Résultats

      Story and photos focusing on Stan Scislowski's experiences in the Canadian Army , during World War II

      This is a picture and a transcript of an interview with Ed Busby. A link to the video interview

      The 50-acre farm property and house, purchased in 1898 by George Blair, was north of the boundary of the Village of Burlington. The house front west elevation faces Brant Street; the address was formerly 687 Brant Street. This property was designated under the Ontario Heritage Act in 2000.

      Darwyn Hourie demonstrating blacksmithing to a group of new students at the Waldie Blacksmith Shop, Milton, Ont.

      Jim Dills (left) receiving Writing award from MP Gary Carr

      John McDonald (left) receiving Educational Award from Mayor Gordon Krantz

      Angelo DeMedicis (right) of Milton Home Hardware receiving award from MPP Ted Chudleigh

      A colour photograph of the Brown/Hicksite Cemetery. Society of Friends (Quaker). It is located on the North side of Kingston Road, East, behind 310 Kingston Road (Cinnabar Kennels).

      A colour photograph of a Headstone in the Brown/Hicksite Cemetery for the Webster Family. Society of Friends (Quaker). It is located on the north side of Kingston Road, East, behind 310 Kingston Road (Cinnabar Kennels). "Martha A. Webster 1840-1908 Alberta Webster 1860-1938 Rebecca A. Webster 1851-1938 Herbert E. Webster 1858-1940 …

      A colour photograph of Potters Field and the Ley Family burial ground. It is located South/East of Highway 2 and Mill Street (south of the Friends Cemetery). This monument contains the headstones from the Ley Family Cemetery and from Potters Field covering the time period from 1844 to 1884.

      A colour photograph of a plaque at the Potters Field and Ley Family Burial Ground. It is located South/East of Highway 2 and Mill Street, South of the Friend's Cemetery. "This monument contains the headstones from the Ley Family cemetery and from Potters Field covering the time period from 1844 …

      A colour photograph of the Pickering United Church Cemetery located at 545 Kingston Road, West.

      A colour photograph of a plaque at the "Burial Ground of the Ley Family". West of Rotherglen Road, south side of Lincoln Avenue, in the Picov Parkette.

      A colour photograph of the entrance to the Picov Parkette, facing the plaque for the Ley Family Burial Ground.

      A colour photograph of the Elizabeth Street Cemetery's monuments.

      A colour photograph of the Ellicot Cemetery, which is also the Bethel Church burial ground. It is located on the south west corner of Sideline 16 and Concession 5.

      A colour photograph of John and Elizabeth Tolsher's headstone, found in the Ellicot Cemetery (A.K.A. Bethel Church Burial Ground). It is located in the South/West corner of Sideline 16 and Con. 5. "In memor of John Tolsher Died Dec 7, 1872. Aged 84 years. Elizabeth Beloved wifeof the above died …

      A colour photograph of the marker in the Greenwood Conservation Area for the grave of Oliver Badgerow. His grave lies to the right of the marker and behind the trees. Oliver Badgerow was a member of the infamous "Markham Gang". Upon his release from prison he settled in Pickering Township. …

      A colour photograph of the headstone for the grave of Oliver Badgerow, which is in the Greenwood Conservation Area. Oliver Badgerow was a member of the infamous "Markham Gang". Upon his release from prison he settled in Pickering Township. The northern half of his 100-acre farm on the 4th concession …

      A colour photograph of a plaque at the Simcoe Point Pioneer Cemetery, or the Peak/Greenlaw Cemetery. On the west bank of Duffins Creek – close to Lake Ontario, on what is known as Simcoe Point – is the small Peak-Greenlaw family cemetery. Many descendants of William Peak, the first white …