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    band marching up the street.(possibly Georgetown)

    The Glen Band at Main and Prince streets during an Orange Day Parade. Lindley Beaumont holds the tuba at left while Bert Graham stands before the banner.

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Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 12 Jul 1919, p. 2     First Acton scout bugle band in front of Statham’s Bake Shop, Willow Street. Nelson Moore is the Scoutmaster and bandmaster. The Scouts are (LtoR) FRONT: William harris, Ray Agnew, Edwin Landsborough

    One of several photographs in our digital collection of the Trafalgar Police Boys Band, around the years of 1958 - 1965. In this particular photograph, Walter Wilson is the lad standing in front of t

    Milton's July 5, 1956 Canadian Champion newspaper had a photograph of majorettes Elizabeth and Jean. They are shown standing on either side of the Pipe Major of Kitchener's 54th L.A.A. Scots Fusilier

    The Town of Oakville celebrated the centennial of its incorporation in 1957 with parades, the crowning of Miss Centennial, tree planting, the Lion's Club raffled off a car, and more, between June 29

    Barb Priestly is wearing the majorette hat on our left, Jean Crutcher is on our right. An August 1959 Toronto Star photo showing the band marching in a parade during a week-long convention of the Fra

    Dated as the late 1950's because Elizabeth Wilson was born in 1950. The Wilson siblings continued with the band into the 1960's.

    Acton Citizen's Band. The band is attired in their parade uniforms. Each player is shown with their instrument including a bass drum showing the name of the band. No players have been identified.

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    Marchment House has now burnt down. Physical details: glossy finish, modern print.

    Marching bands gather in an Oakville Football field.

    The Trafalgar Drum and Bugal Corp pose for a picture at Trafalgar Square in Oakville.

    The Trafalgar Drum and Bugal Corp. marching outside of the Board of Education building.

    The Trafalgar Drum and Bugal Corp. marching at Trafalgar Square, near the Board of Education building.

    The Trafalgar Drum and Burgal Corp. practicing at Trafalgar Square.

    Oakville Band passing in front of the crowd at Dunn’s Drugstore in downtown Oakville. Dominion Day was renamed Canada Day in 1982.