
Hilda Buchanan McRostie– Doug B McCarten
Photo– Doug B McCarten
Mississippi River, Appleton, photo by Malak Karsh—North Lanark Regional Museum (2012.79.12.26)
Photographer: Malak Karsh
Donated by Eleanor Wright & Irene Dunn Thompson
1947 Appleton Women’s Institute Quilt Date: 1947
Location: Appleton, Town of Mississippi Mills, Ontario, Canada
Credits: North Lanark Regional Museum (2012.11.1)
Donated by the Appleton Womens Institute
Text by -Hilda Buchanan McRostie– Doug B McCarten
Moving Appleton Community Hall, photo by Irene Thompson–North Lanark Regional Museum
The Community Hall in Appleton– North Lanark Regional Museum
McPhail Family Lineage--Click here
McPhail Annie F W Sister S 1868 32 R Ont Scotch Canadian Presb Tailoress
11733-06 Malcolm CAMERON, 30, clerk, Beckwith twp., Carleton Place, s/o Alexander CAMERON & Margaret McGREGOR, married Elizabeth McALLISTER, 28, Ireland, Carleton Place, d/o Alexander McALLISTER & Jane McCLURE, witn: J.H. EDWARDS of Carleton Place & Annie McPHAIL of Ottawa, 31 Jan 1906 at Carleton Place
Family Mysteries of Maberly — Doug B. McCarten
Local News and Farming–More Letters from Appleton 1921-Amy and George Buchanan-Doug B. McCarten
The Letters of John Buchanan and Mary Ilan–Appleton– from Doug McCarten
The Appleton Chinchilla House
The McCarten House of Carleton Place
The Witch of Plum Hollow – Carleton Place Grandmother
An Interview with the Witch of Plum Hollow–Mother Barnes— The Ottawa Free Press 1891
I have been writing about downtown Carleton Place Bridge Street for months and this is something I really want to do. Come join me in the Domino’s Parking lot- corner Lake Ave and Bridge, Carleton Place at 11 am Saturday September 16 (rain date September 17) for a free walkabout of Bridge Street. It’s history is way more than just stores. This walkabout is FREE BUT I will be carrying a pouch for donations to the Carleton Place Hospital as they have been so good to me. I don’t know if I will ever do another walking tour so come join me on something that has been on my bucket list since I began writing about Bridge Street. It’s always a good time–trust me.