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    Kelly McEachern at his service station on the north east corner of Main and Bronte

    Anne Campbell (centre) on her graduation day. She later became the first female mayor of Milton

    Anne Jeannette (Campbell) MacArthur, August 19, 1909 - July 2, 1998. Mayor of Milton 1974-1976.

    Dr. William Francis Freeman, b.Jan.26, 1857 d.June 1934. was the son of Dr. Clarkson Freeman. He married l. Carollota Cargill 2. Mary Victoria Garett. One daughter Marjorie from first marriage, 1891-

    Fifteen men in hockey jackets grouped in front of doorway with two trophies on the ground in front of them.

    Men's names listed on back of photograph.

    The school was situated in the Scotch Block area north of Milton. For further information on the Scotch Block, see "Halton's Scotch Block; the people and their stories" by Jim Dills and Gloria (Stark

    Caption reads "About 33 years ago Milton's hockey interest rose to such a pitch that a group of local girls took up the stick game. 'Numerous games were played with miscellaneous results. They manage

    Written on back is "Mother, Etta, Nell and Louie. Taken in Fargo, Oct. 21st 1934. Etta's 68th birthday". A Hill (Acton and Peru) and Pearen (Milton) family connection.

    George Rendle was the eldest son of Ernest and Mabel (Hill) of Galt (Cambridge), Ont. George participated in WWII and died c.2006 in Cambridge, Ont. Donald Hill was George's uncle.

    The school was demolished in 1973 and the Milton Public Library erected on the lot. Photograph taken from "An Indelible Imprint" by Jim Dills. For further information consult that booklet. The captio

    The caption underneath the photograph reads "The boys' choir at Bruce St. P. S. in 1930 was pictured with teacher Christine Elliott, principal P. D. Shorey and teacher Miss Margaret Gemmell. A note o

    The caption underneath the photograph reads "First grade at BSPS in 1930 include the following: First row, left to right, Harvey Brush, Ron Galbraith, Bill Gould, Bill London, Don McLean, Tom Ford, D

    The school was demolished in 1973 and the Milton Public Library erected on the lot. Photograph taken from "An Indelible Imprint" by Jim Dills. The caption underneath the photograph reads "Mrs. P. W.