Recently added items

Below is a list of all the recently added content, ordered from newest to oldest.

Église catholique / Catholic Church, Lac-Mégantic

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Église anglicane / Anglican Church, Lac-Mégantic

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Pont couvert John Cook / John Cook Covered Bridge, Cookshire

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Pont couvert John Cook / John Cook Covered Bridge, Cookshire

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Cimetière / Cemetery, Bown's Mills

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Danville

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Mine Jeffrey / Jeffrey Mine, Asbestos

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Camion / Truck, Asbestos

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Monument, Cimetière Winslow / Monument, Winslow Cemetery, Stornoway

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Parc Stornoway / Stornoway Park

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Église catholique Saint-Alphonse / St. Alphonse Catholic Church, Stornoway

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Moulin Ulverton / Ulverton Mill

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Cimetière Winslow à Stornoway / Cairn, Winslow Cemetery, Stornoway

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Barrage Parc Walter-MacKenzie, Scotstown

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Pont couvert John Cook / John Cook Covered Bridge, Cookshire

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Pierre commémorative, Église méthodiste de Lower Ireland / Commemorative Stone, Lower Ireland Wesleyan Methodist Church

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Cimetière Bown's Mills / Bown's Mills Cemetery

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Richmond, May 1898

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Richmond, May 1898. (Photo - Richmond County Historical Society)

Fitch Bay, looking west

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Fitch Bay, looking west. (Photo - Matthew Farfan)

Covered bridge over Fitch Bay

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Covered bridge over Fitch Bay. (Photo - Matthew Farfan)

Stanstead East

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Farm field, Stanstead East. (Photo - Matthew Farfan)

Hayfield in Ogden

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Hayfield in Ogden. (Photo - Matthew Farfan)

The Canada-U.S. border, Stanstead, Eastern Townships

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The Canada-U.S. border, Stanstead, Eastern Townships. (Photo - Matthew Farfan)

Fall in the Townships, October 2013!

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This fall has been a spectacular one for fall colours in the Eastern Townships. This photo was taken from Ogden, on the east side of Lake Memphremagog. Seen here: Owl's Head Mountain. (Photo - Matthew Farfan)

Landmark Butters House Being Restored!

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The historic Butters House, on Dufferin Street in Stanstead, is currently being restored. The house, which was built in the Italianate style in 1866, is currently the property of Stanstead College. (Photo - Matthew Farfan)