A Day in the Life of Oakville 2016

    May 28 was a beautiful day in Oakville and especially at the harbour.

    Another boating season, and most of the boats are back in the harbour. But how many boats will actually leave their berth? The lighthouse can be seen in the background, as well as the condominium bui

    Backyard swim

    This photo was taken in my backyard, vegetable garden in a raised garden true.

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    I like photos showing historical dates. This Oakville sign has been well taken care of. I wanted to capture that we are proud of the history within the town.

    This is Oakville's historical Post Office. It is located on the south-west part of the Lakeside Park in Oakville, On. It is a small but significant part of Oakville's history - not to be forgotten. T

    This beautiful, old, church is a great landmark in downtown Oakville.

    This is how I remember Oakville from my youth. This photo is taken to the left of the old post office (south-west side of entrance to the Lakeside Park). It has a dreamy feel to it. I use to swim in

    This is a photo of an employee spray washing canoes for the Oakville Club. The mist from the spray adds interest and captures reflective colours from the other canoes. The Club's crest is fully visib

    This is a photo of Thomas House. It is located beside the Post Office. I think it is where the postmaster lived. Many times my friends & I walked across the porch of this historical home. The colours

    At the Lakeside Park, someone found a plucked tulip. The tulip was placed on top of a white fence post. It seem like the placer wanted everyone to view the vivid pink tulip. I therefore captured the

    The original post office is still standing within the Lakeside Park. I took two photos to create different moods for the viewer. This photo was given an antique look to enhance the authenticity of th

    This picture taken on May 28th, 2016 showing the lovely front gardens of the founder of Oakville, Col. William Chisholm's home. The house is a museum of historical items open for public viewing.

    This is photo of the south-east entrance of the Oakville Museum albeit, the Chisholm House. On May 28th, 2016 all the spring lilacs were in full bloom. The landscape enhanced Col. Chisholm's chose fo

    Many early settlers or residents of Oakville lived close to the founder of Oakville, namely Col. William Chisholm. The location is on our around Navy Street just south of Lakeshore Rd. Many heritage

    This picture depicts our former grains mill. It rests across from the Sixteen Mile Creek, just west of Navy Street and south of Lakeshore Rd.The traditional agraian site stored grain for families and

    The Murray House use to serve many people in different community ways. The basement use to be a dancing room for the locals during the 1960s and 70s. There was a fine food restuarant on the first flo