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Schoolhouse Speakers Series Tuesday, November 29 at 7pm ­ John McDonald will be joining us. Schoolhouse Open House Dates Our July open house was such a success that we squeezed in an August one as well! We are getting a great turn out to these. Feel free to drop by and bring something for "show & tell"! October 14th is our next date. The school is open 1:30-3:30 for people to go through our archives, to visit and reminisce. TTHS Fall Fair Join us for the TTHS Fall Fair September 24th during Oakville Doors Open 10am to 4pm at the schoolhouse. Featuring Fred Oliver display, a photo exhibit & sale, early school book and desk display, children's activities, heritage group displays, BBQ, archives room available for research. If you would like to share your family heritage information or artefacts that day please let us know. I found this photo of one of our first fairs. Joyce Burnell is dressed in heritage costume. Joyce was one of our supporters and passed away at the age of 90 in March of this year. TTHS Board Meetings Our next board meeting is at the schoolhouse at 3pm on Tuesday September 6th at 3pm. Please let us know if you are interested in attending. Everyone is welcome to attend and participate in discussion. michelle@tths.ca Scanning Anne choate Little continues to add new photos so please check in on the http://images.halinet.on.ca/search site from time to time. Anne has recently added a number of Ross Warks Bronte post cards. Queries & Contributions Artist J. Weykamp Mike & Lesley Stott own a painting by J. Weykamp and have been trying to find out who he or she was. We have a scan of a painting by Weykamp (TTOIDED0018) which is a scene of horses and men working on a road that is called "Pulling Stone for Trafalgar Road". The painting they have is one of an old woman asleep in a chair. The signatures look identical. Can anyone help? Trafalgar Post Offices Irene Saunders sent in this response to the question about the Traflagar Post Office. When he took over the general store at Postville in 1925 my uncle, Leslie Bradley took over the job of postmaster as well. It was always called the Trafalgar Post office and was at the rear of the store. I don't know the name of the former post master. You'd have to go to the registry office to find that. I know that Uncle Leslie's pay was not as much as the former postmaster because they said he didn't have the experience.. 2