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      This video is part of a series titled 'Oakville Heritage Moments.' Produced by the Oakville Public Library, these videos aim to focus on snapshots of Oakville's history. This video focuses on the notable authors of Oakville.

      This video is part of a series titled 'Oakville Heritage Moments.' Produced by the Oakville Public Library, these videos aim to focus on snapshots of Oakville's history. This video focuses on the history of the Erchless Estate and Oakville Museum.

      This video is part of a series titled 'Oakville Heritage Moments.' Produced by the Oakville Public Library, these videos aim to focus on snapshots of Oakville's history. This video focuses on the history of the Mississaugas of the credit.

      This video is part of a series titled 'Oakville Heritage Moments.' Produced by the Oakville Public Library, these videos aim to focus on snapshots of Oakville's history. This video focuses on firefighting in the 1900s.

      This video is part of a series titled 'Oakville Heritage Moments.' Produced by the Oakville Public Library, these videos aim to focus on snapshots of Oakville's history. This video focuses on the history of Oakville's Sister Cities.

      This video is part of a series titled 'Oakville Heritage Moments.' Produced by the Oakville Public Library, these videos aim to focus on snapshots of Oakville's history. This video focuses on the early era of firefighting in Oakville.

      This video is part of a series titled 'Oakville Heritage Moments.' Produced by the Oakville Public Library, these videos aim to focus on snapshots of Oakville's history. This video focuses on the plants of Oakville and their historical uses.

      This video is part of a series titled 'Oakville Heritage Moments.' Produced by the Oakville Public Library, these videos aim to focus on snapshots of Oakville's history. This video focuses on the Oakville Choral Society.

      This video is part of a series titled 'Oakville Heritage Moments.' Produced by the Oakville Public Library, these videos aim to focus on snapshots of Oakville's history. This video focuses on the Oakville Women's club and the Canadian Federation of University Women.

      This video is part of a series titled 'Oakville Heritage Moments.' Produced by the Oakville Public Library, these videos aim to focus on snapshots of Oakville's history. This video focuses on the history of Healcare in Oakville and the Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital.

      This video is part of a series titled 'Oakville Heritage Moments.' Produced by the Oakville Public Library, these videos aim to focus on snapshots of Oakville's history. This video focuses on the orphanage in oakville that was owned by the Independent Order of Foresters.

      Wayne Cooper interviews long time resident, Peggy Hern.

      Kawartha Lakes is working to recover from the effects of the pandemic - thanks to the resilience of our farmers and local businesses and those in the community who are supporting them.

      The Community Pandemic Recovery Task Force met on August 10, 2020 to continue discussing and planning efforts to help the community recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.

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      On Thursday, July 23rd, 2015, Oakville Public Library’s Digital Heritage Assistant, Avneet Dhillon, sat down with Gene Reed at Bronte Legion Branch 486 for an interview. Gene is a Past President and long-time member of the Bronte Legion. The Library collaborated with the Bronte Legion on a digital exhibit entitled ...

      Video shows Dr. George C.R. Hall playing hockey at the Little Britain open air hockey rink around 1920. He is the tallest hockey player wearing a white sweater. A copy of this video was provided by Marylou Hall as part of a presentation on her family.

      Video shows a snow-covered Eldon Road at the beginning. The hockey scene shows Dr. George C.R. Hall who is the first player doing a slap shot. He is the tallest player wearing dark/white stripped socks and light coloured pants. A copy of this video was provided by Marylou Hall as ...

      This video shows George C.R. Hall playing baseball in the early 1920's. He is the player that is up to bat. A copy of this video was provided by Marylou Hall as part of a presentation on her family.