Milton - Heritage Properties

    For further information please see "Historic Homes of Milton, Volume I"

    For further information please see "Historic Homes of Milton, Volume I"

    For further information see "Historic Homes of Milton, Volume I"

    For further information, see "Historic Homes of Milton, Volume I"

    For further information, please see "Historic Homes of Milton, Volume I"

    For further information, please see "Historic Homes of Milton, Volume I"

    For further information please see "Historic Homes of Milton, Volume I"

    Located in Victoria Park Square, Milton, Ont. Built in 1855 and enlarged in 1877, the building served as Halton County's Court House and Jail until 1974. It was purchased by the Town of Milton in 198

    The Lime Kilns are located at Kelso near the Appleby Line. Production was stopped in the late nineteen-twenties. The kilns are now situated in a provincial park and have been preserved.

    Located in Victoria Park Square, Milton, Ont. Built in 1855 and enlarged in 1877, the building served as Halton County's Court House and Jail until 1974. It was purchased by the Town of Milton in 198

    The house was formerly the home of P. L. Robertson. For further information regarding the house, see "Historic Homes of Milton, Vol. 1". Negatives also.

    The house was formerly the home of P. L. Robertson. For further information regarding the house, see "Historic Homes of Milton, Vol. 1". Negative also.

    The house was formerly the home of P. L. Robertson. For further information regarding the house, see "Historic Homes of Milton, Vol. 1". Negatives also.

    The lime kilns are located at Kelso near the Appleby Line.

    For further information regarding this house, please consult "Historic Homes of Milton, Vol. 1" On the back of the photograph Lillian Thomas has written "Home of "Miller" John Martin, 1857. Eldest so

    Milton Municipal Office. Used to be Milton Jail and Court House, Victoria Square, Milton

    Among those on the platform are Roy Main, Don Knight, Peter Pomeroy, Otto Jelinek, Freda (Best) Strain.

    Houses built in 1856. Occupied fifty years ago by the late G. T. Bastedo, Halton's first County Attorney, and the late Dr. William Hume (written 1907). Now 59-61 Mill Street. This photograph was take

    Erected in 1857, enlarged in 1878. After a new Court House was built, this building was abandoned but finally renovated in the 1980s and is now the Milton Town Hall. This photograph was taken from "M

    Black and white photo of overturned gravestones. Woman and young person in winter clothing looking at the stones. Snow is on the ground.