From the Gleaner Archives September 21, 2022
150 years ago Thursday, September 26, 1872 FRESH-BURNED LIME Now on hand at A. McCracken’s,...
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From the Gleaner Archives September 7, 2022
150 years ago Thursday, September 12, 1872 MISCELLANEOUS: The belt of land around the globe,...
From The Gleaner Archives August 24, 2022
150 years ago Thursday, August 29, 1872 STEAM SAW-MILL FOR SALE: The subscriber offers for...
From the Gleaner Archives August 10, 2022
150 years ago Thursday, August 15, 1872 OUT OF DOORS: “Do you really want to...
From the archives of the Heritage Treasures Museum: The Curlers Picnic
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From The Gleaner Archives July 13, 2022
150 years ago Thursday, July 18, 1872 In the distance can be seen the winding...
From The Gleaner Archives June 29, 2022
150 years ago Thursday, July 4, 1872 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: Tenders will be received by...
The last day of school at the Riverfield schoolhouse
This was the last day of school for these children at the one-room schoolhouse in...
From The Gleaner Archives June 15, 2022
150 years ago Thursday, June 20, 1872 MR. FAX BACK AGAIN: The subscriber has...
From the archives of the Société Historique de Saint-Anicet June 8, 2022
From the archives of the Société Historique de Saint-Anicet: The Hotel Dupuis Blacksmith by...
From the archives of THE HERITAGE TREASURES MUSEUM June 8, 2022
The Turcot Bridge Can you believe the Turcot Bridge was once a tollbridge? David Silliman...
From the Dundee Historical Committee archives June 8, 2022
From the Dundee Historical Committee archives: Captain Alexander Smallman Captain Alexander Smallman was born in...
From the Chateauguay Valley Historical Society archives June 8, 2022
Hinchinbrooke cheese and butter factory The 'Cheese & Butter' factory was located on Gore Road,...
From the Hemminford Archives June 8, 2022
McClatchie's Store, 488 Frontière Street, Hemmingford William Scriver bought this stone home and hotel from...
From the Gleaner Archives June 8, 2022, Special Edition
150 years ago Thursday, June 13, 1872 A SONG TO JUNE Ah bonny, bonny maiden,...
A country, a region, and a newspaper defined
Almost 160 years ago, a young Robert Sellar was recruited by the Toronto Globe through...
How to “make” a newspaper
It was appropriate to begin a new era for the newspaper with a new regional...
You just can’t put a good paper down
In the mid-seventies, the newspaper was taken over by Roger Daoust and Claude Pilon. Daoust...
From The Gleaner Archives June 1, 2022
150 years ago Thursday, June 6, 1872 Just now the fields are yellow with the...
From The Gleaner Archives May 18, 2022
125 years ago Thursday, May 23, 1872 AUCTION SALE: The subscriber has received instructions to...
