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  • Letter from Toronto Transportation Commission
    Letter from Toronto Transportation Commission Text
        A letter of the Toronto Transportation Commission to Mrs. L.W. Zuefelt concerning her request of information related to the history of Richmond Hill.
      A letter of the Toronto Transportation Commission to Mrs. L.W. Zuefelt concerning ...
  • Letter written by Mr. Kinnear
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        To Mr. Newton Dear Sir, I have been put into a state of annoyance by Hugh Glass’s wife sending up an account she has trumped up against Mrs. Higgins. She has rendered Mrs. H. perfectly useless and ill, and as I mast go into Toronto tomorrow cost what will you ...
      To Mr. Newton Dear Sir, I have been put into a state ...
  • Letter written by Colonel Robert Moodie
    Letter written by Colonel Robert Moodie Text
        A letter written by Colonel Moodie to James Newton concerning rent of a room in a house.
      A letter written by Colonel Moodie to James Newton concerning rent of ...
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Tweedsmuir History


Tweedsmuir Histories were perhaps the first “organized”, although amateur approach to recording local history. The idea was articulated by Susan Buchan, Baroness Tweedsmuir, who was the wife of John Buchan, Baron Tweedsmuir, and Governor General of Canada in 1935-1940. This digital collection contains materials from the scrapbook compiled by the members of the Richmond Hill Branch of Women's Institute. The include photographs, maps, reports, programs, and historical essays.