Résultats

      Canoeing and games on sixteen Mile Creek in Oakville for Dominion Day.

      W.S. Davis picnics in the meadow with three unidentified women.

      From left to right are: Jean Cavers, Agnes Cavers Davis and husband W.S. Davis, Lynne Cavers and two unidentified children.

      From right to left are: Marie Cavers Langmuir, Agnes Cavers Davis, Margaret 'Peg' Langmuir and Davis boys, John Douglas 'Dud' and Jim. It is believed that the woman bending over is Isabel Langmuir.

      This house lies at the foot of Trafalgar Road in Oakville and was Ed Langmuir's summer home. In this photo it appears to be closed for the winter.

      Pictured from left to right are: Jim Davis, W.S. Davis, John Douglas 'Dud' Davis, Isabel Langmuir, Margaret 'Peg' Langmuir, Agnes Cavers Davis and Marie Cavers Langmuir.

      Located at the foot of Trafalgar Road was the summer home of the Langmuir family, Ed and wife Marie along with children Peg, Isabel, Janet and Grace. In the driveway sits a McLauglin-Buick.

      Located on Front Street, this property has been home to a variety of businesses. It was originally built as a paint factory during the 1870s. During the 1890s it was an electric generating plant and during the early 1920s a guest house. In 1925, Edith Brown purchased the property and …

      This photo was taken from the McCrae family's property which was located on Thomas Street. In the rear right of the photo, the corner of 176 Front Street can be seen. Directly in the background is Glenorchy cottage. The cottage at 176 Front Street was built in 1837 by James …