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Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 1987     The stone general store on the north-east corner of 32 Sideroad and Trafalgar Road. Although severely gutted by fire a few weeks ago, the store is being renovated and restored.

    This building was a general store at the corner of Britannia Rd. and 4th Line. It later became a private home.

    This photograph was taken in 1999. Signs on the store read, (left to right): Antiques ; Frozen Yoghurt Selfserve Milkshakes ; Bill Hill's Ice Cream Shoppe. Signs not visible in this photograph give f

    From left to right are: Bill Lindsay, Will and Margaret (née Bussell) Chisholm and daughter Helen Chisholm outside the Hornby Store. Bill Lindsay was the store owner and postmaster. The Brigden house

    Ladies in front of snack bar at Terra Cotta General Store. Old Esso gas pump is on left of photo.

    Leslie Bradley’s Grocery Store at Hwy 5 and Trafalgar, on the North side of the intersection. The house next door belongs to the Dent family. spring 1952.

    Postville was also known as Post's Corners. It was at the intersection of Trafalgar Road and Dundas Street, Trafalgar Township.

    This photograph was a black and white photo which has been hand-tinted to colour it. Therefore, it was taken before the 1960s.

    Born in Palermo, Halton County, Norm and his brother William Donald, called Don, helped with the Wood family general store, telephone switchboard and post office when their father, George Stanley Woo

    Born in Palermo, Halton County, Don and his brother James Norman Wood, called Norm, helped with the Wood family general store, telephone switchboard and post office when their father, George Stanley

    Hornby was unofficially centered around the intersection of Trafalgar Road and Steeles but in reality, it is so widespread, people refer to "Hornby East" and "Hornby West". It spread into both Esques

    Newspaper photo of the Palermo General Store located in the centre of the business district.

    Thanks from the Trafalgar Township Historical Society to the Burlington Historical Society for the donation of this photograph. Early land registry records and Trafalgar census records from 1851, 187

    Palermo, founded as Hagartown (also written as "Hagarstown", is a former village in Trafalgar Township, Halton County, Ontario. The village was established in 1805 by Lawrence Hagar, a settler to Upp

    This is the home in which Stanley and Ethel Wood raised their family in Palermo, Halton County, in the middle of the 20th century. The house still stands in early 2016, in fact it is for sale. G.S. W

    A link to the primary source essay written by Mr. Bob Richardson, mustangbooks.com, on the website http://canadianexpeditionaryforce1914-1919.blogspot.ca/2015_11_01_archive.html is included for your

    Further information about Major Switzer: He was also a County Magistrate and Commissioner in the Court of Queen's Bench. He was the Paymaster of the local militia, the Lorne Rifles from their incepti

    Wheeler's General Store and post office. From an unidentified magazine, page 704, October 29, 1950.

    Stanley Wood, husband of Ethel, had owned and run the Palermo general store. After Stanley's death, Mac and Myrtle McGill took it over.

    The Palermo general store, W.P. Sargent, grocer.