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AtomThis is likely Almira (Smith) whom Addison married in 1894 when he was 58 years old. Palermo, founded as Hagartown (also written as "Hagarstown", ...
You are urged to use the internet links in this record to the former Memorial Park website, the current Museum website and the Taras H. Shevchenko ...
You can view the complete newsletter in full text by clicking on "Original PDF" on the right side of the record. Individual pages can each be ...
Over the weekend of July 17, 1942, torrential rains and immense winds damaged property around Milton, Georgetown, Bronte and Oakville. The barn of ...
Click on "Select Pages" above to view the house photographs and the front of the index card. Image No. 2 is the front of the Parks Canada cataloguing ...
Click on "Select Pages" above to view the house photographs and the front of the index card. Image No. 2 is the front of the Parks Canada cataloguing ...
Click on "Select Pages" above to view the house photographs and the front of the index card. Image No. 2 is the front of the Parks Canada cataloguing ...
Click on "Select Pages" above to view the house photographs and the front of the index card. Image No. 2 is the front of the Parks Canada cataloguing ...
Click on "Select Pages" above to view the house photographs and the front of the index card. Image No. 2 is the front of the Parks Canada cataloguing ...
Click on "Select Pages" above to view the house photographs and the front of the index card. Image No. 2 is the front of the Parks Canada cataloguing ...
Click on "Select Pages" above to view the house photographs and the front of the index card. Image No. 2 is the front of the Parks Canada cataloguing ...
Click on "Select Pages" above to view the house photographs and the front of the index card. Image No. 2 is the front of the Parks Canada cataloguing ...
Click on "Select Pages" above to view the house photographs and the front of the index card. Image No. 2 is the front of the Parks Canada cataloguing ...
Click on "Select Pages" above to view the house photographs and the front of the index card. Image No. 2 is the front of the Parks Canada cataloguing ...
Click on "Select Pages" above to view the house photographs and the front of the index card. Image No. 2 is the front of the Parks Canada cataloguing ...
Click on "Select Pages" above to view the house photographs and the front of the index card. Image No. 2 is the front of the Parks Canada cataloguing ...
Click on "Select Pages" above to view the house photographs and the front of the index card. Image No. 2 is the front of the Parks Canada cataloguing ...
Click on "Select Pages" above to view the house photographs and the front of the index card. Image No. 2 is the front of the Parks Canada cataloguing ...
When photographed for the Parks Canada project, Paul Aymong owned this house. The original owner, James Kelly, built the house ca 1870.
When photographed for the Parks Canada project, Ms. R.C.A. Cumberland owned this house although she personally lived at 32 Park Avenue, Oakville. ...
When photographed for the Parks Canada project, the owner was Ms. Sharpe. It was estimated that the house was built in 1870.
When photographed for the Parks Canada project, the owner was Mr. Dietztold. He lived at 512 Wainwright in Oakville. Tenant Ms. Walpole lived in ...
When photographed for the Parks Canada project, owner of the house was Ms. Bain. They estimated it had been built in 1850.
When photographed for the Parks Canada project, no one provided any information except that the photographer guessed the date of the building ...
When photographed for the Parks Canada project, the owner was Major Ralph Young. The original owner was Peter McCorquodale. The estimated date of its ...
When photographed for the Parks Canada project, the owner was Lt. Col. John Anderson. The estimated date of its building was 1870. The name of the ...
When photographed for the Parks Canada project, the owner was Mr. A.M. Macrae who resided at 29 Thomas Street. The tenant in the house was Ms. ...
When photographed by Parks Canada, the building was owned by Dunlop Stewart. The blue index card notes the original owner was James McDonald, built ...
When photographed by Parks Canada, the building was owned by Charles Phillips. The blue index card lists the original owner as John Moore with the ...
Parks Canada noted that the owner at time of photographing was Clare Way. The original owner had been George Ewan. They estimated the house had ...
When photographed for the Parks Canada project, Ms. J. Cond was the owner. The land had originally been owned by James Kelly. It was estimated the ...
Mr. A. Christadould owned this building when it was photographed for the Parks Canada project. He personally resided at 125 Forsyth St., Oakville, ...
D.H. Irwin owned this house when photographed in 1972 for the Parks Canada Project. His tenant was Mr. Terry Regan. The land was originally owned ...
When photographed for the Parks Canada project, the owner was recorded as Ms. A. Chapple. The estimated date of construction of the home was ...
When photographed for the Parks Canada project, the owner was recorded as Mr. D.H. Irwin. The original owner had been Ms. Cavin. The house was ...
When photographing this house, the Parks Canada team noted the owner was F.A. Reid, the original owner had been George Chisholm. They estimated the ...
As per the blue index card prepared by Parks Canada at the time of photographing, Mr. Rey (Roy?) Charters owned this house. The 1988 Bowers Street ...
When photographed for the Parks Canada project in 1971, the building was owned by Mr. Jackie Boyd. The photographer estimated that it had been built ...
