Trunk brought to Canada in the early 1800s.

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Trunk

Object ID

1969.004.001

Title

Trunk brought to Canada in the early 1800s.

Description

Old leather bound trunk. It is braced with 7 1/2" bands of wood attached with large brass screws. The trunk was brought to Canada in the early 1800s to the site where the City of Toronto is now built. It held the worldly possessions of a Mr. and Mrs. McCulloch. Much later it came to B.C. with the descendants of the McCullochs.

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