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    Bridge crossing creek. Two men standing on the bridge. Trees in background.

    Young man and young woman standing on bridge

John A. Wheeler, Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), Mar 1912, p. 8     Credit River flood shown from the cemetery. The right-hand side of the photo is EHS01022. See EHS00979 for a detailed view of the flood, taken from the bridge.

    Main Street after an ice storm from the tannery bridge looking towards Wheeler's store.

    Rideau Canal, Suppers Bridge and Post Office

    GTR bridge and culvert at John Street for Dayfoot Pond on Silver Creek

    Front of postcard: "Jacquelyn's Bridge, Oakville". Verso: PRIVATE POSTCARD ; 10/18/16 ; THIS SPACE MAY BE USED FOR MESSAGES ; One of the old time bridges outside Oakville Town. These are fast disappearing to make room for new ones suited to automobile traffic."

    Reverse reads - "Milton, 26-12. Hello - and how are you this stormy day. Have been down here near two weeks and only seems like two days. I wish it was only that. How is every one in Erin. Have only had one cold since I left. Bye-bye, Pearl." Addressed ...

    Floods, Glenwilliams

    Grand Trunk Railway (GTR) Steam Locomotive #835 passing under the bridge. The bridge was built in 1912.

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    Radial Bridge, Bronte

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    Glen Woollen Mills employees standing on the Main Street bridge in Glen Williams watching ice break-up.

    Reverse: Aug. 10/10 In haste. A.M.K.

    Reverse: Oxford, Aug. 1/10 We like Oxford very much. Walked this morning almost steadily for 3 1/2 hrs. I was tired and sick of Colleges. We go to Leamington to-night and to-morrow to Warwick, Kenilworth & Stratford. On Wed. H & I go to Scotland & the school marms to ...

    Reverse: London July 4/10 Sent you a book on the Passion Play the other day. Hope it will reach you. It is like the ones we used to follow the Play and I thought perhaps a copy would be interesting to you. With kind remembrances. A.M.K.

    Reverse reads: "This bridge is a mile and a quarter north of Oakville and about three quarters of a mile north of this bridge is the farm I was born on. Arthur xxx"