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      A digital copy of a laser print. The scale of the models is 3/8 inch to 1 foot.

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      This property was part of W. D. Flatt's Inglehaven Survey, registered in 1915. The house was built in 1925 for Charles & Grace Brigham. Designed by the distinguished Hamilton architect Gordon Hutton, a one-and-a-half-storey stuccoed structure in picturesque English Cottage style. The offset gables had roll roofing to resemble a …

      This house located on Trafalgar Road illustrates the brick work of Jacob Dolmage. The brick was made on the Dolmage farm. Walls like those on this house would be made three bricks deep. This house was likely built during the late 19th century.

      This house located on Trafalgar Road illustrates the brick work of Jacob Dolmage. The brick was made on the Dolmage farm. Walls like those on this house would be made three bricks deep. This house was likely built during the late 19th century.

      The theme of the New Year's Levee was the publication of a new book "Milton Streets"

      The theme of the New Year's Levee was the publication of a new book "Milton Streets"

      The theme of the New Year's Levee was the publication of a new book "Milton Streets"

      The theme of the New Year's Levee was the publication of a new book "Milton Streets"

      The theme of the New Year's Levee was the publication of a new book "Milton Streets"

      The theme of the New Year's Levee was the publication of a new book "Milton Streets"

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      This property was sold in 1874 by William Bunton, a shipbuilder and owner of schooners that sailed from Wellington Square wharves, to Robert Miller, who was in that year appointed Collector of Customs for the Port of Wellington Square. Miller had previously been Reeve of Nelson Township (1855–67), Warden of …