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    This house was likely demolished in 2002 or 2003. We are not certain if it was 136 Dundas East or West.

    Ruth (Dixon) Taylor is at the front door of "Sprucedale", the 200 acre home farm on Lot 14, Concession 4, Trafalgar Township. John Dixon, sometimes spelled Dickson first built a log home, then a fram

    For further information, see "Historic Homes and Buildings of Milton, Volume II"

    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

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

    The westerly section of St. Paul's United Church was built in the 1850s. The Wesleyan Methodist Church demolished in 1961 to make room for the Christian Education Centre, 1962. The lot under the two

    Built in 1861. The house is now 56 James St. This photograph was taken from "Milton Semi-Centennial 1857-1907". For further information see "Historic Homes of Milton, Vol. I"

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    The house was used as a bobbin factory and a barrel factory before being converted into a double house. Sam Roberts and his mother lived in one half. Then the Davidson's owned it when they bought the

    The brass band on the lawn of Lindley Beaumont, 580 Main Street, Glen Williams. Back: Walter Marchment, Edgar Mulligan, "Bert" Herbert Graham, Tom Allen, George Beaumont, Mark Clark, William Beaumont

    View of village taken from hill behind Prince St. (about 7a Prince St.) Hotel at centre right. Beaumont home at centre left.

    This 1 storey concrete block garage at 41 Park Avenue is one in a series of photos for the Georgetown urban inventory, Phase I.

    MacLaren Family in front of family home, "Glenbrae". Alex and Minnie (Stewart) seated. Doug MacLaren is child on right.

    Major W.F. Eaton was the son of Timothy Eaton and purchased the above property located at 1208 Lakeshore Rd. E in 1916 and built the estate in 1921. It was named Ballymena after the family's home in

    Both the Dent and Bradley families ran general stores on the northwest corner of Trafalgar and Dundas. Leslie Bradley took over the store from the Carpenter family in 1925 and was postmaster. The Den

    This intersection was called Post's Corners, later Postville.

    The Ford farm was on 5th Line at Lower Base Road, Trafalgar Township.

    Information from Isobel Ford: This house on the Fifth Line was built by my great grandfather James Ford – my grandfather J.A. Ford and family lived here, also my father R.R. Ford and family. Hank, Ji