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    Daniel Munn received the 200 acre land grant of Lot 15, Con. 1 SDS in January 1808. The next year saw a log building that served as both school and church on his property at the south-east corner of

    Daniel Munn received the 200 acre land grant of Lot 15, Con. 1 SDS in January 1808. The next year saw a log building that served as both school and church on his property at the south-east corner of

    Daniel Munn, who owned the land around Sixth Line and Dundas Street that eventually became the hamlet of Munn's Corners, built a log cabin school on his property which doubled as a church on Sundays

    Munn's School takes its name from Daniel Munn, the original settler of a 200-acre land grant at the southeast corner of Dundas Street and Sixth Line. He received his land grant in 1808 and built a lo

    A link to the school's history on the Halton Board of Education website is provided, click on "About Munn's Public School".

    This series of photographs is courtesy of the Biggar family. No date is on any of the photographs. In the context of the photo album, and by the style of the print, they were taken in the approximate

    Daniel Munn gave the land on which the first school in the Trafalgar Township was built in 1809. This substantial log structure served until 1852 as both school and church. In 1852 a new brick school