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    The original building of John Kelley’s Hardware Store (No. 94 Colborne Street East), later the McGregor Hardware Store. This image is from “Oakville and the Sixteen” by Hazel Chisholm Matthews.

    This record also includes a side view of the house and a third image of the back of the photograph.

    A photograph of the south-facing side of Erchless in the summer.

    The house burned in July 2009.

    A view of the restored William Wass House (also Balsam Lawn). The house was originally built in 1878 and belonged to William Wass, an Oakville businessman.

    The Sovereign house is located on West Street and houses the Bronte Historical Society, one of Oakville's many heritage organizations.

    Fred Heeks and his family moved into the house in the fall of 1909. The 3-story, red brick house was built by Mr. Heeks himself. It once stood on a farm that extended from Rebecca St. to Old Lakeshor

    A watercolor painting of the old Thomas House in Oakville.

    A view of the house on the property of Gairlock Gardens.

    A view of Erchless Estate from the front.

John Colliston, Oakville Beaver, 13 Jun 1979     Concerns about parking and historical preservation of Bronte buildings were raised after the "Review of Land Use East of Bronte Creek" was released by the town's planning staff.

    An interior view of Thomas House at the Oakville Museum.

Lea, David, Oakville Beaver, 22 Feb 2012, 1 cont'd on p3     ...

Oakville Beaver, 22 Jun 2012, p. 36     ...

Fairrie, Julie, Oakville Beaver, 16 Aug 2000, A8     Dress Through the Ages

    A view of the walkway leading up to Gairloch Galleries.

    A view of the back gardens at Erchless Estate in Oakville.

    A view of Erchless gardens looking out onto Oakville Harbour.

Lea, David, Oakville Beaver, 2 Sep 2010, 1 con't on p3     ...

Oakville Beaver, 2 Nov 2017, p. 6     Battle of Trafalgar