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    The male half of a wedding party that was taken at the Oakville Club. Left to right: Stuart Smith, London ON; Bill Russell, Oakville; Terry Regan, groom, Oakville; George Hagey, deceased; Pete Moorho

    This house was a boarding house during the war for Japanese men moved from the West Coast to work at the Sheridan Nurseries. Most remained in Ontario after the war.

    Portrait of young George "Buster" Lockett. George died in a wagon accident on Kerr Street in the 1930s. His funeral was held at Russells Funeral Home.

    The old gas pumps that were once located at the B-A Service Station run by Mr. Shipley in the 1930s.

    The Oakville Boys in the Canadian army in attendance at the “Sports Parade” during the Italian Campaign in WWII. Back row left to right, Frank McCraney Jr., Jim Steed, Harold Byers and brother Grant

    Bob Hughes visiting Frank Harris' tombstone located in the Canadian Cemetery in Nolton, Netherlands. Frank Harris died in Holland in the closing days of the war with the 48th Highlanders.

    Jim Hughes with his deHavilland Mosquito aircraft after a nighttime raid in Europe during WWII.

    Margaret Hughes in the uniform of the Canadian Women’s Army Corp where she served as driver in Washington D.C.

    A photograph of the Old Post office Museum and Thomas house, which were relocated to Lakeside Part and restored.

    Firework display in Oakville during its Centennial year celebration.

    Firework display celebrating Oakville's Centennial birthday.

    Firework display during Oakville's Centennial celebration.

    Marching bands gather in an Oakville Football field.

    A classic car on display.

    The Lorne Scots band playing for the crowd at the 1978 Oakville Civic Holiday Celebration.

    Children practicing archery at the Sports activity center.

    The Senior Center's choir singing at it's birthday celebration.

    A postcard of the Parliament (Legislative) building in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Built of local Tyndall stone and Italian marble, the Neo-Classical Legislative Building was completed in 1919. Surmo

    A postcard of Fort Garry Gate in Winnipeg, Manitoba in Canada. Upper Fort Garry was built in 1835 by the Hudson's Bay Company, and abandoned in 1882. Today the North Gate is the only original remnant

    "Ralph Connor" was a pseudonym of Charles William Gordon, a Canadian author and minister (1860-1937).