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    Pond hockey on the Mill Pond in Milton

    Picture taken from the top of the Post Office tower. In the background, right hand corner is the Mill Pond.

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    Two men canoeing on the Mill pond. G.T.R. bridge in the background. Picture framed by trees.

    Boat on the pond. Boat has one sail. Two men are in the boat. House in the background was built by John Sproat in 1856, later occupied by many prominent Milton people including P. L. Robertson, inventor.

    Spillway at bypass dam at head of Mill Pond. Railway water tower is in the background. Unidentified figure sitting on rocks at the left of the spillway.

    Stream flowing through concrete blocks. Three unidentified figures sitting on or standing by one of the blocks. Large rocks to the left of the picture. Two trees behind the figures. Railway bank to the right of picture.

    View of the Mill pond taken from P. L. Robertson's house on Margaret Street. P. L. Robertson is on the left of the picture, Frank Hadley is on the right. In the back ground is, centre-left Knox Presbyterian Church, slightly to the right of Knox Church is the back of ...

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    Polar bear dip demonstration at Mill pond. Dipper is Bruce MacIntosh who went into the pond in a hole in the ice.

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    Fall at "The Mill Pond", Milton, Ont. 1981

    "Mill Pond", Martin Street, Milton at the 125th anniversary of the town. Old Post Office, town clock in the distance. Looking south.

    Martin House on left with apartment buildings on Millside Drive

    Mill pond looking west from Centennial Park. In the foreground is a large rock with heritage marker behind which is a lamp post and bench.

    View of Mill pond with old post office tower in the distance

    THE MILL POND - MILTON, ONTARIO. This is where MILTON started. Centennial Park in the heart of downtown Milton forms a beauty spot admired by everyone.

    Photograph of two men in canoe on pond with railway bridge in background and trees on either side of the picture. Photograph pasted on decorated board. Black and white but hand-coloured. Labelled "View in Milton Park, showing G.T.R. Bridge".