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- Soldiers' Reception, Milton, September 1919
The Soldier's Reception was held in Milton in September 1919 to honour Milton's returniong soldiers from WWI. For further information see Canadian Champion , September 18, 1919. The Soldier's Reception was held in Milton in September 1919 to honour Milton's returniong soldiers from WWI. For further information see Canadian Champion , September 18, 1919.Milton Historical Society - Aurelio Mattiussi, Veteran
WWII Veteran. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion" WWII Veteran. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"Milton Historical Society - 164th Battalion recruiting office, Acton
The building was at Mill and Willow Streets in Acton The building was at Mill and Willow Streets in ActonMilton Historical Society - Soldiers' Reception, Milton, September 1919
The Soldiers' Reception was held in Milton in September 1919 to honour Milton's returning soldiers from WWI. For further information see Canadian Chamption, September 18, 1919. The Soldiers' Reception was held in Milton in September 1919 to honour Milton's returning soldiers from WWI. For further information see Canadian Chamption, September 18, 1919.Milton Historical Society - CWGC marker for the grave of Private Lachlan James Kingsbury
Scan only Scan onlyMilton Historical Society - Milton Historical Display marking 50th anniversary of the end of WWII.
The display, in Victoria Park, features the book by Society member Ken Lamb "Milton Remembers World War II". The display, in Victoria Park, features the book by Society member Ken Lamb "Milton Remembers World War II".Milton Historical Society - Milton Heritage Awards 2004
Ed Goodall (left) and Councillor Mike Boughton (centre) with display of memorabilia of Milton military men who died in World War 1 Ed Goodall (left) and Councillor Mike Boughton (centre) with display of memorabilia of Milton military men who died in World War 1Milton Historical Society - Milton Heritage Awards. Ken Lamb with Mayor Gordon Krantz, winner of the 1995 Award for Writing.
Ken Lamb receiving award from Mayor Gordon Krantz for his book "Milton Remembers World War II" Ken Lamb receiving award from Mayor Gordon Krantz for his book "Milton Remembers World War II"Milton Historical Society - Australian cadets
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Soldiers assembled at (probably) Camp Borden Soldiers assembled at (probably) Camp BordenMilton Historical Society - Trenches at Camp Borden
Camp Borden was an army training camp Camp Borden was an army training campMilton Historical Society - 164th Battalion moving out
Loaded wagons being moved out of Milton. Loaded wagons being moved out of Milton.Milton Historical Society - Milton Heritage Awards. World War II artifacts from the Legion's 1995 Award winning Museum of Remembrance
two copies of photograph two copies of photographMilton Historical Society - Soldiers and friends at Camp Borden, September 1916.
Camp Borden was an army training camp. Camp Borden was an army training camp.Milton Historical Society - Milton Historical Society. 20th Anniversary.
Victoria Park Gun - German 77 mm field gun, captured September 27, 1918 by the Third Infantry Battalion of Toronto, allotted to Milton as a souvenir of World War I by A. G. Doughty, Dominion Archivist. Milton is indebted to Dr. R. K. Anderson, M.P. for the field gun. Victoria Park Gun - German 77 mm field gun, captured September 27, 1918 by the Third Infantry Battalion of Toronto, allotted to Milton as a souvenir of World War I …Milton Historical Society - A dirigible at Shorncliff Camp
Two soldiers talking, one with back to the camera and the other in side view. Overhead is a dirigible. Two soldiers talking, one with back to the camera and the other in side view. Overhead is a dirigible.Milton Historical Society - 164th Battalion with mascot
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... ...Milton Historical Society - 164th Battalion lines up on Main Street
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