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    This house was incorporated into the landfill site but is still standing

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    The house, a renovated stone farmhouse, was built c.1851. For further information see "Historic Homes of Milton" published by The Milton Historical Society. The house is situated just south of Steele

    Taken from an album with seven other photos.

    A brick one and one-half-storey farmhouse with a large barn, known as “Cedar Drive Farm”. This house is not shown in the 1877 Halton Atlas. It is located on Lot 1, Concession 5. The photo was printed

    The photo was printed in the Halton Hills Rural Heritage Inventory, August 1991 as 6.0.01.

    James was born in Halton County in 1885 but later moved to Woodbridge which is where this farm was located. The sketch was done by a friend of the family.

    Speck farm – purchased from Featherstone family about 1935. Location; lot 9, conc 7 NDS, east half. 2 farms south of Derry Rd

    This was the home of T.R. Lyon.

    Alice Ward listed on the 1891 census as a domestic residing with the Thomas Chisholm family. She was aged 17 years at the time. According to the same census, she was from England. Presumably she was

    The link in this record takes you to the Canadian County Atlas Project. At this website, you can enter in the surname, County is Halton, and for the Ingleharts, you select Trafalgar Township South. T

    The Neelands farm on the west side of Trafalgar Road, north of the Canadian Pacific Railway tracks. It was purchased by Ontario Hydro, for the construction of the transmission line. The house later b

    In 2007-8, this house was considered for preservation and a heritage designation. Please also see newsletters of the Trafalgar Township Historical Society and the December 2008 "Hearing Report McKell

    Linked is a Toronto Star newstory about the unsuccessful efforts to save this house by the Trafalgar Township Historical Society and other concerned Oakville citizens. Also, the Heritage Report for t

    This farm was located just west of Snider's Corners at Ninth Line on Burnhamthorpe Road. It is listed in the Town of Oakville Heritage Register, properly called the "Register of Properties of Cultura

    This photograph was taken in about 2009, just before demolition. The properties of 1288 and 1264 Burnhamthorpe Road East, Oakville, Ontario were owned by developers and the demolition had proper auth

    Burnhamthorpe Road was opened around 1850, running east/west between Concession 1 and Concession 2 NDS. The north/south roads of Trafalgar Township between Dundas Street and Lake Ontario were opened

    Burnhamthorpe Road was opened around 1850, running east/west between Concession 1 and Concession 2 NDS. The north/south roads of Trafalgar Township between Dundas Street and Lake Ontario were opened

    Burnhamthorpe Road, or Concession 2, was opened around 1850. The north/south roads of Trafalgar Township between Dundas Street and Lake Ontario were opened early in the 1800s. Trafalgar Road or Seven

    The attached picture is of the old E.H. (Harry) Post farm house on the 9th Line near Burnhamthorpe, (Snider's Corners area). William H. Post and Elen (Nellie), nee Secord also raised their family on