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    The first crematorium at the Evergreen Cemetery, Milton, Ontario. It was demolished c.2012 and a larger one built in a different area of the cemetery.

    The restaurant was destroyed by fire in June 1961. It was replaced by a modern building.

    In 1912, T. D. Hume began to provide a regular programe of moving pictures at his Princess Theatre. This theatre was destroyed by fire and replaced.

    The Station was located at the end of Court Street North, South of the tracks. It was demolished c.1970s

    The mill was burned down in the 1870s. It is believed to have been situated in the area of Steeles Avenue just to the west of Bronte. The photograph was taken by Ross Pearen in the 1930s.

    The mill was burned down in the 1870s. It is believed to have been situated in the area of Steeles Avenue just to the west of Bronte.

    This photograph connects with Image #778.

    197 Mill Street, Milton

    The house was situated on Mill Street behind the Thompson Hotel. It has been replaced by small stores

    House was demolished in 2010

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    The two houses on the right of the picture were demolished in 1988. The house on the left was moved to Commercial Street in 1988 (east side of Commercial), by the Restivo family.

    Mounted Photograph. Black and white photograph, hand-coloured. Stone building with bell tower. Evergreen trees in front to right of picture. Crowd of people in front of building at centre. Building surrounded by lawn. Underneath the picture is printed "Public and Model School, Milton, Ont. This photograph together with three others, ...

    Large stone building, car in front

    Bonin's gas station stood at the corner of Main and Bronte prior to the construction of the new Petrocanada station.

    Bonin's gas station at the corner of Bronte and Main was demolished to make way for a new Petrocanada gas station.

    Empty store adjacent to the Dewar Block on Main Street, Milton, Ontario. The store was demolished c.1989-90. It was replaced by stores similar in style to the store on the right hand side of the picture.

    Row of stores near the corner of Main and Martin. Small store named The Chocolate Box, to the right is an empty store and then further stores. This is part of the Dewar Block.

    House was on the south side of Mary Street.

    The house was on the south side of Mary Street...