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

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    Barb Priestly is wearing the majorette hat on our left, Jean Crutcher is on our right. An August 1959 Toronto Star photo showing the band marching in a parade during a week-long convention of the Fra

    The 1881 Census spelling of Post is "Poast". Thompson Egbert, son of Ephraim and Jane, is listed as "Thomas" and in the 1871 Census, Ephraim is spelled "Ephrom". A relay of horses was kept at the Inn

    The barn on the Post farm, north-east corner of Trafalgar Road and Dundas Street. Photograph taken in 1985.

    2018 Dundas Street East is on the southeast corner of Dundas Street East and Ninth Line, in 2019 (and for many years prior) the site of Agram Garden Centre. According to the information on the Parks

    A post-publication correction has been made on page 5 of this Newsletter concerning the exact land owned by John Dixon in the 1820s: In 1820 John came to Trafalgar Township in Halton County. He worke

    In 1815, Orange Lawrence came from the United States. In 1823, Orange and his wife, Sarah, settled on a farm near Hammondsville, later renamed Sheridan, Lot 1, Con. 2, SDS, south of Dundas Street, Tr

    In 1815, Orange Lawrence came from the United States. In 1823, Orange and his wife, Sarah, settled on a farm near Hammondsville, later renamed Sheridan, Lot 1, Con. 2, SDS, south of Dundas Street, Tr

    In 1815, Orange Lawrence came from the United States. In 1823, Orange and his wife, Sarah, settled on a farm near Hammondsville, later renamed Sheridan. Lot 1, Con. 2, SDS, Trafalgar Township. The fa

    Daniel Munn, who owned the land around Sixth Line and Dundas Street that eventually became the hamlet of Munn's Corners, built a log cabin school on his property which doubled as a church on Sundays

    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"