
Scroggie, David
Sharpe, C.
Skinner, George H.
Smeaton, Ronald C. (Rev. Dr.)
Smith, A.E.
Smith-Pellettier, Carolyn
Stelter, Gil
Stephens, Russell
Stewart, Mabel
Stewart, Victor
Stewart, W.
Stirton, David
Stone, F.W.
Stout, F.L.
Strange, Henry
Stuart, Rae
Tatham, Ruth (Dr.)
Taylor, Susannah
Thomas William
Thomas, John
Thomas, William
Thompson, Robert
Thorp, John
Thurtell, Guy
Tiffany, George S.
Todd, David
Underwood, Bert
Underwood, Sydney
Valeriote Family
Valeriote, Frank
Valeriote, Mico
Vincent, Ian
Wardrope, (Rev. Dr.)
Wardrope, Thomas (Rev.)
Wardrope, W.H.
Waters, James L.
Waters, James Thomas
Wells, Arthur
Wells, (Dr.)
Wells, J.T.
Wells, Robert
Wetherald, William
White, Robert
Williston, Miss
Wilson, David
Worsfold, J.E.
Yerex, Elton
Yerex, Letitia C.
Young, David
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Search Terms
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Albert Street
Allan's Bridge
Allan's Mill
Alma Block
American Civil War
Arthur Street
Bank of Montreal
Bell Piano and Organ Company Block
Bell Piano and Organ Company Limited
Board of Education
Board of Health
Board of Trade
Boer War
Boult (Stephen) Planing Mill and Lumber Yard
Boy Scouts Canada
Cambridge Street
Canada Company
Carden Street
Cardigan Street
Cassino Avenue
Chalmers United Church
Chapple's Book Store
Church of Our Lady
City Hall
City Hall Annex
City of Guelph
Colonial Dresses Ltd.
Congregational Church
Cork Street
Council of Friendship
Crowe's Iron Works
Cutten Club
Daly Building
Daly Farm
Daly News and Cigar Store
Delhi Street
Douglas Street
Dublin Street
Dublin Street United Church
Eaton Centre
Elliot Block
Emma Street
Eramosa Hill
Eramosa Road
Exhibition Park
Exhibition Street
Farquhar Street
Federal Wire and Cable Company Limited
Friends of the Museums
Gilnockie
Girl Guides
Glasgow Street
Goldie's Mill
Gordon Street
Grand River
Grand Trunk Railway
Grand Trunk Railway Station
Green Street
Griffin and Grundy Stove Manufacturers
Griffin Foundry Company
Guelph Arts Council
Guelph Arts Council Heritage Award
Guelph Civic Museum
Guelph Collegiate Vocational Institute (GCVI)
Guelph Elastic Hosiery Company
Guelph General Hospital
Guelph High School
Guelph Horticultural Society
Guelph Junction Railway
Guelph Platers
Guelph Public Library
Guelph Spring Festival
Guelph Township
Hadden (G and A) Grocers and Dry Goods
Hadden Cottage
Harcourt United Church
Hart and Speirs Land, Loan, General and Insurance Agents
Hart Chemical
Highway No. 7
Holy Rosary Church
Homewood (Kingsmill Home)
Homewood Health Centre
Hosking Motors
House of Bulbs
Howitt Park Pond
Hudson Bay Company
Huskisson Street
Janefield
Keleher's Foundry
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Ker Cavan
Knights of Columbus
Knox Presbyterian Church
Lemon Street
Liverpool Street
London Road
Loretto Academy
Lornewood
Lyon Avenue
Lyon Park
Macdonell Street
Manor Park Crescent
Manufacturers Life Insurance Company
Maple Leaf Baseball Club
Market Building
Market House
Market Square
Masonic Temple
Matthews-Wells Company Ltd.
McCrae House
McTague Street
Mitchell Street
Norfolk Street
Norfolk Street United Church
Northumberland Street
Nottingham Street
Ontario Agricultural College (OAC)
Ontario Agricultural College - Johnston Hall
Ontario Hydro
Oxford Street
Paisley Block
Paisley Road
Paisley Street
Palmer Street
Park Avenue
Parker (William) Construction
Parkview
Priory
Quebec Street
Queen Street
Raymond Sewing Machine Company
Riverslea
Riverview
Ross (John F.) High School
Royal Bank of Canada
Royal Canadian Legion
Royal City Realty
Royal Hotel
Royal Knitting Company
Ryan (G.B.) and Company Department Store
Sangamo Company Limited
Silvercreek Parkway
Speed River
Spring Street
St. Andrew's Church
St. George's Church
St. George's Day
St. George's Park
St. George's Square
St. James the Apostle Church
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Matthias Anglican Church
St. Patrick's Anglican Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Presbyterian Church
Stevens and Son
Stevenson Street
Stewart Lumber
Stuart Street
Suffolk House Hotel
Suffolk Street
Sunnyside
Surrey Street
Traders Bank of Canada
Tranquille
University of Guelph
Victory School
Water Street
Waterloo Avenue
Watson and Grundy
Well's Grove
Wellington Street
Williams - Hamilton Limited
Winston Crescent
Wood (W.C.) Company
Woodlawn Cemetery
Woodycrest Drive
Woolwich Street
Woolwich Street
World Publishing Company
World War I
World War II
Wyndham Street
Wyoming
Yarmouth Street
YMCA
Yorkshire Street
Zion Chapel
Zonta Club
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Subjects
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ARCHITECTURE
ARCHITECTURE - HOUSES
BOOKS
COMMUNICATION
DOMESTIC
FOUNDING OF GUELPH
HISTORY - LOCAL
HOME
HOUSEHOLD
HOUSING
LITERATURE - ADULT
NEWSPAPERS
WRITING
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Dimensions
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30.3 cm X 36.9 cm
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