Documenting the Loss of Old Barns in Sombra Township Posted by Darrell Randell, OBP Member and Regional Representative A long-time volunteer at the Sombra Township Museum, the late Charlie… Continue reading “Documenting the Loss of Old Barns in Sombra Township”…
An Itinerant Historian With a Camera GORDON BECK PHOTOGRAPHY by Claudia Smith, OBP Secretary Part 3, continued from last week … Gordon worked for the Montreal… Continue reading “An Itinerant Historian With a Camera”…
An Itinerant Historian With a Camera GORDON BECK PHOTOGRAPHY by Claudia Smith, OBP Secretary Part 1 “When people say, ‘There used to be a barn here,’… Continue reading “An Itinerant Historian With a Camera”…
Education in Eramosa: Part 2 – Exploring the OAC Dairy Barns By Emma Rutledge In this month’s blog post, we have an article written by Emma Rutledge, who is a history… Continue reading “Education in Eramosa: Part 2 – Exploring the OAC Dairy Barns”…
Education in Eramosa: Part 1 – Exploring Farmer Tim’s Historic Barns Written by Emma Rutledge Foreword written and edited by Mikayla Barney In… Continue reading “Education in Eramosa: ”…
Rising Leviathans: How Barn Poetry Can Uncover Canadian History By Mikayla Barney, OBP Member and Volunteer Repurposing can come in many forms.… Continue reading “Rising Leviathans:”…
A Great Drive to See Log Barns by Jon Radojkovic Radojkovic, OBP Director I was happy when I saw the first log barn. I had expected to… Continue reading “A Great Drive to See Log Barns ”…
The Canada Farmer, 1864 by Diana Macdonald While doing research in The Canada Farmer, a fortnightly news journal printed in Toronto, from 1864 (slowing… Continue reading “The Canada Farmer, 1864”…
Barn Records and History I learned to start snooping around the barns for notes and records and found that they could be in the strangest places. Continue reading “Barn Records and History”…
Century-old Film of Early Log Construction By Jim Campbell, OBP Vice President, Duntroon. Thanks goes to our awesome OBP Administrative Assistant Laura Brown for finding this… Continue reading “Century-old Film of Early Log Construction”…