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    A view of the Aberdeen Bridge (Lakeshore Road) looking south towards the lake.

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

    Mount Vernon is pictured at the top of the hill. Postcard sent by Arthur Hughes to his fiancee in Wimbledon, England in 1919. He went over to marry her in 1920. Sent 10 February 1919.

    Beach on the east side of Lakeside Park in Oakville ON

    Reverse side reads: "My Dear, glad to get your card. Too awfully hot to write letters. We are in the midst of a terrific storm. You know how I like them. Suppose you are getting nicely settled in. You will have heard of Mr Wm Acheson's death. Hope you are ...

    Description of the photograph can be found on the reverse side.

    Reverse side reads: "Dear Jim, Arrived here OK. Looked the town over yesterday. Don't forget to look after the birds. Will be home sometime Saturday. Vera"

    Photo of the Cenotaph in George's Square that is located in Downtown Oakville.

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

    Park was later bought by BP. Reverse contains a description of the photograph.

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

    View of Colborne Street (Lakeshore Road) looking east towards Trafalgar. Knox Presbyterian Church is on the right. In the distant background of the image is the Gregory Theatre, which can date the photo to the early 1960s based on the vehicle designs and the appearance of the Theatre, which was ...

    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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    Photo of St. Jude's Church in Downtown Oakville, located at 160 William Street.

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

    This building later became the Post Office and is located on the corner of Church and George Streets

    Postcard featuring an image of some livestock at the Walker House Farm. Date of postcard is unknown.

    The Ford Plant in Oakville circa the 1950s.

    Reverse side reads: "Dear Art, Just a few lines to let you know we received your letter as too your card and are glad to hear you are well and hope you will keep. So we are having very warm, dry weather here. Everything is burning up. Nellie was sick ...