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

    The building was originally built for Winn's Shoe Factory in 1892. Currently (2012) it has been converted into apartments, a restaurant and a hair salon.

    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 "new" Princess Theatre was built after the original theatre burned in a 1915 fire. It's seen here in later years. Movies continued at the site from 1916 to March 1985. After 1983 the theatre was remodelled and the space used for stores.

    Jack Hannant Sr. (right) serves from the counter of his grocery store at 258 Main Street. For further information see "Memories of Milton" by Mel Robinson.-

    The partnership of Blain and Hannant was rather an unusual one. J. T. Hannant(Jack Sr.) operated a very successful grocery store in the premises at 258 Main Street East. In the premises at 264 Main Street, J. W. (Jimmy) Blain ran the flour, feed and coal business. The two businesses ...

    Knitter's Delight and Comic Express...

    Moffat/McLary Appliance Centre

    Two cadets and four teenage girls outside Knight's Menswear Store on Main Street

    Mounted sepia photograph of the inside of the saddle store. Heating stove in the middle of the room, three men in the background. Benches with equipment. More equipment hanging on walls. Door and two windows in the background.

    Photograph showing decorations of some of the stores on Main St., Milton

    Graham's Shoe Store, Milton, Ont. Received prize for the best decorated store at the Soldiers' Reception, September 1919

    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.

    Two storey brick building with six arched windows on the second floor. On the ground floor are two stores with a doorway separating the two stores. A man on the right side is just beginning to walk past the stores.

    Two storey building with eight arched windows on the upper storey and two stores on the ground floor. On the right picture is the side view of what appears to be another store. The stores on the left-hand side are the Red Cross drug store and Clements hardware store.

    Double fronted store with double door. Door at left of picture. Plank side walk. Two men with what appear to be hockey sticks in front of the store. The name Clements & Co. appears over the door.

    Rather blurred photograph of man in dark suit walking past stores on Main St., Milton. One of the stores is the Bon-Ton Shaving Parlour and Barbershop.

    Three storey stone building with shop front and mansard roof.

    On the left at the corner is the post office, facing the camera is Ledwith's grocery store, in the distance is a two-storey semi-detached house on the south side of Mary Street, on the right hand corner is the Dewar Block. A two-storey brick house is on the right hand ...