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    Reverse Side Reads: Well dear here is an old picture of dear old Oakville Lakeside Park to show your friends where you came from. Don't forget the dear old town. Just a reminder we all miss you both. By the way I saw the by-pass you worked on when I ...

    Reverse Side Reads: Dear May, This is the road the station is on and I live one block down pass the white house you can see and around the corner to the left about fifty yards. From Arthur with love xxx...

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    Reverse Side Reads: To: A Brave Soldier From:St.Jude's Woman's Guild. Mrs. J.B.L. Grout, Secretary. "Home and Love and Peace, And a knowledge of duty done- These are for you, my hero true, When victory is won."...

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    Reverse Side Reads: Oakville, Feb. 21st, 1916 Dear Friend, Received your welcome card please to hear from you. I've had another party, when George came home we held it at my cousin's. We had a swell time. How about the picture haven't you had any taken yet? If you have ...

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    Photo of George's Square (also known as St. George's Park) from the 1930s. The exact date of the postcard is unknown.

    Image of Colborne Street, now known as Lakeshore Road, in possibly the late 20s or early 30s. Exact date is unknown.

    Reverse side reads: "Dear Mother and father, I received your letter and am glad to hear from you. Dorothy is on her way home. Will have to cease now. Best, Margeurite Deven"

    Postcard featuring Knox Presbyterian Church located at 89 Dunn St in Downtown Oakville.

    St. Jude's Anglican Church located at 160 William St in Downtown Oakville

    Image of St. John's United Church located at 262 Randall St. in Downtown Oakville

    Image of the Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital (OTMH) at its original location on Reynolds Street. In recent years, the hospital moved locations to its new home on 3001 Hospital gate, near Dundas Street and Third Line.

    Photo of the Aberdeen Bridge in Oakville, ON. Originally constructed to allow Colborne Street (now Lakeshore Road) to cross over Sixteen Mile Creek.

    Aberdeen Bridge (Lakeshore Rd) and Tannery (right foreground) are visible in this photo of the harbour.

    Reverse side reads: "Dear Hazel, Having a nice time here. Hoping to see you soon. Remember m to your Mother & Dad. Nan"

    Photo of the historic Lakeside Park which was established in 1829 and is located on Front Street near Thomas Street. The park is also home to Oakville's first Post Office. Date of postcard unknown.