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    The rink portion of the arena is demolished at 42 Mill Street.

    The brick portion of the arena, dating from 1922, is demolished at 42 Mill Street.

    The demolition of the brick portion of the arena continues.

    The demolition of the former Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church on Maple Avenue.

    The demolition of the former Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church on Maple Avenue.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 17 Oct 1968, p. 1     A workman throws bricks from the charred ruins of Town Hall at Cross and Guelph Street. It was demolished three weeks after it was destroyed by fire.

Tallyn, Lisa; Anderson, Gerry; Brown, Ted, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 31 Mar 2006, p. 3     Cheers could be heard on Churchill Cr. in Georgetown early Thursday morning as a throng of area residents watched an excavator knock down a home on that street and several brightly coloured "sheds" f

Lea, David, Oakville Beaver, 13 Aug 2010, p1 cont'd on p4 and p12     Oakville Heritage Register

Oakville Beaver, 12 Sep 2001, A2     Includes photograph

Oakville Beaver, 27 Apr 1994, p. 24     Includes photograph

Oakville Beaver, 30 Jul 2010, 1, 3     ...

Oakville Beaver, 5 Aug 1998, p. 1     Includes photograph.

Oakville Beaver, 15 Aug 2001, A1, A8     Trafalgar Village Mall Includes photograph.

Oakville Beaver, 14 Jun 2002, p. 3     Includes photograph

Oakville Beaver, 23 Aug 2000, A1, A5     Includes photograph.

Lea, David, Oakville Beaver, 17 Sep 2010, p.1 cont'd p 10     ...

    Two angles of the demolition of the Radial Bridge in Oakville that once transported people between Oakville and Hamilton.

    Photographs showing the demolition of Oakville’s old Radial bridge.

Brown, Ted; Preston, Gord; Tallyn, Lisa, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 3 Mar 2006, 1, 3     There's nothing left but a vacant lot at 52 Confederation St. after the Town of Halton Hills demolished a home last Friday that area residents had been complaining about for years. Owner of the home,

Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 3 Mar 2006, p. 6     There is much to be said about keeping government out of an individual's personal affairs and also about the lack of respect many have for history. But, there is also a valid argument to the point th