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- Gympsum Lime and Alabastine kilns at KelsoThree natural draft lime kilns of Gypsum Lime and Alabastine Limited in 1957. GLA bought the kilns from the Robertson Lime Company in the late 1920s. GLA was bought by Dominion Tar and Chemical Company (Domtar) in 1959. A controlled amount of water was added to the quicklime produced in …Three natural draft lime kilns of Gypsum Lime and Alabastine Limited in 1957. GLA bought the kilns from the Robertson Lime Company in the late 1920s. GLA was bought by …Milton Historical Society
- Main and Fulton, view from Grace Anglican ChurchThe buildings were all demolished by Brian Best in 1974 and Trafalgar Square was built. 310 Main Street East. This can be seen in images #773 and 774.The buildings were all demolished by Brian Best in 1974 and Trafalgar Square was built. 310 Main Street East. This can be seen in images #773 and 774.Milton Historical Society
- Toronto Dominion Bank, corner of Main East and FultonThe same view as Image #767The same view as Image #767Milton Historical Society
- Toronto Dominion Bank, Main St. E. and Fulton, MiltonThe same view as Image #767The same view as Image #767Milton Historical Society
- View of the corner of Charles and Mary Streets.Notes from Jack Charlton - 'This house is no longer there! The auto seen here is parked on the street. This area is a public lot owned by the Town. The house referred to above is the next house south on Charles St. From the abstract the house in picture …Notes from Jack Charlton - 'This house is no longer there! The auto seen here is parked on the street. This area is a public lot owned by the Town. …Milton Historical Society
- CNR train No. 660 at MiltonScan onlyScan onlyMilton Historical Society
- The 'Peanut' crossing Steeles AvenueScan onlyScan onlyMilton Historical Society
- Milton CNR StationScan onlyScan onlyMilton Historical Society
- "Chicago Express" at MiltonScan onlyScan onlyMilton Historical Society
- Canadian Pacific freight moving west through MiltonScan onlyScan onlyMilton Historical Society
- Veterans Parade on Main Street, MiltonScan onlyScan onlyMilton Historical Society
- 8 Martin Street, Milton, OntarioFor further information, see "Historic Homes and Buildings of Milton, Volume II"For further information, see "Historic Homes and Buildings of Milton, Volume II"Milton Historical Society
- Roadwork at the corner of Pine and Prince......Milton Historical Society
- Roadwork on Pine StreetPicture taken at Pine and Court looking down the hill towards Commercial StreetPicture taken at Pine and Court looking down the hill towards Commercial StreetMilton Historical Society
- Roadwork on Pine StreetPhotograph taken from the corner of Fulton and Pine looking up the hill towards the intersection of Pine and CourtPhotograph taken from the corner of Fulton and Pine looking up the hill towards the intersection of Pine and CourtMilton Historical Society
- Roadwork on Pine StreetTaken from the front of 366 Pine Street looking towards Court StreetTaken from the front of 366 Pine Street looking towards Court StreetMilton Historical Society
- Roadwork on Pine StreetPicture taken from 366 Pine Street looking towards the house on the corner of Pine and PrincePicture taken from 366 Pine Street looking towards the house on the corner of Pine and PrinceMilton Historical Society
- Roadwork on Pine StreetPhotograph taken from outside 366 Pine Street looking towards Milton Mall and Ontario StreetPhotograph taken from outside 366 Pine Street looking towards Milton Mall and Ontario StreetMilton Historical Society
- Main Street, Milton, OntarioView of Main Street looking west. On the right hand side of the photograph is the old Milton Town Hall, now used for offices. Just to the rear of this is the old post office, now a restaurant. In the distance is the United church.View of Main Street looking west. On the right hand side of the photograph is the old Milton Town Hall, now used for offices. Just to the rear of this …Milton Historical Society
- Martin Street at intersection with Main Street. Milton, Ont.Looking south-east. House partially hidden by trees is the house which was used as Milton's first hospital. The brick building to the right of the picture is the Post Office.Looking south-east. House partially hidden by trees is the house which was used as Milton's first hospital. The brick building to the right of the picture is the Post Office.Milton Historical Society