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York Herald, 8 Mar 1861, p. 2     An article warning people to be aware of history and not reform anything too quickly. That said, the following reforms are said to be necessary: representation by population, homestead law, bankruptcy law, reduction of customs duties, reduction of law costs, and abolition of newspaper postage. ...

    Do-it-yourself automobile tours to view the exterior of historic buildings and sites of Richmond Hill from the street or road.

    TOPOGRAPHY AND HISTORY OF COMMUNITY Richmond Hill lies in the watershed of the Don River which rises in the hills in the northern part of Vaughan Township in York County. The east branch of the Don has its origin in many springs around Richmond Hill and towards Maple. ...

    A letter of the Toronto Transportation Commission to Mrs. L.W. Zuefelt concerning her request of information related to the history of Richmond Hill.

    The story of the Town of Richmond Hill as it shown by its houses, churches, schools and stores from 1800 to 1975 with 52 pen and ink drawings and 4 maps.