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    The photograph in the main record was taken in 1981. The second photograph which can be seen by clicking on "Pages" "Select" was taken in 1991. 1012 Dundas Street East is Concession 1 Lot 10 SDS, or in today's terms at Eighth Line and Dundas Street. The house at 1012 ...

    384 Dundas Street West is well west of Sixth Line, just west of today's Towne Blvd. It is Lot 19 Concession 1, SDS. In 1862 according to the Robert Warnock book, A Sketch of the County of Halton Canada West, William Y. Pettit lived on Lot 19 Concession 1, SDS ...

    384 Dundas Street West is well west of Sixth Line, just west of today's Towne Blvd. It is Lot 19 Concession 1, SDS. In 1862 according to the Robert Warnock book, A Sketch of the County of Halton Canada West, William Y. Pettit lived on Lot 19 Concession 1, SDS ...

    This was the farmhouse at 1499 Dundas Street East or Lot 6 Concession 1 NDS in the area of Ninth Line and Dundas. Unfortunately, it is demolished but we have a number of photographs of the farmhouse taken in different years - the latest being 1991, some with members of ...

    This was the farmhouse at 1499 Dundas Street East or Lot 6 Concession 1 NDS in the area of Ninth Line and Dundas. Unfortunately, it is demolished but we have a number of photographs of the farmhouse taken in different years - the latest being 1991, some with members of ...

    The photograph in the main record was taken in 1981. The second photograph which can be seen by clicking on "Pages" "Select" was taken in 1991. This house was built about 1900 on land owned by Abraham Phenix, Concession 1 Lot 8 SDS. This is just west of Ninth Line, ...

    338 Dundas Street East was on the east side of Trafalgar Road facing Dundas Street, east of Trafalgar Hall at the intersection. Concession 1 Lot 12 SDS. The Longo's plaza is there now. There are 2 photographs in this record, taken about 10 years apart. The photograph in the main ...

    This farmhouse was on Lot 29, Con.1 SDS. It was on the south side of Dundas Street in present day Oakville, on the east Fourteen Mile Creek branch to the east of Palermo. As of 2016, there is a restaurant facing Dundas Street at about the spot. The photograph in ...

    Ernie and his wife, Minnie (Stoutt), were active in area organizations as well as managing a farm. Minnie was inducted as a life time member of the Palermo Women's Institute in 1953. They were members of the Omagh Presbyterian Church congregation, where Ernest sang in the choir for many years. ...

    This house was likely built by the Turner family between 1873-1877 at which time, a widow, Anthonia Turner, owned the property. It is possible that she and husband John Turner came to Trafalgar in 1873 (the subscriber section of atlas has a J Turner at lot 19 1 NDS) and ...

    Two photographs of 2018 Dundas Street East, the main record one was taken in the 1970s and the 2nd page one with the cars was taken in 1991. Click on "Pages" "Select" to view the 2nd image. It is thought this would have been Concession 1 Lot 5 SDS. Today, ...

    The Emily Cline Farmhouse In recognition of the farmhouse which once stood facing Dundas Street on this property at Lot 20 Concession 1 NDS, approximately 350 metres to the southwest of this village square. The farmhouse was a mid-19th century vernacular frame house built in a saltbox form with Georgian ...

    A photograph in the form of a post card of the Conover family at their home on Dundas Street, Trafalgar. The Conover family home was 1499 Dundas Street East on part of Lot 6 Concession 1 NDS, near today's Ninth Line and Dundas, Oakville. The people aren't identified, unfortunately. If ...

    At time of writing in November 2014, this house is still standing although vandalized. It sits on the south side of Burnhamthorpe Road, just west of the old Snider's Corners area at Ninth Line, Oakville. The barn at 1158 Burnhamthorpe Road East was dismantled and now is a wonderful art ...

    As per the Town of Oakville Heritage Planner, 1470 Lower Base Line was the farmhouse on Con 2 NDS Lot 23. The house was constructed about 1860 and associated with T.W. Evans, born in Ireland in 1832.

    "Oakhurst" was built by William Cyrus Inglehart in the late 1800’s. William Cyrus and his wife Eleanor (McLaren) can be seen sitting on the porch in this photograph. In the Historical Atlas of Halton County, 1877, William Cyrus was at Con. (NDS) 2 Lot 33, Morrey’s Buisness Directory – Halton, ...

    The Neelands farm on the west side of Trafalgar Road, north of the Canadian Pacific Railway tracks. It was purchased by Ontario Hydro, for the construction of the transmission line. The house later burned to the ground.

    Michael is shown in the cutter or sleigh at Glenclare Farm. Michael L. Bigger is listed on the 1859 Tremaine Map of Halton County as owning the property, Lot 15, Concession 2 NDS Trafalgar Township, running north from Burnhamthorpe Road on the east side of 6th Line. As well as ...

    A photograph of the house built for the John Addison Smith family, foundry owners in Palermo, Ontario. Harvey and Ethel Smith raised their daughters, Erma Norine and Muriel Verna in this house. Harvey was a beekeeper. On December 16, 1943, a fire caused about $200 damage to the house. The ...

    This was the farmhouse at 1499 Dundas Street East or Lot 6 Concession 1 NDS in the area of Ninth Line and Dundas. Unfortunately, it is demolished but we have a number of photographs of the farmhouse taken in different years - the latest being these taken in 1991, a ...