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    See link to images on right hand side for subsequent pages of this booklet.

    Home of Adam and Alexander Dick, circa 1870’s. One of the brothers was so sick that his brother had to go fetch the doctor. He stopped at a neighbour’s house on Derry Rd, and asked a man named MacDou

    Centriller replaced the former Bronte (Public) School, S.S. 13.

    The White Oak diner, which now occupies the space where Peter Kelley’s Furniture used to be.

    In the spring and summer of 2015, the Trafalgar Township Historical Society took on the project of photographing the historic houses from the North Service Road north to Burnhamthorpe Road, from Nint

    3371 Trafalgar Road is recognized by the Town of Oakville on the Register of Properties of Cultural Heritage Value or Interest (Not Designated), "This property has potential cultural heritage value f

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    Ken Lamb, President of the Milton Historical Society presenting to Mayor Gordon Krantz a framed photograph of Hugh Foster together with a photocopy of his original letter donating the land for the or

    Left - Noel Duignan, MPP. Right - Walt Elliott, former MPP

    Right -Walt Elliott, former MPP

    Right - Walt Elliott- former MPP

    Black and white group photograph in cardboard presentation folder

    McGregor's Hardware store was located at 234 Lakeshore Road East, Oakville. From 1855-1878, it was a general store owned by John McCorkindale. John Kelley took it over next; operating Kelley's Hardwa

    Mississauga Heritage identifier is PH1634. A 1989 back view of the house showing a wood frame addition is on the City's Heritage website: http://www.mississauga.ca/portal/residents/allhistoricimages?

    In the spring and summer of 2015, the Trafalgar Township Historical Society took on the project of photographing the historic houses from the North Service Road north to Burnhamthorpe Road, from Nint

    For further information regarding this house, please consult "Historic Homes of Milton Vol. I"

    A view across the fields to the farmhouse and farm buildings, on the northwest corner of the intersection of Dundas Street and Trafalgar Road. This is the James Appelbe house that is being preserved

    The house burned in July 2009.