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      Photographed in the Lakeshore meeting room at the Burlington Art Centre.

      In the early years of 2000, the house was moved from its location on Mary Street to Bell Street. This was to accommodate the expansion of the Town Hall and the accompanying parking areas.

      An video interview with Norman Callery focusing on his experiences in the RCAF in World War II This site is dedicated to his memory. (1924-2007)

      Fall Tour, 2005, of the Fine Arts Society of Milton

      Fall Tour, Fine Arts Society of Milton

      From right to left standing between Lorne Scots personnel are Major Rolf Guenther (Salvation Army); Douglas Bramer (Legion Padre); Bill Shields, saluting (Poppy Chairman, The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 114); Mark Andrews, saluting (President, The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 114); Shirley Stacey, saluting (Vice President, The Royal Canadian Legion Branch …

      These wagon rides are held in December in conjunction with the Milton Downtown Business Association

      This event was held in conjunction with the wagon rides organized by the Milton Downtown Business Association.

      These wagon rides were held during the month of December in conjunction with the Milton Downtown Business Association

      The wagon rides are held in December in conjunction with the Milton Downtown Business Association

      The wagon rides are held in December in conjunction with the Milton Downtown Business Association

      Jim Dills (left) receiving Writing award from MP Gary Carr

      John McDonald (left) receiving Educational Award from Mayor Gordon Krantz

      Angelo DeMedicis (right) of Milton Home Hardware receiving award from MPP Ted Chudleigh

      This is a picture and a transcript of an interview with Ed Busby. A link to the video interview

      The 50-acre farm property and house, purchased in 1898 by George Blair, was north of the boundary of the Village of Burlington. The house front west elevation faces Brant Street; the address was formerly 687 Brant Street. This property was designated under the Ontario Heritage Act in 2000.

      Darwyn Hourie demonstrating blacksmithing to a group of new students at the Waldie Blacksmith Shop, Milton, Ont.

      Display by various members of the Fine Arts Society of Milton held at the Waldie Blacksmith Shop.

      Gayle Waldie and Marsha Waldie selling Milton Historical Society books at the Fine Arts Society of Milton exhibition held at the Waldie Blacksmith Shop.

      Built in 1890 by George Blair for John Dalton. This property was designated under the Ontario Heritage Act in 2000