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    This 1948 of the town of Oakville lists the schools, churches, public buildings, transportation companies, community groups, emergency municipal phone numbers, municipal wards and street names as well as giving a bit of history and geographic information. The Oakville Chamber of Commerce prepared and published this map to promote "the ...

    The heading on the map, "Trafalgar Plan of the Second Township In the Tract of Land Lately Purchased From the Mississauga Indians".

    The seal is inscribed: District Director of Postal Services Oper. Sec. June 16 1958 Toronto, Ont.

    North Oakville Heritage. North Oakville Study. Town Boundary. Listed Heritage Properties. Designated Heritage Properties (Part IV). Tremaine Rd. Burnhamthorpe Road West. Regional Rd. 25. Dundas Street West. Hwy. 407. Lower Base Line. Fourth Line. Neyagawa Blvd. Sixth Line. Trafalgar Road. Ninth Line. Hwy. 403. Planning Department Heritage Department North Oakville.

    This map shows the land division of the town of Oakville within the township of Trafalgar as of 1837. The map covers the land between Dundas and Kerr Street. It also depicts the Sixteen Mile Creek and the Reserve located just east of Kerr Street.

    Scale 4 Chains to an Inch. Department of Crown Lands Toronto July 29th 2876 Examined and Certified a true copy (Signed) Thomas Devine D.S. for Commissioner

    This map shows the land division between Brock Street in west Oakville and Allan Street in east Oakville. Taken from the Illustrated Historical Atlas of Halton. AT/440 – Oakville – 1877.

    A map from 1835 showing the town of Oakville from Brock Street to Allan Street, including the Sixteen Mile Creek. This map features the church, market square, wharf and an intended damn site north of the Colborne Street bridge.

    Remarks: This map is a true copy of the original which is in possession of the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources, Toronto. James Madill, 1974 PURCHASE from the Mississauga Indians in the year 1806

    Reverse: BRIEF TITLE: Sketch of the Tract purchased from the Mississague Indians. C.B. Wyatt SCALE: 1 inch to 2 miles CROSS REFERENCES: AREA: 420 Feet. REMARKS: In 1787-88 the Toronto Purchase was made in absence of legal documents between Sir John Johnson and the Mississaugas, because of the former absence ...

Oakville Beaver, 28 Apr 1999, B1, B3     Tales from the Maple Grove Includes photographs...