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      Hornby United Church sire built and installed by Gordon Brigden at the machine shop in Hornby. After the congregations of Hornby and Ashgrove built Hillcrest United the old church was used as a community centre and then a nursery school. It is on the south side of Steeles just west …

      Hornby church choir at the turn of the century. It was located at the corner of 8th LIne and Steeles Ave. The church burned down but the cemetery is still there. Shown left to right: Will Forest, Hattie (Harriet) Forest, Will Sybbald, Wm. Skerow Hall, Mrs. W. Skerow Hall (organist), …

      Winners of Halton County Rural League. The team practiced and held tournaments on the rink located on Stuart Robertson's property at Hornby. It was located beside the creek on the south side of the base Line (now Steeles Ave.) across from Hornby School. The Robertson home had a Delco system …

      Clergyman from St. Stephen's Church

      Located at 7524 8th Line. Demolished c.2000

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      Men working in a sawmill with a team of oxen in Farlton near Hornby.

      Hornby was unofficially centered around the intersection of Trafalgar Road and Steeles but in reality, it is so widespread, people refer to "Hornby East" and "Hornby West". It spread into both Esquesing and the old Trafalgar Townships. The store has always been at Steeles and Trafalgar, now (in 2017) it …

      Hornby School was a "union" school with students from both Mississauga and Trafalgar Township as it sat on the town line between the two.

      Lindsey was the son of Daniel Neelands, 1831–1890, and Mary Jane Lindsay, 1831–1918, also buried in Hornby Presbyterian Cemetery, Hornby, Ontario. Daniel's father was Robert Neelands, 1804–1893, and Elizabeth Johnston, 1804–1869, who are buried in Churchville Cemetery, Peel County, Ontario.

      Hornby was unofficially centered around the intersection of Trafalgar Road and Steeles but in reality, it is so widespread, people refer to "Hornby East" and "Hornby West". It spread into both Esquesing and the old Trafalgar Townships. The store has always been at Steeles and Trafalgar, now (in 2017) it …

      Alice Ward listed on the 1891 census as a domestic residing with the Thomas Chisholm family. She was aged 17 years at the time. According to the same census, she was from England. Presumably she was a Home Child. For more information, please click on the "View Comments"under the photograph.

      Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

      50 Years Ago Taken from the issue of the Canadian Champion, September 10, 1925. At the Canadian National Exhibition last week, Milton's noted breeder Jos. Telfer took the majority of prizes for Hackneys. Another Miltonian, C.E. Hill, got second prize for his two year old stallion, Halton King. In the …

      Hornby School was a "union" school with students from both Mississauga and Trafalgar Township as it sat on the town line between the two.

      Hornby was unofficially centered around the intersection of Trafalgar Road (7th Line) and Steeles (Lower Base Line) but in reality, it is so widespread, people refer to "Hornby East" and "Hornby West". It spread into both Esquesing and the old Trafalgar Townships of Halton County. The store has always been …

      Hornby was unofficially centered around the intersection of Trafalgar Road and Steeles but in reality, it is so widespread, people refer to "Hornby East" and "Hornby West". It spread into both Esquesing and Trafalgar Townships. The village was named for Hornby Castle in England because of a family connection. Note …

      Hornby Methodist church

      Photo of the Hornby methodist church choir, circa 1900.

      Hornby Methodist Church Interior Dec, 1955