Results

    Text reads; Mr Robert Smailes No 18 South Craster By Sesbury Northumberland, England. “Dear Robert We are not very far from here, they are going some Sunday mornings. Harry gets some good walks here.

    ...

    Built C 1930 by Dave Salter. Photo C 1940.

    Four children are skating in the yard at 29 Thomas Street. 176 Front Street can be seen in the background. The cottage at 176 Front Street was built in 1837 by James McDonald, a Scottish immigrant an

    The house at 176 Front Street can be seen in the rear right of the photo. The cottage at 176 Front Street was built in 1837 by James McDonald, a Scottish immigrant and master carpenter. The land had

    A group of unknown children preparing for a sled ride.

    Ben Savage and wife, Daisy, neé Hardy, with Alfred Wilson and wife, Alisemon, neé Hardy. Ben and Daisy had a son, Howard, and a daughter, Gladys. Alfred and Alisemon had 3 boys, Victor, Leonard and G

    Two young women pose with a young man for a photograph on a windy winter's day. This is likely the Giles sisters, Mary (on the left) and Ethel with Eckhardt Wettlaufer.

    A winter scene at the Wettlaufer farm on Burnhamthorpe Road.

    ...

Oakville Beaver, 7 Feb 2004, p. 21     Red Nose Day Includes photograph.

    ...

    The cottage at 176 Front Street was built in 1837 by James McDonald, a Scottish immigrant and master carpenter. The land had been purchased from William Chisholm in 1834. It is an example of timber f

    This photo was taken from 176 Front Street looking east over Lake Ontario.

    This photo was taken from the McCrae family's property which was located on Thomas Street. In the rear right of the photo, the corner of 176 Front Street can be seen. Directly in the background is Gl

    Maggie answered a want ad and came from England with her two small daughters to look after her brother Fletcher, who had been crippled after he was hit in the back by a falling beam while building a

    Two young men pose for a photograph with a young woman on a winter's day.

    The Oakville Dairy delivered milk to Oakville residents, and was operated by Sherman G. Powley.

    The Ford farm was on 5th Line at Lower Base Road, Trafalgar Township. “Growing up on a farm we always had things to do – we learned to skate on a pond or creek, rode horses, had hills to go sleigh ri

    ...