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Geographic Location Oakville Item type(s) Posters or Architectural drawings or Photographs or Postcards
Geographic Location Oakville Item type(s) Posters or Architectural drawings or Photographs or Postcards
- WWI Scrapbook - Hugh Salvin Calverley
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. The ... 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 ...Joshua Creek Heritage Art Centre - Hotel Gibson
Postcard of the Hotel Gibson Postcard of the Hotel GibsonOakville Public Library - Postcard of Old Oakville Post Office
Oakville Public Library - Postcard of Beach at Oakville, Ontario, Canada
Oakville Public Library - Postcard of Ward Log House
Oakville Public Library - High Level Bridge
An early version of the Middle Road bridge over 16-Mile Creek, later to be replaced by the QEW bridge in 1939 which maintained the graceful arch design. An early version of the Middle Road bridge over 16-Mile Creek, later to be replaced by the QEW bridge in 1939 which maintained the graceful arch design.Oakville Public Library - The Customs House of Oakville Museums
Reverse-Oakville's historic Customs House, a two-storey building in classical design, was built by Robert Kerr Chisholm in 1856, just east of "Erchless" the Chisholm family home. His father, Oakville founder William Chisholm, served as first Collector of Customs for this thriving Port of Entry on the "Sixteen". Reverse-Oakville's historic Customs House, a two-storey building in classical design, was built by Robert Kerr Chisholm in 1856, just east of "Erchless" the Chisholm family home. His father, Oakville founder ...Oakville Public Library - The Old Mills Ruins
1930s, The name of the (Speers-Cornwall) Old Mill Bridge. 1930s, The name of the (Speers-Cornwall) Old Mill Bridge.Oakville Public Library
Town of Oakville - Queen Elizabeth Highway and Bridge, Oakville, Ontario, Canada.
1940s? 1940s? Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville - Oakville, Ontario, Canada: Relaxing in the sun is wonderful.
1950s? 1950s? Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville - Entrance to Erchless Estate
The back reads: "Hornby, Ont. Aug. 16 ??Dear Florence,Just a line to let you know I am having a swell time. We have had a terrible thunderstorm here todayit has turned out swell after it. from Velma.Miss F. Hunsley,50 Montrase Ave. Toronto Ont." The back reads: "Hornby, Ont. Aug. 16 ??Dear Florence,Just a line to let you know I am having a swell time. We have had a terrible thunderstorm here todayit has ...Oakville Museum - Colborne Street East, Oakville, Ont.: postcard.
1914? Now Lakeshore Road East. Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville is the church building on the main street. 1914? Now Lakeshore Road East. Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville is the church building on the main street.Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville - Town Park, Oakville, Ont., Canada
1913? 1913? Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville - Colborne Street, Oakville, Ontario, Canada
1951? 1951? Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville - Presbyterian Church, Oakville, Ont.
1907? 1907? Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville - Colborne Street looking north east, Oakville, Ontario, Canada.
1960s? 1960s? Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville - Harbour, Oakville, Ont.
1928? 1928? Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville - English Church, Oakville, Ont., Canada.
1920s? 1920s? Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville - Main Street, Oakville, Ontario, Canada.
1946? 1946? Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville - The harbor, Oakville.
1906? 1906? Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville
