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    Front of postcard: "Jacquelyn's Bridge, Oakville". Verso: PRIVATE POSTCARD ; 10/18/16 ; THIS SPACE MAY BE USED FOR MESSAGES ; One of the old time bridges outside Oakville Town. These are fast disappearing to make room for new ones suited to automobile traffic."

    The main photograph looks north up the 16 Mile Creek, showing the bridge across Dundas Street. You can see the lane to Knox Sixteen Presebyterian Church and down to the Lions Park on the southeast side of the bridge. At the time, development had just started on the east side ...

    2 views of the cabin built in about 1830 at 1495 Burnhamthorpe Road West, Oakville, Ontario. It was built on Lot 25, Concession 2 NDS, at the west end of Burnhamthorpe Road which ends at the Sixteen Mile Creek, in what was then the Township of Trafalgar. Today, it is ...

    Artist's drawing of the Eastern bank of the Sixteen Mile Creek in Oakville

    Halton Region Museum Proudfoot's Hollow Archaeology Project

    In today's terms, 2066 Dundas Street West is just slightly west of the new Hospital Gate road. It is on the south side of Dundas. This farmhouse was likely on Concession 1, Lot 26 or perhaps Lot 27, SDS Trafalgar Township. The 1977 photograph is in the main record here, ...

    This photograph shows the students and teachers on the front steps of the beautiful one-room school which had been built in 1900. Daniel Munn gave the land on which the first school in the Trafalgar Township was built in 1809. (He received the 200 acre land grant of Lot 15, ...

    Front of index card: OU177001701388 Verso: 06177001701388 ; 06 0zy24

    The autograph book: An apple for the Teacher, 'Tis said, the pupils bring, And for your type, A little ripe, Crab apple is the thing. A. Cullingworth 1939. Amal News Cover: Vol. 5. No. 7 July, 1947 Amalgamated News A/E Corp'n Ltd. Mud Lake Camp, 7 miles. WWII Victory Garden ...

    Dear Ruth, I hope this reaches you as I am not sure of your address??remember when we were on our way from Niagara I got some oranges in a bag with your name. I have intended writing for some time let me know and I will write???9th Brigade M.G. Co ...

    The domes are the Halton Region Biosolids Management Centre – apparently what planners officially call a “poop processor”. The bridge is Highway 407 crossing over the Sixteen Mile Creek. The bridge is north of Burnhamthorpe Road and between Highway 25 and Neyagawa. Click on "Pages" "Select" to see the 2nd ...

    3 photographs taken by the Town of Oakville Heritage Planning of the old farmhouse at 1076 Dundas Street West. View the photographs by clicking on "Pages" "Select". The first photo in the main record was taken in the 1980's, the next was taken in 1981 and the third was taken ...

    To view the other 5 photographs in this record, click on "Pages" "Select. The photos were taken for the Town of Oakville in 1990 or 1991. This property was Concession 1, Pt. Lot 23, SDS, on the southwest corner of the Sixteen Mile Creek and Dundas Street West, Oakville, at ...

    This farmhouse was likely on Concession 1, Lot 24, SDS Trafalgar Township. In modern day terms, it is on the south side of Dundas Street West at Proudfoot Trail, west of the Sixteen Mile Creek. The 1816 Trafalgar Township Assessment by Fred Blair and the Trafalgar Township Historical Society show ...

    Two photographs of the farmhouse at 2088 Dundas Street West, both taken in 1981 for the Town of Oakville. To see the 2nd photograph, click on "Pages" "Select". The house was likely on Lot 27, Con.1, SDS. In 1816, this was one of the Lots owned by Philip Buck. He ...

    Charlie's Chuckwagon Restaurant and gas bar was located on the north side of Dundas Street near Fourth Line in Oakville. This photograph was taken sometime in the 1980's. The restaurant was on land owned by the Ukrainian community on the east side of the Sixteen Mile Creek. It had been ...

    Sixteen Bridge

    The family is posing in front of the Cullingworth house on the property of Miss Jemmima Biggar. Joseph managed the farm for Miss Biggar and Mary looked after Miss Biggar and her household. The farm was on the north side of "the Dundas highway", now Dundas St., just east of ...

    Handprinted below the photograph of the people is, "F.R. Powell, Muriel, Mary, Ernie Irvine." I think this label might be incorrect, though, as Ernie Irvine was a younger man, about the same age as Frank. I suggest the older man in the driver's seat of the car is Frank's father, ...

    This photograph shows the two daughters of Frank (also called Ron) and Ruth Powell in about 1924. The girls on on their hobby horses; Mary's was called "Dobbin". They are in front of their farmhouse. At their marriage in 1919, Ruth and Frank had bought the "old Caverhill farm" which ...