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Médias: Objets- Médias: Images
- Situation géographique: Oakville
- Types de document: Photographs
- Année: 1908
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- Oakville Parade
A marching band follows the parade route along Main Street, also known as Colborne Street. The street was later renamed Lakeshore Road. A marching band follows the parade route along Main Street, also known as Colborne Street. The street was later renamed Lakeshore Road.Oakville Public Library - Louisa Brooman with children Phyl and Jack
Louisa Brooman stands on the doorstep with young Phyl and baby Jack who is around one month old. Louisa Brooman stands on the doorstep with young Phyl and baby Jack who is around one month old.Oakville Public Library - Brooman Family
Louisa and Charles Brooman stand with their children Phyl, Winnie and baby Jack who is around one month of age. Louisa and Charles Brooman stand with their children Phyl, Winnie and baby Jack who is around one month of age.Oakville Public Library - Louisa Brooman and children
Louisa Brooman sits on a bench holding one month old Jack. Winnie Brooman sits on her left and Phyl Brooman stands on her right. Louisa Brooman sits on a bench holding one month old Jack. Winnie Brooman sits on her left and Phyl Brooman stands on her right.Oakville Public Library - Winnie Brooman
Winnie Brooman aged 7 sits on a fence holding her doll. Winnie Brooman aged 7 sits on a fence holding her doll.Oakville Public Library - Phyl Brooman
Phyl Brooman aged 4 plays with her blocks. Phyl Brooman aged 4 plays with her blocks.Oakville Public Library - Winnie Brooman
Winnie Brooman aged 7 enjoys a snack. Winnie Brooman aged 7 enjoys a snack.Oakville Public Library
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