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      A Platoon of cadets with wooden rifles at Bolton Cadet Training Camp.

      Group photograph of the 1944 Oakville High Football team. Front row: Don Gillroy, Bob Ballantyne , Bob Snowball, Wilf Anderson, Ron Anderson, Jack Currie, Don Kemp . Second row: Ross Davis, Don Albertson, Bob Black, Mr. Minshall, Cliff ? , Bob Hughes, Bill Hill, Blake Tuck .

      Seven Oakville happy campers on the steps of one of the cabins. Starting from the right, that’s Jim Brown, John Buckley, Bob Snowball, and Bob Hughes.

      Doug Hitchcox, aged 19, stands in front of his twin-engine Anson training plane.

      Class picture of Maplegrove Public School in 1930-1. The teachers at this time were Miss Campbell (Principal) and Miss Luck.

      Photograph of Maplegrove school. This shows how the one room school house was blended into the design of the new Maple Grove School.

      View of the Oakville Harbour from the Colborne Street bridge. The picture shows two Corvettes being converted to luxury yachts shortly after the WW II.

      Front view of the Oakville Post office.

      Picture taken on the North side of Colborne St (Lakeshore) between George and Dunn St. (outside Grinham's Book Store).

      Doug Hitchcox and friend walking outside of Guild's Bookstore in Oakville.

      Mr. Guild's daughter welcoming a customer to the store.

      A bandsman entering into Len's Drugstore in Oakville.

      Marching bands gather in an Oakville Football field.

      A classic car on display.

      The Lorne Scots band playing for the crowd at the 1978 Oakville Civic Holiday Celebration.

      Fred Heeks and his family moved into the house in the fall of 1909. The 3-story, red brick house was built by Mr. Heeks himself. It once stood on a farm that extended from Rebecca St. to Old Lakeshore Rd. in the south.

      Teen learning to carry an unconscious individual at local First Aid program.

      Bob McKay's professional football career started for the Hamilton Wildcats in 1946. He then played for the Toront oArgonauts in 1947 and became coach for the Oakville Braves in 1949.

      View of the Scarborough pool building and outdoor showers.

      A photograph of young Bill Hitchcox helping his mother on the farm at Lee's Lane. Lee's Lane was located on Rebecca Street in Oakville.