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Médias: Images- Situation géographique: Oakville
- Types de document: Newspaper clippings
- Types de document: Postcards
- Décennie: 1910-1919
- Town Park, Oakville, Ont., Canada
Painting of Town Park's waterfront view. Painting of Town Park's waterfront view.Trafalgar Township Historical Society - Lakeshore Park "Lake Front", Oakville, Ont
Reverse reads: "Dear Old Jane: How the devil are ye? I'm just that messy. Hope to see you Saturday. Love Bertha P.S. Harold's coming out for me on Saturday."... Reverse reads: "Dear Old Jane: How the devil are ye? I'm just that messy. Hope to see you Saturday. Love Bertha P.S. Harold's coming out for me on Saturday."...Oakville Public Library - Pumping Station and Reservoir
Pumping station was located between Kerr and Wilson Streets where the current Oakville Water Purification Plant is. The pumping station was built between 1908-1909. Pumping station was located between Kerr and Wilson Streets where the current Oakville Water Purification Plant is. The pumping station was built between 1908-1909.Oakville Public Library - River Scene
Posted in 1915. Sent to Arthur Hughes by his sister, Mary. Posted in 1915. Sent to Arthur Hughes by his sister, Mary.Oakville Public Library - Beach, Oakville, Ont
Photo of a beach at Lakeside Park. Mount Vernon is pictured at the top of the hill. Photo of a beach at Lakeside Park. Mount Vernon is pictured at the top of the hill.Oakville Public Library - Oakville Fire Department at Firemen Demonstration, Brampton, ON
Arthur Hughes is the 4th man in the left line, and Albert Hughes is the 4th man in the right line. Arthur Hughes is the 4th man in the left line, and Albert Hughes is the 4th man in the right line.Oakville Public Library - Reservoir and Power House, Oakville
Postcard sent from Arthur Hughes to his fiancee in Wimbledon, England in 1919. He went over to marry her in 1920. Sent 17 March 1919. Photo of the Oakville Pumping Station and Reservoir that was built between 1908-1909 and was located between Kerr and Wilson Streets. Postcard sent from Arthur Hughes to his fiancee in Wimbledon, England in 1919. He went over to marry her in 1920. Sent 17 March 1919. Photo of the Oakville Pumping …Oakville Public Library - Toronto & Hamilton Highway
Cox Estate is on the south side (right) of the photograph. Postcard sent by Arthur Hughes to his fiancee in Wimbledon, England in 1919. He went over to marry her in 1920. Sent 27 March 1919. Cox Estate is on the south side (right) of the photograph. Postcard sent by Arthur Hughes to his fiancee in Wimbledon, England in 1919. He went over to marry her …Oakville Public Library - Beach at Lakeside Park
Mount Vernon is pictured at the top of the hill. Postcard sent by Arthur Hughes to his fiancee in Wimbledon, England in 1919. He went over to marry her in 1920. Sent 10 February 1919. Mount Vernon is pictured at the top of the hill. Postcard sent by Arthur Hughes to his fiancee in Wimbledon, England in 1919. He went over to marry her in …Oakville Public Library - King George Arch Bridge
Arthur Hughes was born on a farm at the northeast corner of Upper Middle ad Sixth Line. Arthur Hughes to his fiancee in Wimbledon, England in 1919. He went over to marry her in 1920. Arthur Hughes was born on a farm at the northeast corner of Upper Middle ad Sixth Line. Arthur Hughes to his fiancee in Wimbledon, England in 1919. He went over …Oakville Public Library - West Pier, Oakville
West Pier of the Oakville Harbour in 1910. West Pier of the Oakville Harbour in 1910.Oakville Public Library - IOF Orphanage
Postcard sent by Arthur Hughes to his fiancee in Wimbledon, England in 1919. He went over to marry her in 1920. Sent 16 July 1919. The IOF Orphanage later became the Oaklands Regional Centre on Bond Street. Postcard sent by Arthur Hughes to his fiancee in Wimbledon, England in 1919. He went over to marry her in 1920. Sent 16 July 1919. The IOF Orphanage later became …Oakville Public Library - Navy Street North
Postcard sent by Arthur Hughes to his fiancee in Wimbledon, England in 1919. He went over to marry her in 1920. Sent 7 April 1919. Postcard sent by Arthur Hughes to his fiancee in Wimbledon, England in 1919. He went over to marry her in 1920. Sent 7 April 1919.Oakville Public Library - A Pretty Spot on the Lakefront
Postcard sent by Arthur Hughes to his fiancee in Wimbledon, England in 1919. He went over to marry her in 1920. Sent 17 March 1919. Postcard sent by Arthur Hughes to his fiancee in Wimbledon, England in 1919. He went over to marry her in 1920. Sent 17 March 1919.Oakville Public Library - Oakville Main Street Postcard
A postcard featuring a hand-coloured photograph of an empty Main Street (now Lakeshore Road) looking west circa 1911. A postcard featuring a hand-coloured photograph of an empty Main Street (now Lakeshore Road) looking west circa 1911.Oakville Public Library - Appleby School Postcard
Postcard featuring a black and white photograph of the front of Appleby School in Oakville. Postcard featuring a black and white photograph of the front of Appleby School in Oakville.Oakville Public Library - Oakville Beach Postcard
Postcard featuring a black and white photograph of an Oakville beach and some houses along the shore. Postcard featuring a black and white photograph of an Oakville beach and some houses along the shore.Oakville Public Library - Colborne Street Postcard
Postcard featuring a partially coloured photograph of Colborne Street (now Lakeshore) from around the 1910s Postcard featuring a partially coloured photograph of Colborne Street (now Lakeshore) from around the 1910sOakville Public Library - Colborne Street Postcard
Postcard featuring a partially coloured photograph of Colborne Street (now Lakeshore) from around the 1910s Postcard featuring a partially coloured photograph of Colborne Street (now Lakeshore) from around the 1910sOakville Public Library - East Colborne St. Postcard
Postcard featuring a black and white photograph of east Colborne Street (Now Lakeshore) Postcard featuring a black and white photograph of east Colborne Street (Now Lakeshore)Oakville Public Library
