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    The Trafalgar Township Historical Society meets at the Palermo Schoolhouse, 2431 Dundas Street West in Oakville.

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    In 1951, the Ford Motor Company purchased land in Oakville, Ontario for an office, assembly plant and yards. The plant was built by 1953.

    Colborne Street was originally called The Lake Road. The Lake Road was considerably improved by Sir John Colborne in his time as Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada so the Oakville section was rename

    A street view of Palermo, at Hwy. 25 (now Bronte Road) and the Dundas Highway (now Dundas Street) in Halton County. It looks like a cow with the two men in the road. The brick Smith foundry is on our

    When Plant Wire Chief, Bill Ross, retired in 1963, a photograph was taken of all his colleagues at the Bell Telephone Oakville Work Centre.

    You can view the complete newsletter in full text by clicking on "Complete Full Text PDF" on the right side of the record. Individual pages can each be viewed in PDF format by clicking on "Pages" "Se

    3269 Dundas Street West is part of Lots 33 and 34, Concession 1. It runs north from Dundas and is across from the northeast corner of Bronte Creek Provincial Park. Prior owners of this property were

    Jack's parents were Thomas Kinder and Ann (or Anne) (Humphrey) Moulding, of Wigan, Lancashire. Jennie McDermott, age 30 when she married, was working as a stenographer. Her parents were John McDermot

    Linked is a Toronto Star newstory about the unsuccessful efforts to save this house by the Trafalgar Township Historical Society and other concerned Oakville citizens. Also, the Heritage Report for t

    This farm was located just west of Snider's Corners at Ninth Line on Burnhamthorpe Road. It is listed in the Town of Oakville Heritage Register, properly called the "Register of Properties of Cultura

    Second row, second man in from the right is Fred Wright of Trafalgar Township. Fourth man from the right in the first row is Henry Thomas Shepherd - W/O CSM. MBE awarded 1944.

    This photograph was taken in about 2009, just before demolition. The properties of 1288 and 1264 Burnhamthorpe Road East, Oakville, Ontario were owned by developers and the demolition had proper auth

    Burnhamthorpe Road was opened around 1850, running east/west between Concession 1 and Concession 2 NDS. The north/south roads of Trafalgar Township between Dundas Street and Lake Ontario were opened

    Burnhamthorpe Road was opened around 1850, running east/west between Concession 1 and Concession 2 NDS. The north/south roads of Trafalgar Township between Dundas Street and Lake Ontario were opened

    Burnhamthorpe Road, or Concession 2, was opened around 1850. The north/south roads of Trafalgar Township between Dundas Street and Lake Ontario were opened early in the 1800s. Trafalgar Road or Seven

    The Phillip Buck family estate at Omagh was at Britannia Road and Fourth Line.

    For more information on the spanning of the Creek over the years, see the 2010 report linked here. A brief excerpt is reproduced here: Several bridge structures have probably spanned Twelve Mile Cree

    The Norton farm was just inside the Town Line (now Tremaine Rd.) boundary of Nelson Twsp. on Dundas Street, now in Burlington, formerly Trafalgar Township. LOT 1 CON 1 NDS Palermo was their home base

    The Norton farm was just inside the Town Line (now Tremaine Rd.) boundary of Nelson Twsp. on Dundas Street, now in Burlington, formerly Trafalgar Township. LOT 1 CON 1 NDS Palermo was their home base