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    Teens performing a tap dance routine at a local dance recital.

    Children performing a tap dance routine at a local dance recital.

    Young teens performing a duet tap dance routine.

    Oakville’s first Town Hall and offices. Upstairs housed the community hall and the basement housed the local jail. It was built in 1862, but was destroyed by fire in 1913. The original building was l

    Mayor Allan Masson (left) and architect, Donald Hallford help lay the date stone on Oakville’s new administration building.

    The interior of this courtroom was designed with red sand-faced brick as was used on the exterior of the building. Bricks were hand-molded and fired (process used during the 19th century). The benche

    The Magistrate Court forms the bulk of the structure to the left. Town administration offices are to the right.

    Front entrance of the Oakville Municipal building. The dating plate says “This date stone was laid May 1, 1965 by His Worship A.M. Masson, Mayor, Town of Oakville.

    Goalie for the Girls Hockey League in 1965.

    Hockey skills practice for the Girls Hockey League.

    Members of the Girls Hockey League practicing their hockey skills.

    A sporting goods store display with advertising for the N.H.L. Oldtimers vs. Triad "Oaks" hockey game.

    Two women looking through a newspaper. A good example of 1960s women's fashions.

    Masks made by children at a local childcare program.

    Children at a daycare program making paper masks.

    Children at a childcare program doing arts and crafts.

    Students line up for their swimming exams at Lion's Community swimming pool.

    A photograph of the art on display at the Art Society's art show.

    A close-up view of some of the paintings present at the Art Society's "Art on the Green" art show.

    Art exhibits from the Art Society's "Art on the Green" art show.