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Contributors: Oakville Public Library- Geographic Location: Oakville
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What could have been a very boring street corner turns out to be a very dramatic and beautiful sight. Thank you to all the home owners who go over and beyond to landscape and make Oakville a beautiful town to wander around and enable everyone to enjoy the view. What could have been a very boring street corner turns out to be a very dramatic and beautiful sight. Thank you to all the home owners who go over and …Oakville Public Library - Canadian National Railway (CNR) Bridge 16 Mile Creek Bridge, 1958
This is the Canadian National's 16-Mile Creek bridge in Oakville on May 19, 1958 as the mid-day train from Toronto to Windsor leaves the station. Years later, after GO service commenced, the foreground would be carved up by the extension of Cross Ave. to meet Cornwall Road and the trees … This is the Canadian National's 16-Mile Creek bridge in Oakville on May 19, 1958 as the mid-day train from Toronto to Windsor leaves the station. Years later, after GO service …Oakville Public Library - View of Oakville
The view of Oakville and the Ford Plant from that spot on the highway that is always bottlenecked. Excuse the dirty windshield. The view of Oakville and the Ford Plant from that spot on the highway that is always bottlenecked. Excuse the dirty windshield.Oakville Public Library - View From Radial Bridge Postcard
Postcard showing the view eastward from the Radial Bridge (Now the Rebecca Street Bridge). Similar to today's view, many boats can be seen. Postcard showing the view eastward from the Radial Bridge (Now the Rebecca Street Bridge). Similar to today's view, many boats can be seen.Oakville Public Library - Water Sports, West Pier, Oakville
Postcard featuring a black and white photograph of some people on a pier and out on the lake. Postcard featuring a black and white photograph of some people on a pier and out on the lake.Oakville Public Library - Young Bill Hitchcox
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. 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.Oakville Public Library - Bill Hitchcox
Picture of Bill Hitchcox with his camera. Picture of Bill Hitchcox with his camera.Oakville Public Library - The Old Central Library
A sketch of the old Library building that was located at 216 lakeshore Rd. E. A sketch of the old Library building that was located at 216 lakeshore Rd. E.Oakville Public Library - Ground Breaking Ceremony at Ford
(5th person, left) Kelly New, (7th person, left) Fred Tilley, (10th person, left) Jack Orr (5th person, left) Kelly New, (7th person, left) Fred Tilley, (10th person, left) Jack OrrOakville Public Library - Vancouver 2010 Torch Run
The Olympic Torch relay for the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games visited over 1,000 communities across Canada, and Oakville was lucky to be one of them. The torch relay began in East Oakville, following Lakeshore Road, and ending up on Dorval, where this picture was taken. The Olympic Torch relay for the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games visited over 1,000 communities across Canada, and Oakville was lucky to be one of them. The torch relay began in …Oakville Public Library - Vancouver 2010 Olympic Torch Relay
The Olympic Torch relay for the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games visited over 1,000 communities across Canada, and Oakville was lucky to be one of them. The torch relay began in East Oakville, following Lakeshore Road, and ending up on Dorval, where this picture was taken. The Olympic Torch relay for the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games visited over 1,000 communities across Canada, and Oakville was lucky to be one of them. The torch relay began in …Oakville Public Library - Vancouver 2010 Olympic Torch Relay
The Bank of Montreal sponsor truck that led the torch through Oakville. The signs on the truck read "Make some noise Canada!" The Bank of Montreal sponsor truck that led the torch through Oakville. The signs on the truck read "Make some noise Canada!"Oakville Public Library - Maple Grove School S.S. No. 12, 1937
A school photograph of the students at Maple Grove in 1937. Gordon Buch is 2nd from the right in the front row. A school photograph of the students at Maple Grove in 1937. Gordon Buch is 2nd from the right in the front row.Oakville Public Library - Marriage of David John McArthur and Barbara Anderson Daniel
Barbara and David John (in his Legion Pipe Band regalia) passing Roberstson's Esso Station in their wedding chariot. Barbara and David John (in his Legion Pipe Band regalia) passing Roberstson's Esso Station in their wedding chariot.Oakville Public Library - David John McArthur
David John posing in his Oakville Legion Pipe and Drum Band uniform. David John posing in his Oakville Legion Pipe and Drum Band uniform.Oakville Public Library - George Brock Chisholm McArthur
George Brock Chisholm McArthur dressed in his 48th Highlanders uniform after returning home from the War. George Brock Chisholm McArthur dressed in his 48th Highlanders uniform after returning home from the War.Oakville Public Library - General George Brock Chisholm
Photograph of General George Brock Chisholm in his military uniform. General Chisholm is one of Oakville's most famous men. Photograph of General George Brock Chisholm in his military uniform. General Chisholm is one of Oakville's most famous men.Oakville Public Library - Lachlan McArthur
Photograph of former Mayor, Lachlan McArthur. Mayor McArthur served in office as Mayor of Oakville in 1954-55. Photograph of former Mayor, Lachlan McArthur. Mayor McArthur served in office as Mayor of Oakville in 1954-55.Oakville Public Library - Brantwood School
School photo of Brantwood Public School c.1934 Front row R to L: Don Gilroy, Harry Barrett,Lily Hughes. Julia Blakelock, Agnes Teale Jane Hillmer, Isobel MacGregor,Doug. Heath, ? . Second row L to R: Kathleen Blakelock, Jean Lamb, Helen Duncan, Ann Calverley, Lois Lunau, Barbara Lawson, Nora Parnaby, Nancy Hart, Winnie … School photo of Brantwood Public School c.1934 Front row R to L: Don Gilroy, Harry Barrett,Lily Hughes. Julia Blakelock, Agnes Teale Jane Hillmer, Isobel MacGregor,Doug. Heath, ? . Second row …Oakville Public Library
