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    Robb's Drugstore window displays.

    Front entrance to Robb's Drugstore, Main Street.

    Robb's Drugstore window displays.

    Looking up Mill Street towards Main Street. The Legion is on the right.

    127 Mill Street. The Royal Canadian Legion site. The building was built around c1880 to house H.A. McCallum's livery stables. In 1909 the stables were bought by John Willoughby. At that time they wer

    Main Street. Note the church spire to the left and the horse-drawn carriage travelling on the left side of the street (lower right in photo).

    Physical condition: excellent condition - no creases or silvering. Printed onKodak paper.

    Postcard from Eva Nelson

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    Now Lakeshore Road East. Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville is the church building on the main street.

Esquesing Tweedsmuir History, c.1908     Looking south down Main Street from Bunker's Hill. Hotel on right is Hill's Hotel, which burned on 5 October 1909.

    Main and Prince Streets. On the left was formerly a general store erected 1854. Reputedly the store Timothy Eaton first worked in. Centre : Town Hall erected 1871. Right: Copper Kettle Inn - general

    One in a series of photos of a Guelph Street inventory.

    One in a series of photos of a Guelph Street inventory.

    Physical condition: excellent condition - no creases or silvering. Printed on Kodak paper.

    Main Street looking south-east. Hotel McGibbon at centre. Note the hydro poles.

    One in a series of photos of a Guelph Street inventory.