Pickering Village Memorabilia

PICKERING VILLAGE FESTIVAL COMMEMORATIVE PLATES

Listing of the plates available for sale through the BIA- Marsha Dooley

Please contact Marsha for prices and availability.

 Tel: 905-427-3595

1987 Commemorative Plate

 Pickering Village Festival 1987 Commemorative Plate

The Gordon House, Kingston Road West, built 1881.

Built by Mr. Cuthbert for his nephew James Gordon. The hotel, known for its excellent meals and well appointed dining room, served the stage coach as well as the community.

Decorated in Canada by Creemore China & Glass, Creemore, Ont.

1989 Commemorative Plate

Pickering Village Festival 1989 Commemorative Plate

Home of the 1st Doctor in Pickering, 100 Kingston Road W., c. 1867

In 1850, Dr. Burns, purchased 1/2 acre to build this home and office. The metal spired cupolas and decorative brickwork are an interesting design. Dr. Tucker, who succeeded Dr. Burns, also practiced medicine at this address.

Decorated in Canada by Creemore China & Glass, Creemore, Ont.

1990 Commemorative Plate

Pickering Village Festival 1990 Commemorative Plate
Heritage Home, 23 Elizabeth Street, c. 1875

Decorated in Canada by Creemore China & Glass, Creemore, Ont.

1992 Commemorative Plate

Pickering Village Festival 1992 Commemorative Plate
1867 - Canada's 125th Birthday - 1992
The Manse, 543 Kingston Road, built about 1872

Originally built by St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. It became the Manse, for Pickering United Church - 1925. It is presently the home and office of a young lawyer.

Decorated in Canada by Creemore China & Glass, Creemore, Ontario

 

 1993 Commemorative Plate

Pickering Village Festival 1993 Commemorative Plate

Former Birthing Place, 49 Old Kinston Rd., c. 1890

This house served as a rum-runners hide out, a carriage house. For many years Mrs. Irish operated a Birthing place. Presently it is the Casa Verde restaurant.