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    Reprint from painting of Colonel William Chisholm

    'The White Oak'; launched July 1, 1867, built by Duncan Chisholm for George Chisholm.;Reprint Folder 2 Oakville Museum. Original with Oakville Museum. See 337, 338, 813, 1123 and postcard 997.17.1.; Oakville Harbour; Pier, ;Chatham port?

    Christening ceremony

    HMCS Oakville christening, November 5, 1941

    Christening ceremony, November 5, 1941

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    Oakville Harbour

    This is what you see from the observation deck of the Oakville Club of the harbour gate.

    Sign of the times .. Still quite an exciting time for image enthusiastics. Picture taken at Heritage Trail at the bottom of Navy Street

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    This picture was taken from the observation platform at the Oakville Harbour. Great views from this location.

    The setting sun provided the golden touch to this scene adding colour to the texture created by the masts of the sailboats.

    Just smashing views of much activity at the Oakville Harbour.

    This picture was taken from the observation deck at Oakville Harbour. (Shown in the next submission)

    THE GRANARY, OAKVILLE, ONTARIO The Granary, on Sixteen Mile Creek, dates back to the 1850's when wheat was the Port of Oakville's most profitable export and grain wagons converged on the town from as far away as Owen Sound. It was one of several such warehouses in the harbour area ...

    This is the view I see everyday while crossing the bridge on Lakeshore Rd at Navy Street. In the distance you can see the sailboats from the sailing school.

    Sailboats line Sixteen Mile Creek at the mouth of Oakville Harbour. Taken from the Lakeshore West bridge (Navy St x Lakeshore West).

    Boat lift at Oakville Harbour with pier in the background.

    You will find this artwork between the Oakville Power Boat Club and the Canoe Club on Water Street in Oakville.

    Oakville also has some new and tasteful townhouses among the historic homes in South Oakville.