Author of Saving Our History One Photo at a Time – architecture of 1800s and 1900s in towns of Ontario, Canada and Historical Romance/Fiction
Have you ever been curious about where things came from? Â Who invented the ferris wheel? Â Who made peanut butter? Who invented the kaleidoscope and when? Â Has a zipper always existed just like we know them today?
Get a copy of “Inventions that have Enhanced My Life” to find out where hundreds of items originated.
Photos of Ontario Towns, Saving Our History One Photo at a Time
Books in the Series
1 London
2 Dundas
3 Hamilton
4 Oakville
5 Chesley
6 Stoney Creek
7 Waterdown
8 Owen Sound
9 Mount Forest
10 Dundalk
11 Burford and Area
12 Waterford and Area
13 Drumbo and Area
14 Sheffield and Area
15 Tavistock and Area
16 Ancaster
17 Innerkip and Area
18 Brantford
19 Burlington
20 Guelph
21 Ayr
22 Erin
23 Goderich
24 Lucknow
25 Paris
26 Toronto
27 Beaver Valley
28 Collingwood
29 Peterborough
30 Orangeville Beginnings Part 1
31 Orangeville and Area Part 2
32 Port Elgin
33 Southampton
34 Jarvis
35 Hagersville
38 Galt
39 Hespeler, Preston
40 Kitchener
This is a series of books showing the architecture of buildings, homes, churches in Ontario towns. Preserving a record through photos of old buildings from the 1800s and 1900s with their unique architecture. Many old buildings in some cities and towns were torn down in the 1950s through 1970s. Others are slated for destruction. In many towns, the desire is to preserve some of our architectural heritage.
