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    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

    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.

    The general store and post office at Palermo, the Halton County village at the intersection of the Dundas Highway (now Dundas Street, Oakville) and Highway 25 (now Old Bronte Road). This photo was ta

    Eckhardt Wettlaufer and his sisters Ada Hill, Rosetta Christener, and Charlotte Waterbury, at the family farm on Burnhamthorpe Road and Highway 25 (now Bronte Road), Fairview Farm. Around 1950. The W

    S.S. #2, Palermo, Trafalgar Township. This building is the third school on the site; it was constructed in 1942-1943. It still stands today and is the home of the Trafalgar Township Historical Societ

    A winter scene at the Wettlaufer farm on Burnhamthorpe Road.

    This public school was S.S. #2. The former Halton Board of Education had previously owned a school named Palermo Public School, located on Bronte Road, on the east side and south of Hwy. 5. This scho

    Cheryl (Biggart) Steffler is 2nd from the right, kneeling in the centre row. The Kindergarten teacher is Mrs. (Katherine?) Kellett. She left Palermo Public School in June of 1968. There was a school

    Ivan Fox is the young man in the photograph. The cabins, for the over-night accommodation of travellers and visitors to the area, were in Palermo, Halton County, near the intersection of Bronte Road

    This congregation was founded as a Methodist Church in 1812; the building was erected in 1867. In 1925, this church became a part of the United Church of Canada. The church is located at 2521 Dundas

    A 2nd copy of the print is included in this record, a reproduction of the original non-colourized. Click on "Pages Select" below the record title to view it. Both prints were enclosed in a protective

    For more information, please see the booklet written by Margaret Joubert. Scans of this booklet can be found by entering "Century Old Home" into the search field. There are a number of additional rec

    In December 1971, January 1972, Parks Canada photographed those buildings that were 100 or more years old. This Canadian Inventory of Heritage Buildings was a Centennial Project. The Trafalgar Townsh

    In December 1971, January 1972, Parks Canada photographed those buildings that were 100 or more years old. This Canadian Inventory of Heritage Buildings was a Centennial Project. The Trafalgar Townsh

    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

    Martha was a resident of Toronto and in 1843, had married William Ritchie at St. James Cathedral. When she married Harvey, Martha was a widow. Harvey and Martha had a family of six children. This pho

    Eva (Van Sickle) Joubert is 4th from the left, the 1st on the left is Norm Wood, next to him on is one of the Fox boys. Eva's brother, John Van Sickle, was absent this day. There was a school in Pale

    All photographs were taken by David Wendover. A link to the website of Wendover Construction Inc. is included in this record for your further information on this historic area company.

    This is the membership register of the Sons of Temperance in Palermo, from 1850 to 1886. It is titled, "Book of Constitutions", "List of Charter (Memberships? Subscriptions?)". It is all handwritten

    Shillum, Wayne E. The Farmboy in 1950's Palermo Ontario. Publisher: WES Marketing, cJanuary 2018. ISBN 1987978064, 9781987978063 (Available from Amazon.ca)