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    Oversize negative. 11 black and white postcards. See #370. Donor probably Mrs. Mary Busby.; Oakville; Station next to tracks; Passengers and Radial train

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    Knox Presbyterian church, Oakville was crowded to capacity and Colborne street lined for blocks with motor cars to-day when many hundreds gathered to pay their last tribute of respect to the late Cecil G. Marlatt. Following a brief service at the home, the remains were taken to Knox church and ...

    "This Window is placed here in honour of the men from this congregation who gave their lives in the Great War in defence of justice, liberty and righteousness".

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    The Oakville Band was first created on Dominion Day, July 1, 1867. At this time it was a small military band with the 20th Halton Battalion. In 1881 it became the Oakville Citizen's Band.

    The Oakville Band was first created on Dominion Day, July 1, 1867. At this time it was a small military band with the 20th Halton Battalion. In 1881 it became the Oakville Citizen's Band.

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    This photo was taken from the McCrae family's property which was located on Thomas Street. In the rear right of the photo, the corner of 176 Front Street can be seen. Directly in the background is Glenorchy cottage. The cottage at 176 Front Street was built in 1837 by James ...

    Located on Front Street, this property has been home to a variety of businesses. It was originally built as a paint factory during the 1870s. During the 1890s it was an electric generating plant and during the early 1920s a guest house. In 1925, Edith Brown purchased the property and ...

    Canoeing and games on sixteen Mile Creek in Oakville for Dominion Day.

    Ronnie Brooman, age 7 and Jack Brooman, age 12 are ready for a day of learning.

    Phyl Brooman, age 16 sits at the entrance to the Devil's Cave in Oakville.

    Phyl Brooman, age 18 outside the family home.

    Ronnie Brooman, age 9 and John. It is unclear whether John is actually Jack Brooman, however it is unlikely as Jack would have been aged 14 years at the time this photo was taken. The child in the photo appears much younger than that.

    Phyl Brooman outside the family home.