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    The sounds of Oakville's history explored through childhood memories.

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    Family photograph at Golden Wedding Anniversary 1895. Robert Balmer: 1921-1898), Elizabeth Terry 1828-1906.; Robert and Elizabeth (Terry) Balmer.

    Young girl in early black dress, white apron and hat, with handbag; Photographer. B.Frank Stewart, Orilla, Ontario framed.; Blossom Appelbe, white apron and hat.

    Memories of dance classes taken at Elizabeth Paterson's Oakville Ballet School.

    Proprietor William Wynne. Headquarters for horsemen and bicyclists. See "Oakville & the Sixteen" under Victoria House-.; North West corner Colborne and Dunn Streets; Queen's Hotel; various with with horse and carriages. See Beautiful Oakville

    First Schoolmaster Oakville Common School , 3 years 1836-39. Original at Galt Collegiate.; Dr. William Tassie - later doctor.

    The Ford Motor Car Company building located in Oakville, Ontario.

    In front of uncomplete building, and wagon with 2 horses. Identified men on wagon: Henry Leaver and Gordon Leaver (both in wagon), Thos.R.Lyon. See 5804.; Lakeshore Road East at Morrison Road, Oakville; Uncompleted building; Construction crew sitting and standing

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

    This scrapbook contains memorabilia from Hugh Calverley's (and his family's) experiences during World War I. As a young man, Hugh joined the Signal Corps, both his training and battlefield experiences being described. "The scrapbook is a handmade affair with odd pages, odd paper, bits of canvas sewn and glued together. ...

    This is a photo of a home at 271 Trafalgar Road that for more than 50 years was the manse for the minister of Knox Presbyterian Church. In 1927 it was purchased by the family of Walter Adamson who later became the Clerk of Session for Knox. Mr. Adamson was ...

    Andrew Robertson. Born in 1832 and died in 1898, he is remembered in Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville, through a communion service set that is now treasured as an historical artifact. The set was presented by his daughter Annie who presented it to Knox in 1907 in memory of her father. ...

    Andrew Robertson. Born in 1832 and died in 1898. He is remembered in Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville, through a communion service set that is now treasured as an historical artifact. The set was presented by his daughter Annie who presented it to Knox in 1907 in memory of her father. ...

    Annie, daughter of Andrew Robertson, was married to William Lees. She presented Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville, with a communion service in 1907 in memory of her father. The communion set was given in the 1940s to a new congregation established in Leaside. In 1978 the set was returned through the ...

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