Edith Nora Hillary's 1862 Aurora house will become a unique museum, Aurora, Ontario

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Edith Nora Hillary's 1862 Aurora house will become a unique museum, Aurora, Ontario

DateUnknown

Names

Hillary, E. Nora (subject)

Hillary, Robert W. (subject)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

Unknown (author)

Alternate Title

Edith Nora Hillary's 1862 Aurora house will become a unique museum, Aurora, Ontario

FormatPicture

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Dimensions20.2 cm x 25.3 cm

Language

ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives

CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive

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Call Number / Accession NumberTS-1-GO-461A-AURORA043

Geography

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Edith Nora Hillary in front of her house, Aurora, Ontario

Hillary, E. Nora

4/30/1981

Turn-of-the-century view of Hillary House, built in 1862. Aurora, Ontario

Hillary, Robert W.

1900 circa

The 1861 Hillary House, Aurora, Ontario

Darrell, Dick

10/16/1975

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Dexter, Brian

11/29/1988

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Geikie, Walter B. (Walter Bayne), 1830-1917

6/7/1984

Hillary House, Aurora

Aurora Museum

n.d.

Aurora Public School is now the Aurora Museum, Aurora, Ontario

Lautens, Richard

9/8/1988

Located on Kennedy Rd. W., Aurora Hills is part of an established residential neighborhood in Aurora, Ontario

Toronto Star (Firm)

3/25/1992

Employees of Aurora Collis Tannery on Tyler Street posed outside the building in 1913, Aurora, Ontario

Aurora Collis Tannery

1913

Downtown Aurora along Yonge Street, looking south from Wellington. Aurora, Ontario

Toronto Star (Firm)

1940 circa

Greg Kent, treasurer of Conserve Aurora's Residential Environment, Aurora, Ontario

Kent, Greg

2/14/1984

Controller Robert Yuill checks out police radio in bomb proof room at the Aurora Rediness Centre. Aurora, Ontario

Barkley, Harold

2/23/1977