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    Medical office of Juliet Chisholm in the Carriage House

    Hazel Chisholm posing with two dogs

    History of John and Emelda Chisholm, Hazel's parents

    List of articles given to the Old Post Office Museum by Juliet Chisholm

    The houses at 18-26 Thomas Street were built circa 1852 for the shipyard workers and their families who worked for Duncan Chisholm, ship builder and tinsmith. Frame construction with shiplath clapboard siding, these houses have “six over six” windows – based on a pane width that was quite common from ...

    Rocking horse in the Erchless estate nursery

    Alan Chisholm holding horses in front of Carriage House

    Alan Chisholm holding horses in front of Carriage House

    Alan Chisholm standing beside horses

    Hazel Chisholm Matthews posing for a photograph as she places mortar on the commemorative wall for the new Post Office

    Hazel Chisholm Matthews placing mortar at a commemorative plaque at the new Post Office

    View of the Sixteen Mile Creek from the grounds of Erchless Estate in the winter

    The Erchless Estate, residence of Rob. K. Chisholm ESQ.

    Hazel Chisholm Mattews at the erection of a plaque that recognizes and gives a brief history of Col. William Chisholm, founder of Oakville and is located near the Erchless Estate

    A view of Oakville Harbour and the lighthouse from the grounds of Erchless Estate

    Mount Vernon, the residence of Matilda Chisholm and her family prior to it burning down

    Photograph of the Old Post Office prior to it being moved to its current location

    Death notice of Robert Kerr Chisholm

    One of several photographs used to create the painting entitled " "; Original painting is found at Erchless Estate

    One of several photographs used to create the painting entitled " "; Original painting is found at Erchless Estate