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    The two one-cent postage stamps have printed on them: "War Tax." This Gothic revival building was completed in 1912. Now known as First Presbyterian Church.

    Postcard to Mrs. Layton, The Benson, 34 Guildford Street, London (Russell Square) mailed from Craigie, Perth, Scotland.

    All Souls College (in full: The Warden and College of the Souls of all Faithful People deceased in the University of Oxford) was founded in 1438 by King Henry VI and Henry Chichele, Archbishop of Can

    North-East side of Lakeshore Road and Reynolds Street (facing West).

    Reconstruction of Lakeshore Road Bridge in the winter of 1950.

    An aerial view of Lakeshore Rd. in downtown Oakville, between Allan St and Trafalgar Rd. (left, top) Finch - Noice property, apartments on North-East corner on Allan St and Lakeshore Rd. - (across) C

    Home of Gordon T. Beardmore.

    Home of Rachel Grigg.

    Located on the south-east corner of Forsythe Street and Rebecca Street.

    (L) Air Coils; (R) Ernie Savin Service Statis; (R background) Oakville Arena

    South view of the Drapery shop on the corner of Rebecca and Kerr St.

    View of the Oakville Arena, located on the north side of Rebecca Street.

    Looking East at Kerr Street and the Queen Elizabeth Parkway. Long Manufacturing is located on the right.

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

    A postcard depicting Main Street, Kentville, Nova Scotia during the early 20th century.

    A postcard sent from Damascus (City of Jasmin) in Syria.

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

    Owned by Frank Yamich.

    Aerial view of Speers Road and Bronte Road. Kazer Manufacturing (left) and Newman Steel.

    This photo was taken at the intersection looking opposite from the bridge over the "Sixteen". The Gibson House is on the left and across from the hotel was the Bank of Montreal.