27

Sketch of Peterborough, by Caddy
19th Century, Circa 1839
Peterborough, Ontario, Canada


Credits:
95-1008, Trent University Archives

28

Dr. Hutchison as Justice of the Peace
12 April 1842
Peterborough, Ontario, Canada


Credits:
Hutchison House Museum, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada

29

Letter from Andrew Fleming to Dr. Hutchison
31 July 1845
Peterborough, Ontario, Canada


Credits:
Hutchison House Museum, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada

30

Dr. Hutchison was a member of the Building Committee for the Peterborough County Court House and its adjoining jail. The court house was built between 1839 and 1840, with the adjoining jail completed in 1842. The court house and St. John's Church, located on the adjacent hill, have often been featured in drawings and paintings throughout the years. There is no doubt they were significant landmarks in the early years of the community.

In 1840, the Hutchisons had a daughter named Sarah. Unfortunately, Sarah died three days before her sister Frances was born in 1843. Another daughter, Mary Elizabeth, born 1844, completed the family unit. Martha Hutchison gave birth to eleven children altogether, but only eight reached adulthood.

31

Blythe Mills near Peterboro, by Anne Langton
19th Century, Circa 1852
Peterborough, Ontario, Canada


Credits:
F1077-8-1-2-28, Archives of Ontario

32

Sketch of Peterboro from the West, by Anne Langton
19th Century, Circa 1852
Peterborough, Ontario, Canada


Credits:
F1077-8-1-2-29, Archives of Ontario

33

Sketch of Peterborough from the south, by Anne Langton
19th Century, Circa 1852
Peterborough, Ontario, Canada


Credits:
F1077-8-1-2-25, Archives of Ontario

34

Watercolour of Peterborough from the West, by Anne Langton
19th Century, Circa 1852
Peterborough, Ontario, Canada


Credits:
F1077-9-1-26, Archives of Ontario

35

Early drawing of Peterborough
19th Century, Circa 1850
Peterborough, Ontario, Canada


Credits:
Peterborough Museum and Archives, 1978-012(B+W#9)