Brighton Digital Archives

06/06/2026

05/29/2026

Congratulations on this wonderful milestone!

Come One Come All. 📣

05/21/2026

Good Morning Market Friends!
YES it’s going to warm up finally! So it’s time to grab those beautiful hanging baskets for your back deck, front porch or that perfect little gift for someone! We have a great selection to choose from!
Open all long weekend.
Cheer Farms 📍
Open 9am-5pm ⏱️

05/21/2026

Friends, please share.

This lovely honeymoon picture (June 1955) was found in a book and we’d love to return it to the owner ❤️

05/16/2026

04/30/2026

A favour, friends.

This weekend, the famed and fabulous Codrington Farmers' Market launches its 12th year!

Last year, the BDA worked with the Codrington Farmers' Market to produce a video, capturing the personalities and magic of this popular Sunday destination.

Almost 500 of you have watched the video and we would LOVE to get to 1,000 this year. We think we can do that by the first day of summer.

Help us! Click on this YouTube link (it's only a few minutes long), enjoy the video, hit Like (or Love) and then SHARE it with your network.

The market, like the BDA, is completely run by volunteers, and having you like and share our content means so much to us.

Watch. Like. Share.

Come to the Cod!

13 likes. "Codrington Farmers' Market 2025"

04/30/2026

Hello Market Friends.
After the passing of Farmer Dave, us ladies have decided that WE will be opening the market right on time. Farmer Dave wouldn’t want us not too!
So mark your calendars 🗓️ May 7th will be our first day for the 2026 season! We look forward to seeing each and every one of you!
Hanging baskets for Mom, fresh pies, baking, giftware and SO much more!

01/09/2026

Our thanks to Dan Buchanan and Howard Goodfellow for these images. They are part of a much larger combined family collection we are currently digitizing.

These Herington & Son photos show the former Codrington Post Office and General Store in the early 1900s. The building stands today, as then, at the corner of County Road 30 and Aranda Way, immediately north of the Codrington Community Centre. Thankfully, it looks much the same, absent the horse and buggy.

Bonus points, because the historians recorded the names.

In the first photo, Lorne Riley Clark, Aaron Clark, Mary Austin, and a very young Grace Austin are on the veranda. F***y and Eva Clark are in the buggy.

In the second photo, we have Lorne Riley Clar), Lillian E. Clark, Grace Austin, F***y Matilda (Shaw) Clark, and Aaron Clark.