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      In 1894, a high school was built for the Town of Tillsonburg on land located on Lisgar Court, donated by E.D. Tillson. Over the years, the high school was added onto several times to make space for an increasing student population. Finally, a second high school was built in 1960, …

      On the southwest corner of the market and Broadway in Tillsonburg, Ontario, Adam Matheson opened a hotel known as Matheson House. Unlike its competitors, it was of frame construction and resembled a large house. It was considered to have the best bar and dining room in town. In January 1893, …

      The hospital was opened in Tillsonburg, Ontario, on March 22, 1926, and was named the Soldiers Memorial Hospital. It was erected in memory of the soldiers who lost their lives in the First World War. Since its opening, it had undergone number renovations and had additions constructed.

      The current St. John's Anglican Church (pictured here) was constructed at the corner of Bidwell and Ridout Streets in Tillsonburg, Ontario from 1899 to 1900. There were two Anglican churches prior to this, with the first being built in 1868 and destroyed by fire in 1870, and the second built …

      The Tillsonburg Public Library was originally the Carnegie Library from approximately 1915, The library was rebuilt in 1974 on the original site of The Carnegie Library. The current St. John's Anglican Church (pictured here) was constructed at the corner of Bidwell and Ridout Streets in Tillsonburg, Ontario from 1899 to …

      Mil Mar Manor was an event venue and banquet hall just outside of Tillsonburg, it was owned by Punk and Marg Milmine. The manor burnt down in January of 1980.

      This is a view of the Tillsonburg clock tower that used to be part of the old post office.

      This is a view of Broadway in Tillsonburg looking south.

      The House was built between 1881-1882, for E.D. Tillson who is known as the father of Tillsonburg. It has been designated a national historic site. It is one of the best surviving illustrations in Canada of the Aesthetic Movement promoted by Oscar Wilde. The house itself is an example of …

      The House was built between 1881-1882, for E.D. Tillson who is known as the father of Tillsonburg. It has been designated a national historic site. It is one of the best surviving illustrations in Canada of the Aesthetic Movement promoted by Oscar Wilde. The house itself is an example of …

      This is Broadway St. North in Tillsonburg, Ontario in 1917

      This is a view of one of the flour mills in Tillsonburg, Ont.

      This is a photo of people om a boat ride down the Van Norman Rollway in Tillsonburg, Ontario.

      The Tillsonburg Public Library was originally the Carnegie Library from approximately 1915, The library was rebuilt in 1974 on the original site of The Carnegie Library.

      This is a view of main street in Tillsonburg, Ontario.

      This is a view of Broadway in Tillsonburg, formerly named Main Street.

      This is a view of Broadway in Tillsonburg, formerly known as Main Street.

      This is a view of Main Street in Tillsonburg.

      This is a view of Oxford and London streets as well as Sulpher Spring.

      This is a view of one of Tillsonburgs many mills.