From Trails to Township - 150 Years of Trafalgar

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Description
Media Type
Image
Text
Item Type
Banners
Description
In 2017, the TTHS revealed new banner panels showing the trails and trade routes of the Haudenosaunee, Anishinaabe and other indigenous Nations here when Trafalgar Township was named, through to amalgamation with the Town of Oakville in 1962.

The banners are displayed at the home of the Trafalgar Township Historical Society which is the old Palermo one-room schoolhouse, 2431 Dundas West, Oakville, Ontario.

Thank you to Michelle Knoll who worked tirelessly on this project, to the Oakville Community Foundation and their Larry Wilson Fund, to Kayleigh Jalsevac for content and design, to Julian Kingston from the Town of Oakville, Erchless Museum to Sherry Saevil and Stephen Paquet for content advice.
Notes
To easily read the written text on each of the panels, click on "Pages" "Select" to click on each.

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Date Of Event
2017
Subject(s)
Local identifier
TTMNK000710
Collection
Trafalgar Township Historical Society
Language of Item
English
Geographic Coverage
  • Ontario, Canada
    Latitude: 43.48341 Longitude: -79.71632
  • Ontario, Canada
    Latitude: 43.50011 Longitude: -79.78293
Copyright Statement
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Recommended Citation
From Trails to Township - 150 Years of Trafalgar
Contact
Trafalgar Township Historical Society
Email:michelle@tths.ca
Website:

Trafalgar Township Historical Society Sponsor: Jeff Knoll, Local & Regional Councillor for Oakville Ward 5 – Town of Oakville/Regional Municipality of Halton
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