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      L.K. Coles was a Oxford County Clerk treasurer, he played an active role in the formation of many county programs such as the health unit, public library and woodingford lodge.

      Photo of an unknown bridge.

      This bridge is over the Thames River.

      The Boyle family moved to Woodstock from Toronto in 1871. They were able to buy a 50 acre estate in the 1890s.

      This is a photo of the first Oxford County Municipal Picnic.

      This is a photo of the members of the Norwich township council.

      This is a group photo of the Norwich Township Council.

      This is a culvert located somewhere in Oxford County.

      This is a photo of a woman at pet show holding a racoon.

      Family playing croquet in their front yard.

      This cheese factory was located on Lot 16, Concession 16 of East Zorra. The factory was started in 1871 as a result of multiple factories closing that were operated by the following farmers, D. Malcolm, F. Malcom, James Lockhart and more.

      Group photo taken at Innerkip town picnic.

      This is a photo of the 9th Duke and Duchess of Devonshire , walking alongside a crowd in Woodstock, Ontario.

      People waiting to present flowers to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire.

     

      This photo features a couple (possibly Woodstock lawyer Henry Little and his wife who lived in the home) riding in a horse-drawn sleigh with a dog outside of Altadore. Altadore was a large home that once stood in the area of Victoria St. North and Grant Street in Woodstock, Ontario.

      In 1854 the Tillsonburg fair began with 70 members, in 1863 George Tillson gave 4 acres of land to the fair. These 4 acres were located on Ridout Street north west of Bidwell. The fair grounds have since been moved to the current location.

      The fire started in Astoria Cafe, and also wiped out the "Met", Vogue Beauty Shoppe, Stancell's Meat Market, Esther's Dress Shoppe, as well as eight apartment buildings.

      The original courthouse served as the districts judiciary and administrative building for over 40 years until it was condemned by the county in 1882.

      The original courthouse served as the districts judiciary and administrative building for over 40 years until it was condemned by the county in 1882.