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    Spectators stand on the dock of the clubhouse to watch the canoe contests and sports on Sixteen Mile Creek.

    A postcard sent to Reverend R.B. Layton in Maitland, N.S. (crossed out and re-addressed to Pinehill [College], Halifax).

    Doug Hitchcox and friend walking outside of Guild's Bookstore in Oakville.

    Public celebration

    A newspaper clipping of the "Red House" which was leased to the Oakville Art Society in 1970

    People gather around the train during Centennial celebrations.

Diane Hart, Oakville Beaver, 27 Jun 1984     The Town of Oakville will hold off on their appeal to evict Steve Ruddy until May 1985.

Diane Hart, Oakville Beaver, 24 May 1985     “Bailiffs will be hired by the Town of Oakville to oust Steve Ruddy from his property in Bronte where he has operated a marina-type facility for the past 15 years."

    A postcard sent to Mr. Charles T. Baillie at Naparima College in San Fernando, Trinidad, mailed from Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. The building is now the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia.

    A postcard sent to Mrs. R.B Layton in Kentville, Nova Scotia, mailed from Trenton, N.S.

    Saint Mark's Basilica or Basilica Di San Marco is the most famous church in Venice, Italy. This photograph was taken during a visit on a Langmuir and Davis vacation.

    The Doge's Palace or Palazza Dulcale was the residence of the Doge of Venice, the elected ruler. The system of electing Doges was in place for 1000 years in Venice between 697 AD and 1789. Pictured i

    The people of Venice enjoy the company of their feathered friends. Ed Langmuir captured this moment on film when the Davis' and Langmuirs were visiting Italy.

    A photograph of Saint Mark's Square and Basilica in Venice Italy. Taken by Ed Langmuir while travelling.

    A photograph of the streets of Venice, Italy taken on a Davis and Langmuir vacation.

    The Azores are a group of islands in the Atlantic Ocean situated aproximately 1500 km from Lisbon. They are of volcanic origin and have a total area of 2355 square km. They were discovered in 1427 an

    While travelling in the Azores, the Langmuirs and Davis' visited the historical monuments.

    The Coliseum (Colosseum) or Flavian Amplitheatre as it is also known was opened in 80 A.D. by Emperor Titus. It was used for various public spectacles and gladitorial contests. While travelling in Ro

    Hamburg is the second largest city in Germany and the second largest port in Europe. Hamburg was named for the first building located at the now centre of the city, a castle built by Emperor Charlema

    Hamburg is the second largest city in Germany and the second largest port in Europe. Hamburg was named for the first building located at the now centre of the city, a castle built by Emperor Charlema