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Remembrance Day in Carleton Place

Carleton Place Public Library wrote 1 week ago: If you missed the ceremonies on November 11th in Carleton Place, here is a quick review of some of t … more →

Tags: Carleton Place Public Library, Holidays, Remembrance Day

Flu Shot Clinic

Carleton Place Public Library wrote 3 weeks ago: Inside the flu shot clinic at the Carleton Place Arena For those of you who followed yesterday on Tw … more →

Tags: Everything Else, Flu Shot Clinic, h1n1

We're now on Twitter!

Carleton Place Public Library wrote 3 weeks ago: We’re now on Twitter! Yes, you can now follow our tweets from the Carleton Place Public Librar … more →

Tags: Blogging, Carleton Place Public Library, twitter

We stood in line

Carleton Place Public Library wrote 4 weeks ago: I am in one of the high risk groups for H1N1 and although Carleton Place will be having a flu shot c … more →

Tags: Everything Else, h1n1, shot, flu clinic

Early Settlers Found Good Land in Ramsay Township, by Howard Morton Brown, Carleton Place Canadian, 11 May, 1961

Carleton Place Public Library wrote 1 month ago: One of the few letters which remain from those written by Ramsay settlers in the township’s first ye … more →

Tags: Howard Brown articles, Carleton Place Canadian, Carleton Place Local History, Settlers, Settlement, ramsay, Local History, Pioneers, 1820's

MANY RAMSAY FAMILIES TOOK MISSISSIPPI ROUTE, By Howard Morton Brown, Carleton Place Canadian, 04 May, 1961

Carleton Place Public Library wrote 1 month ago: A pioneer navigation of the Ottawa Valley’s Mississippi River was an expedition by a group of Scotti … more →

Tags: Howard Brown articles, Bell, First Nations, Carleton Place Canadian, Carleton Place Local History, Mississippi Lake, Settlers, Settlement, ramsay

1800 PEOPLE AMONG FIRST SETTLERS IN RAMSAY, BY HOWARD MORTON BROWN, CARLETON PLACE CANADIAN, 27 APRIL, 19612 comments

Carleton Place Public Library wrote 1 month ago: An account of the beginnings of settlement in Ramsay township is continued.  Extracts from a diary o … more →

Tags: Howard Brown articles, First Nations, Carleton Place Canadian, Carleton Place Local History, Settlers, Settlement, Beckwith, ramsay, Local History

HOWARD M. BROWN TELLS STORY OF RAMSAY TOWNSHIP, CARLETON PLACE CANADIAN, 20 APRIL, 1961

Carleton Place Public Library wrote 1 month ago: One of the first trails to be laid out as a road when the forests on the north side of Carleton Plac … more →

Tags: Howard Brown articles, First Nations, Carleton Place Canadian, Carleton Place Local History, Beckwith, ramsay, Pioneers, 1820's, emigration

Benedryl makes Dreams Good

Dillon Shaver wrote 2 months ago: I’ve had insomnia ever since I moved back home. My cure: endless amounts of Benedryl, Cold medicatio … more →

Tags: By Dillon, Random, Benedryl, mountains, Sunglasses, Tents, University, willy wonka

Turkey Rhubarb is coming!

Carleton Place Public Library wrote 3 months ago: We’re excited that musical group Turkey Rhubarb is coming to Carleton Place on Thursday, Augus … more →

Tags: Entertainment, Music, Carleton Place Public Library, Turkey Rhubarb, Carleton Place Town Hall Auditorium

What are you buying for $5 anyways?

garythepink wrote 4 months ago: I got really hungry today and decided to make an omelette.  Not just any omelette, but a healthy one … more →

Tags: almonte, health, lanark county, Life, mississippi mills, organic

Paper can get you noticed2 comments

Carleton Place Public Library wrote 4 months ago: After going to the Almonte fair last weekend, my husband started thinking about what they could do t … more →

Tags: Carleton Place Public Library, Art, Wataru Itou, Paper Crafts

Healthy food watch2 comments

garythepink wrote 4 months ago: These days many people are very conscious of what they eat.  I posted a note earlier that was a tong … more →

Tags: Food, health, Hippies, Life, Life Changing Moments, Nutrition, organic

Carleton Place, Main Street, 19102 comments

Carleton Place Public Library wrote 4 months ago: … more →

Tags: Howard Brown articles, Carleton Place Local History, Buildings, Local History, 1910s, Business, Merchants, lanark county, Carleton Place pictures

Carleton Place is an exurb

Carleton Place Public Library wrote 4 months ago: (photo of the Carleton Place Town Hall by Julescamp) Recently, I came across a new term that I had n … more →

Tags: languages, exurb

Many Town Streets Named After Settlers 140 Years Ago, by Howard Morton Brown, Carleton Place Canadian, 23 June, 1960

Carleton Place Public Library wrote 5 months ago: An asset which the Ontario government and a number of Ontario communities have begun to exploit to g … more →

Tags: Howard Brown articles, Bell, First Nations, Carleton Place Canadian, Carleton Place Herald, Carleton Place Local History, Buildings, Settlers, Settlement

Ottawa-Carleton Place Railroad Built in 1870, by Howard Morton Brown, Carleton Place Canadian, 02 July, 1959

Carleton Place Public Library wrote 5 months ago: The completion of a hundred years of railway transportation provides Lanark County with a notable ce … more →

Tags: Howard Brown articles, Carleton Place Canadian, Carleton Place Local History, 1850s, Railway, lanark county, Tales From an Open Book, Iron Horse

Central School Once Single Room Under Eye of Teacher, by Howard Morton Brown, Carleton Place Canadian, 12 December, 1957

Carleton Place Public Library wrote 5 months ago: School Building, 1850 The first Carleton Place Common School was replaced at the same Bridge Street … more →

Tags: 1840's, 1850s, Bell, Carleton Place Canadian, Carleton Place Local History, lanark county, schools, Education, Howard Brown articles

Local Teachers Once Paid Less Than $200 per Year, by Howard Morton Brown, Carleton Place Canadian, 28 November, 1957

Carleton Place Public Library wrote 5 months ago: The state of schools and school teaching in Ontario’s early days has long been a favourite top … more →

Tags: Carleton Place Canadian, Carleton Place Local History, 1850s, 1840's, lanark county, schools, Tales From an Open Book, Howard Brown articles, Education


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