Résultats

      Hugh Foster donated the land for the building of the Court House, the Jail,the Registry office and Victoria Park. The presentation consisted of a reproduction of a picture of Hugh Foster and a copy of his original letter in which he made his donation to the Town.

      Hugh Foster donated the land for the building of the Court House, the Jail,the Registry office and Victoria Park. The presentation consisted of a reproduction of a picture of Hugh Foster and a copy of his original letter in which he made his donation to the Town.

      Meeting of the Milton Historical Society

      Left to right - Jack Charlton, Alex Cooke and Mayor Gordon Krantz discussing map in relationship to the old Registrar's office, at that time being renovated and re-named the Hugh Foster Hall.

      Meeting about the village of "Limhouse". Left - John McDonald. Right - Alex Cooke.

      John McDonald (left) talking to Ad Woodley (right). John McDonald talked about the village of "Limehouse".

      Left to right - Jessie Hamilton, Marjorie Powys, Jean Butts, Len McNeil. Meeting held in basement room of the Town Hall.

      Received Honorary Doctor of Letters from Laurentian University in 1984. Talked about his search for rare letters, photographs, wills, deeds etc.

      Front row, with backs to camera, left Jean Butts, right Jessie Hamilton. Left to right - Len McNeil, Alex Cooke, Jack Charlton, Brenda Whitlock, Jim Dills, Marjorie Powys.

      Subject of the meeting was "Limehouse" - Jack Charlton introducing the speaker, John McDonald.

      Jim Dills showing a group of young boys the crest of the Town of Milton.

      Visitors to the Council Chambers in the Town Hall. Second from left is Alex Cooke (Milton Historical Society), third from left is Councillor Brad Clements

      A young visitor to the Levee seated in a council member's chair

      Visitors touring the Milton Town Hall

      Brenda Whitlock serving coffee to visitors at the Mayor's New Year's Levee, January 1988

      Ken Lamb, President of the Milton Historical Society presenting to Mayor Gordon Krantz a framed photograph of Hugh Foster together with a photocopy of his original letter donating the land for the original Registry Office. The occasion was the opening of the newly refurbished building as a community meeting hall. …

      For further information see "Milton Area Biographies, V.2."

      For further information please see "Milton Area Biographies V.2."