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    c1939

The Oakville Book     Postcard depicting Colborne Street in the early 1900s. The image is also included in Sheila Creighton's work entitled "The Oakville Book"

    A postcard from 1910 showing Bronte Beach. Fish shanties line the eastern bank.

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    This would be an early version of the Middle Road bridge over Sixteen Mile Creek, later to be replaced by the QEW bridge in 1939. The later QEW bridge preserved the graceful arch design. Postcard of

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    See History of Toronto and county of York Vol. I - Charles Pelham, Page 487 - 488

    From a student who attended the school during its last year of operation, 1959-1960, before demolition: "In your postcard you are looking at the front of the school which looked out on Colborne Stree

    A postcard featuring a black and white photograph of a river in Oakville. Boats are in the water, and small buildings and a bridge can be seen in the distance.

    A postcard featuring a black and white photograph taken from the backyard of an Oakville house on Trafalgar road facing Dunn Street. This house was the childhood home of Canadian composer Hagood Hard

    A postcard featuring a black and white aerial photograph of Oakville. There is a vacant lot where a Post office was opened in 1937.

    A postcard featuring a photograph of Lakeshore road in Oakville. Knox Presbyterian Church can be seen on the right.

    A postcard featuring a black and white photograph of Oakville harbour. Aberdeen Bridge can be seen.

    Postcard featuring a black and white photograph of the lawn of the Independent Order of Foresters' Orphans' Home.

    Postcard featuring a black and white photograph of Mount Vernon, the summer home of Emelda Beeler Chisholm located in present-day Lakeside Park. There is a hand-written letter on the back.