Résultats

      This essay will demonstrate the growth of Oakville over the years and is based on images found in the archives of the Oakville Historical Society

      Orig.Mr. & Mrs. Henry Burden estate. Mounted photogr. By 'Corlis Toronto.' See 5928-5940. Donor: Doreen Funnell. Map Cab.Drawer #5.; Lakeshore Rd. E. now Raymar Estate.; Curved drive to house, lamp post.

      From 'Oakville Past & Present' 1912.' See 322, 514, 675, 924, 953, 1186, 5238, 5451, 5454.; Lake Ontario.; Sailors on board.

      Dr. J. Urquhart, Oakville Medical Hall, established 1835 - oldest established medical line in Canada. Until 1933 occupied by Urquhart family. From 'Beautiful Oakville' See 735; 182 Lakeshore East, Lakeshore/Colborne; Front of building; various

      Justus W.Williams (with sideburns), 1798-1875.; Portrait Justus W.Williams

      First Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) train to pass through Oakville, 8.33 A.M., June 29, 1897. From 'Beautiful Oakville' See 105.; Oakville railroad

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      Reprint from painting of Colonel William Chisholm

      See 48, 102, 1254.1, 1259-1263, etc.; Front of Royal Exchange Hotel; Hillmer family in carriages, with goat and 2 cows.

      Schooner 'Britannia, from daguerrotype in possession of Mr. Robert Wilson, Toronto, descendant of Captain Robert Wilson (1806-'88). 1830's the Britannia was owned by William Chisholm, and sailed out of Oakville. (see 'Oakville & the Sixteen').; Oakville Harbour

      Town Hall and lock-up., built 1862/3, destroyed by fire 1911. See 'Beautiful Oakville'. See 107, 119, 5445.; Navy Street West side and north of present Bowling Greens; Old Town Hall

      Reprint Folder 2 Oakville Museum. Original with Oakville Museum. Donor: Mrs. Frances Ahern.; Hazel Mathews-Chisholm, with cat

      Group sitting on large logs. See 91, 111, 290, 392, 738, 942, 1029, 1031, 1052, 1076, 5033, 6264/5.; Factory of Oakville Basket Company; Large group - labourers

      Boots and Shoes, Harness, Collars, Trunks, Whips It burned down and they moved back to No. 194 . From 'Beautiful Oakville'. See 64.; South East corner of Thomas and Lakeshore, Oakville; Storefront; Various persons, E.H.Gulledge's Store

      Calithumpian Parade, early 1900's. Oversize negative. Original in possession of Aggie Balmer. See 75.; At South side of Colborne at George Street; Gulledge's boots, shoes and harness store.

      Reprint Folder 3 Oakville Museum. Original with Oakville Museum; Portrait Duncan Chisholm, 1824-1888.

      Formerly Wesleyan. 1851-1878. Sepia colour.; South East corner Dunn and Randall; Church, now St. John's United Church.

      John Doty's Carriage Spring & Axle Works, Oakville, Ontario. Advertisement. Copy courtesy of George Buzzard. Framed with 126. See 84, 99, 125/6, 693, 780, 819,; North West corner Colborne and Forsythe, 16 Mile Creek; Foundry-factory

      Date: September 18, 1894. Named after the Governor-General, Lord Aberdeen. Constructed at a cost of $ 11,000. From 'Beautiful Oakville'; Sixteen Mile Creek, Colborne Street looking East; Various on East and West side on Colborne; Many, attending opening,

      Macorquodale Brothers Photographers, Toronto. Original with Misses Wilson, Toronto. Donor: Dr. and Mrs. Teskey.; Captain Robert Wilson, 1806-1888.