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    Dungannon was the Davis family home. Located at 40 First Street it was built by William Francis Romain in 1855, a long serving Councilor and Mayor. The Davis family took residence during the 1900s an

    74 Brookfield Cres. - Home of Ronald B. White (L); 68 Brookfield Cres. - Home of Mary. M. Knowles (R). 74 Brookfield Cres. Pt. Res. A - 70' x 338' L - 1750 - B - 5175 - T - 6925 78 Brookfield Cres. P

    Home of Robert M. Green. Pt. Res. A - 100' x 289' L - 2500 - B - 4750 - T - 7250

    Located on the North side of Rebecca Street, west of Chisholm Street.

    For further information about the house, click on the link to the undated Town of Oakville Heritage Assessment Report for the property. This is underneath the photograph, under "Other Web Sites". The

    Members of the King family in front of what is now the Cork House, in which the family lived from 1900 until 1930. A family photo notes they are "off to Cullingworth place to pick pears!" Pictured ar

    William and Maud married in 1902. Myrtle was born in 1903. Around the time of their marriage, William bought the farm just south of Sheridan at Lot 1 Con 2 SDS Trafalgar Township. Much of the land wa

    Approach to Elmbank farm. For more information, please see the booklet donated along with these images. Scans of this booklet can be found by entering "Century Old Home" into the search field.

    "Sprucedale" was the family name for the 200 acre home farm on Lot 14, Concession 4, Trafalgar Township, now in Milton, Ontario. John Dixon, sometimes spelled Dickson, first built a log home, then a

    Family member Neil Hoover has created a website, linked here with his permission, so you can explore the Alton, Hardy and Wilson family heritage further. Click on the link "Alton-Hardy-Wilson" to the

    Coloured engraved map of the Town of Milton showing wards, lot lines and numbers, property owners, outlines of buildings and ward boundaries. Details include engravings (clockwise from top left): "la

    Bird's Eye View of Glen Williams taken on rise behind mill race, behind Town Hall. Hall is centre, front. To the right is the blacksmith shop and to the left is Wheeler's General Store.

    Étretat is a small seaside town flanked by dramatic chalk cliffs about 26 kilometres north of Le Havre on the Upper Normandy coast. It was the location of a British General Base Hospital for five yea

    This house was a boarding house during the war for Japanese men moved from the West Coast to work at the Sheridan Nurseries. Most remained in Ontario after the war.

    Home of David R. Pidgeon. Lot 147 - Plan 347 - 60' x 146' L - 775, B - 4375, T - 5150

    Looking East on Lakewood Dr., Oakville.

    Front view of 226 Kerr Street.

    Home of Howard French.

    Streetside view of Maple Ave.

    A view of the restored William Wass House (also Balsam Lawn). The house was originally built in 1878 and belonged to William Wass, an Oakville businessman.