More affordable row housing built in1867, called Mozart Terrace. Municipal water was available in iron and lead pipes, sewage went through hand laid stone sewers, but it would have to have been heated by expensive wood until 1871 when coal was first available. Walls were not insulated, and the windows were single pane. The house was 21 years old before hydro was available for lights and telephone. T.V had to wait 60 more years, and the internet had to wait a century.

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More affordable row housing built in1867, called Mozart Terrace. Municipal water was available in iron and lead pipes, sewage went through hand laid stone sewers, but it would have to have been heated by expensive wood until 1871 when coal was first available. Walls were not insulated, and the windows were single pane. The house was 21 years old before hydro was available for lights and telephone. T.V had to wait 60 more years, and the internet had to wait a century. by Steve Manders
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St. John's Anglican Church started about 1850 and built in stages. Note it's modest steeple. by Steve Manders
Trumpter swans frequent these fields at Delta. by Steve Manders
The Wm. Morrow farm circa 1856. by Steve Manders
Ther's a lot of history here. The stone bridge base on the lower right was built in 1893 by the Bay of Quinte Railway (BQR) from Harrowsmith to Sydenham to pick up mica there. The road zigged up the hill to that stone foundation on the right, then crested under the present bridge. The middle bridge shown on the upper left, may date from 1910 when CNoR took over. The top bridge was built in 1965 by CN and closed in 1984. The road went straight up the hill from then on. by Steve Manders
Princess of Wales Own Regiment armories. The regiment was founded in 1863 and a military museum is housed there now. by Steve Manders
Just what every school yard needs, their own jet. There is a foot ball game going on behind it. by Steve Manders