Hamilton Public Library
– Special Collections
The Special Collections Department has digitized much
information on Hamilton's
history and built heritage but it is not yet accessible
from the new MyHamilton web portal.
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Workers Arts and Heritage Centre
Go to Industrial Hamilton: A Trail to the Future. |
Russ Powers, former M.P.,
Ancaster- Dundas-Flamborough-Westdale
Includes Russ's sizeable collection of Dundas postcards in the form of a slide show. |
Vintage Postcards of Hamilton, Ontario
Personal website of Janet Forjan-Freedman devoted to her extensive
collection of Hamilton area postcards (now numbering
about 1500).
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Elder's Naval Postcards
Personal website of Eric Elder (son of Ken Elder) devoted to his collection of naval warship postcards and interest in naval warship history.
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Toronto Postcard Club
Now includes several postcard databases (organized by publisher and topic), with more to come.
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Ontario Architecture
Architectural styles and terms relating to Ontario’s
built heritage.
NOTE ABOUT THE DUNDAS MUSEUM
POSTCARD COLLECTION: Close to 40 postcards from this
collection have so far been entered into the database
of this website. To retrieve these postcard images
go to the Search page and do a KEYWORD search for Dundas
Historical Museum. For more about the collection
visit the Archives page.
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Dundas Historical Museum
 The
Doctor's Office, shown to the left, was erected
in 1848 on the present
site of the CIBC at the south-west corner of King
and Sydenham streets in Dundas. In 1974, it was
donated to the Museum by the last physican, Dr.
C.L. Bates, and moved to the Museum
property in 1976. The interior has been restored
and the building opened to the public in 2004.
Houses a valuable postcard collection relating to
the former Town of Dundas (now the community of Dundas
in the City of Hamilton)
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