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      This photo shows Sam King on his bicycle in front of the S C King coal company truck. The company was owned by his father, Cliff King. This photograph was provided by Neil O'Reilly during a Digitization Day event held by the County of Brant Public Library. Do you have …

      This photo depicts the old Scotland public school, on Church St. The school depicted was opened November 1, 1867, and used until 1924 when it was replaced with the Scotland Continuation School. The original Public School was moved further back on the property to a new foundation and continued to …

      This class photo shows the 1943 class of the Scotland Continuation School. The people in this photo are: Back row: Allison Burbidge, Gordon Serles, Lorne Graves, Bob Bannister, Ed Mitchell Second row: Miss. Brayley, Margaret Burbidge, Wilma Clark, Mabel Stratford, Enid Horning, Miss. Barrie Third row: Joan Birdsell, Amy McCutcheon, …

      This photo shows three young Oakland men in front of the VanDusen Block department store. The men are Donald Smith, Ed Mitchell, and Earl "Pru" Shellington. The VanDusen Block was a department store which was well known among residents. It was demolished around 1980. Among the products being advertised by …

      This photograph shows a group of students from Scotland School S. S. No 2. The picture was taken in 1904. Back row: Arthur Rock, Nellie Knox, Ern Vivian, Robert Swears, Gertie Giles. Maud Swears. Third row: Lottie Knox, Eva Wheeler, Alice Rammage, Flossie Vivian, Clarence Martin, Stanley Pursall, Harold Fisher, …

      This item is a reproduction of an 1894 map depicting the village of Scotland in the Townships of Burford and Oakland, County of Brant. It was produced by Jones & Fairchild, Ontario Land Surveyors. This map is Zoomify enabled! Click on the map to zoom in and pan around so …

      This photograph depicts students of the Scotland Continuation School. The picture was taken in 1919. The last person on the right in the front row is Pearl Owen. The original document was provided by Edward Chamberlain of London, ON.

      The Milton Historical Society has a number of similar letters written to David Downie at the time of Prince Albert's illness and death.

      Image of the Scottish Castle after which Erchless Estate in Oakville was named

      This series of photographs was taken during P. L. Robertson's trip to Scotland in August and September 1918. The photographs are pasted into an album with the following inscription "To Stimulate The memory of My glorious Visit to Scotland In August and September Nineteen Eighteen".

      This series of photographs was taken during P. L. Robertson's trip to Scotland in August and September 1918. They are pasted into an album with the following inscription "To Stimulate The memory of My glorious Visit to Scotland In August & September Nineteen Eighteen."

      This series of photographs was taken during P. L. Robertson's trip to Scotland in August and September 1918. They are pasted into an album with the following inscription "To Stimulate The memory of My glorious Visit to Scotland In August & September Nineteen Eighteen."

      This series of photographs was taken during P. L. Robertson's trip to Scotland in August and September 1918. They are pasted into an album with the following inscription: "To Stimulate The memory of My glorious Visit to Scotland In August and September Nineteen Eighteen". A small copy of this photograph …

      This series of photographs was taken during P. L. Robertson's trip to Scotland in August and September 1918. They are pasted into an album with the following inscription: "To Stimulate The memory of My glorious Visit to Scotland In August & September Nineteen Eighteen".

      This series of photographs was taken during P. L. Robertson's trip to Scotland in August and September 1918. They are pasted into an album with the following inscription: "To Stimulate The memory of My glorious Visit to Scotland In August & September Nineteen Eighteen".

      This series of photographs was taken during P. L. Robertson's trip to Scotland in August and September 1918. They are pasted into an album with the following inscription: "To Stimulate The memory of My glorious Visit to Scotland In August & September Nineteen Eighteen." There is also a small copy …

      This series of photographs was taken during P. L. Robertson's trip to Scotland in August and September 1918. They are pasted into an album with the following inscription: "To Stimulate The memory of My glorious Visit to Scotland In August & September Nineteen Eighteen."

      This series of photographs was taken during P. L. Robertson's trip to Scotland in August and September 1918. They are pasted into an album with the following inscription: "To Stimulate The memory of My glorious Visit to Scotland In August & September Nineteen Eighteen."

      This series of photographs was taken during P. L. Robertson's trip to Scotland in August and September 1918. They are pasted into an album with the following inscription: "To Stimulate The memory of My glorious Visit to Scotland in August & September Nineteen Eighteen."

      This series of photographs was taken during P. L. Robertson's trip to Scotland in August and September 1918. They are pasted into an album with the following inscription: "To Stimulate The memory of My glorious Visit to Scotland In August & September Nineteen Eighteen."