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    Although Palermo failed to receive a heritage district designation, very stiff guidelines as per the Winter 2011 Trafalgar Township Historical Society Newsletter were approved by the Town of Oakville

    You can view the complete newsletter in full text by clicking on "Original PDF" on the right side of the record. Individual pages can each be viewed in PDF format by clicking on "Pages" "Select" at t

    You can view the complete newsletter in full text by clicking on "Document PDF" on the right side of the record. Individual pages can each be viewed in PDF format by clicking on "Pages" "Select" at t

    You can view the complete newsletter in full text by clicking on "Document PDF" on the right side of the record. All TTHS Newsletters can be easily retrieved by clicking on the link under "Groups of

    You can view the complete newsletter in full text by clicking on "Original PDF" on the right side of the record. Individual pages can each be viewed in PDF format by clicking on "Pages" "Select" at t

    The identification on each lot is the Concession number in Roman numeral followed by lot number. E.g. "I-35" is Concession 1, Lot 35. "II-30" is Concession 2, Lot 30.

    You can view the complete newsletter in full text by clicking on "TTHS Winter PDF" on the right side of the record. All TTHS Newsletters can be easily retrieved by clicking on the link under "Groups

    The second photograph in this record is of the parkette. See "Pages Select". The Trafalgar Township Historical Society has a very large print chart (with map features) showing the geneology of the Cl

    Palermo Schoolhouse is located at 2431 Dundas Street West. The schoolhouse is currently home to the Trafalgar Historical Society. There was a school in Palermo as early as 1819. It was one of 3 publi

    Pen and Ink sketch of the Huffman farm, later the Reed farm at 10114 Eighth Line on the west side. It has been demolished.

    A pen and ink sketch of the Cook farm house at 14256 10 Sideroad, on the south side.

    Mark Rowe and Rick Hunter chat with Mayor Rick Bonnette on the right, while people inspect the Shorncliffe Quilt on display at Mountainview Senior’s Home.

    Pauline Greenslade points out her father’s name, Orbey Herrington on the Shorncliffe Quilt on display at Mountainview Senior’s Home.

    Mark Rowe, Rick Hunter, Ray Denny and XXXX at Esquesing Historical Society meeting about Jean Somerville’s book on her father, Andy Frank, He Did It All with Dignity and Dispatch. It was held at the

    Jean Somerville holds the book on her father, Andy Frank, He Did It All with Dignity and Dispatch at Esquesing Historical Society meeting where she spoke. It was held at the Acton Public Library.

    The plaque on the Community Hall at 13389 Fifth Line.

    Mary Shier of the Limehouse Kiln Society, shows the interpretive sign entitled “Limehouse Powder Magazine” in the Conservation Area.

    Lloyd McIntyre stands behind the interpretive sign entitled, “Limehouse Powder Magazine”.

    The setting sun catches the Ontario Trust plaque in front of the Georgetown branch of the Halton Hills Public Library at 9 Church Street.

    Repair of the stained glass window in the Gallery at the Georgetown Library.