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    just me, my boots, and my favourite flowers on my way to work that day!

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    This is a photo of Thomas House. It is located beside the Post Office. I think it is where the postmaster lived. Many times my friends & I walked across the porch of this historical home. The colours

    This picture depicts our former grains mill. It rests across from the Sixteen Mile Creek, just west of Navy Street and south of Lakeshore Rd.The traditional agraian site stored grain for families and

    The Murray House use to serve many people in different community ways. The basement use to be a dancing room for the locals during the 1960s and 70s. There was a fine food restuarant on the first flo

    Photo of the Central Command Headquarters which became Oakland Regional Centre located on Bond Street. In the 1930s, this was the site of the IOF Orphanage.

    This photo was taken in Sheridan College.

    Photo of St. Andrews Church, located at 47 Reynolds Street.

    Postcard sent from Arthur Hughes to his fiancee in Wimbledon, England in 1919. He went over to marry her in 1920. Sent 17 March 1919. Photo of the Oakville Pumping Station and Reservoir that was buil

    Image of Main St (now Lakeshore Rd) looking east towards Trafalgar Rd. Photo taken in the 1950s.

    The King George Arch Bridge can be seen from the Red Cross Tea Rooms.

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    Entry to the Oakville Camera Club's annual Capture Oakville competition. Category: Capture Oakville - an image that captures and demonstrates the true essence of either the natural or historic places

    Entry to the Oakville Camera Club's annual Capture Oakville competition. Category: Capture Oakville - an image that captures and demonstrates the true essence of either the natural or historic places

    Entry to the Oakville Camera Club's annual Capture Oakville competition. Category: Capture Oakville - an image that captures and demonstrates the true essence of either the natural or historic places

    Entry to the Oakville Camera Club's annual Capture Oakville competition. Category: Capture Oakville - an image that captures and demonstrates the true essence of either the natural or historic places

    Video written and produced by the Oakville Public Library’s Digital Heritage Assistant, 2017. Narrated by Robin Howarth, Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts. Images courtesy of the Oakville Centr