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    This series of photographs was taken during P. L. Robertson's trip to Scotland in August and September 1918. They are pasted into an album with the following inscription: "To Stimulate The memory of

    This series of photographs was taken during P. L. Robertson's trip to Scotland in August and September 1918. They are pasted into an album with the following inscription: "To Stimulate The memory of

    This series of photographs was taken during P. L. Robertson's trip to Scotland in August and September 1918. They are pasted into an album with the following inscription: "To Stimulate The memory of

    This series of photographs was taken during P. L. Robertson's trip to Scotland in August and September 1918. They are pasted into an album with the following inscription: "To Stimulate The memory of

    This series of photographs was taken during P. L. Robertson's trip to Scotland in August and September 1918. They are pasted into an album with the following inscription: "To Stimulate The memory of

    This series of photographs was taken during P. L. Robertson's trip to Scotland in August and September 1918. They are pasted into an album with the following inscription: "To Stimulate The memory of

    This series of photographs was taken during P. L. Robertson's trip to Scotland in August and September 1918. They are pasted into an album with the following inscription: "To Stimulate The memory of

    This series of photographs was taken during P. L. Robertson's trip to Scotland in August and September 1918. They are pasted into an album with the following inscription: "To Stimulate The memory of

    Display for the province of Alberta. Scan taken from postcard

    Display to honour the province of Saskatchewan. Scan taken from postcard

    The school was demolished in 1973 and the Milton Public Library erected on the lot. Caption underneath the photograph reads "This picture shows students of Bruce St. School from the year 1918. Are th

    Built c. 1856. Destroyed by fire 1963. Mill to the left of the picture. To the right is the back of the town hall.

    Built c. 1856. Destroyed by fire 1963.

    Spillway at bypass dam at head of Mill Pond. Railway water tower is in the background. Unidentified figure sitting on rocks at the left of the spillway.

    57 Martin Street was the primary home of the Martin family.

    Horse evidently pulling wagon outside Martin's mill in Milton. In the back ground is a second horse.

    School children carrying chairs up Prince Street, back to the school, possibly from the Methodist Church Garden Party on July 19, 1918. Also see P968.

    Methodist Church Garden Party. Church is on the left, the drive shed at centre back. Also see P964.

    Granny Hill's house (3 Tweedle) decorated for Uncle Ed's return from World War One.

    Catherine Clayton, Margaret Coulthurst, James and Margaret Clayton.