When photographed in 1972 for the Parks Canada project, the building owner was Mr. Vet. He lived onsite. The original owners named were Duncan ...
When Parks Canada photographed 240 Lakeshore Road East in 1972, R. Traifoyos owned the building. It is on the southwest corner of Dunn Street facing ...
At the time of photographing, Parks Canada recorded that owners were Mr. & Mrs. Chisholm. They noted that the first owner was John Potter Melancthon ...
When Parks Canada photographed in 1972, the owner was G.B. Gunn. The house was identified as "Potter's Folly", the original builder had been John ...
At the time of photographing, Parks Canada recorded that Mr. Hedleigh owned the home. It had been built about 1870 and that Molly Monean had been ...
At the time of photographing, Parks Canada recorded that the tenants were Oakville Paint & Wallpaper and Langley's Cleaning Co. Langley's Cleaning ...
The building housed the street addresses 264 Lakeshore Road and 266 Lakeshore Road East when photographed in 1972. At time of photographing, it ...
Noted by Parks Canada is that at the time of photographing, the building owner was Mr. D. Scharfo who lived at 302 Lakeshore Road, Oakville. The ...
Parks Canada noted on the card that at time of photographing, the building housed Kotvlak Realty Ltd. The original owner of the property was Wm ...
Parks Canada recorded the name on the building at time of photographing: A.E. LePage. The owner at the time lived at 50 Holly Street, Toronto. They ...
When photographed for the 1972 Parks Canada project, the owner was Philip MacClelland. It was estimated that the farmhouse had been built in 1865. ...
There are 5 photographs of the house plus a view of the street in this record, in addition to the front and verso of the blue index card. This ...
Today (2021) this address is now 2031 North Service Road West. Pt Lt 25, Con 2 Trafalar SDS, as in 328312 except PE93 & PTS 1,2, 2OR7101; ...
A link to 3 photos taken for the Town of Oakville in 1977 is provided in this record. Click on "Pages Select" under the record title to view the ...
When photographed by Parks Canada, the owner was "Ms. Hamilton". Parks Canada estimated the large house had been built in 1855. A 1955 newspaper ...
In 2021, the 1073 Third Line farmhouse and residential property no longer exists. The 1988 Bowers Street Directory names C. Lundquist as living ...
Click on "Pages Select" to see the front of the blue Parks Canada card showing all photographs taken, and then on the 7 individual photos put into ...
Click on "Select View" to see the front of the blue Parks Canada card showing the photographs taken, and then on the 6 individual photos put into ...
Click on "Select Pages" above to view image No. 2 which is the front of the Parks Canada cataloguing index card showing all photographs taken, as ...
Dr. Couch is listed on the blue index Parks Canada record card as owner. In the 1988 Bowers street directory, the Couch family still resided ...
1409 Lakeshore Road East in Oakville was the estate of the Cox family. The estate was built by Herbert Coplain Cox who was (as his father, George A. ...
This farmhouse was on Upper Middle Road West, sitting where McCraney's Creek intersects with Upper Middle Road, just east of Third Line. Concession ...
At the time of photographing, the building was home to "Canadian Bakery". Mr. & Mrs. Streit were recorded as owners. The building was estimated to ...
This record clearly shows that Parks Canada put the address "1107 Sixth Line") on this index card and in their record metadata. However, it is ...
Click on "Select Pages" above to view the 3 house photographs in this record. Image No. 2 is the front of the Parks Canada cataloguing index card ...
Owner at the time of the Parks Canada survey was Ms. K.F. Stenson. The house was estimated to have been built in 1845 in the "Neo-Classic" ...
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 ...
The Oceola Class was formed in 1928 by young women interested in the outdoors and camping. Members became very active in church work and local ...
This 1904 Map of Halton County was issued with compliments of the Milton based Higginbotham Drug Company. Heritage Services, Halton Region has ...
Several years of committee work cumulated on April 5, 2008 at a celebratory reunion in Milton's Heritage Country Park when former pupils and teachers ...
Several years of committee work cumulated on April 5, 2008 at a celebratory reunion in Milton's Heritage Country Park when former pupils and teachers ...
Several years of committee work cumulated on April 5, 2008 at a celebratory reunion in Milton's Heritage Country Park when former pupils and teachers ...
The old house is located on the north side of Burnhamthorpe Rd. West, west of Sixth Line, east of Neyegawa Boulevard. It is legally PT LT 17, CON 2 ...
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 ...
This record has 7 architectural blueprints for the Trafalgar public school, S.S. No. 12, done in 1934 by the firm of Molesworth West & Secord of ...
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 ...
Jerry Davey, an Oakville resident at one time, graduated from the Ryerson Institute of Technology with a diploma in Photographic Arts in 1959. He ...
Mr. D.M. Clarke was the owner of 3556 Lakeshore Road "West" as written on the Parks Canada index card at the time of photographing. The estimated ...