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Viewing Entries 1 - 4 of 4 Page  1 Image Title Description Object Date Accession # Location Patmore Brothers Correspondence from 3 Separate Companies Patmore Brothers Correspondence from 3 Separate Companies - 2 from The Jewell Lumber Co., Limited (July 27th & August 4th, 1909); 1 from J.W. Howison (July 12th, 1913); 2 from Metals, Limited (September 7th and 10th, 1912) textual record : business correspondence 1909 - 1913 2012.035.079 2-2-5-21 Patmore Brothers Correspondence - Canadian Pacific Railway Townsite and Land Office Patmore Brothers Correspondence - Canadian Pacific Railway Townsite and Land Office dated December 24th, 1907. Letter of recommendation for services rendered. textual record : business correspondence Decenber 24th, 1907 2012.035.080 2-2-5-21 Land of Our Own Land of Our Own - How four immigrant families united on Canada's Manitoulin Island. "Being the ancestry and history of Legg(e)s, Luthers, Parkins, and Reids of that island. Including relatives on branches elsewhere in Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, and the U.S.A. textual record : book, soft cover 2011 2012.043.001 Library Photo - Tower House Variously known as "Tower House" and "Parkin Manor", this residence at 324-10th Ave S, Cranbrook BC was built by brothers Jim, John and Dave Parkin in 1910 and lived in jointly for only a short time (vacated 1911). The design was purchased, and known as "Glen-Flora". Constructed of brick from Sandpoint, ID and said to have hardwood flooring from Manitoulin Island, ON. Has nearly 4,000 square feet on three floors. textual record : information and photos 1930*s 2012.043.008 1-5-8-30 Viewing Entries 1 - 4 of 4 Page  1