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    White is snow on ski slope at Kelso Conservation grounds.

    View of Hilton Dam and pump house, looking south-west.

    Beautiful walk through the woods and birches on the way to Hilton Falls from Hilton Dam. Nassagaweya/Milton

    25th Anniversary of Halton Centennial Manor, Milton, Ont. 1952-1977. Crowd in grounds by the band shell.

    Teen Town Band of Burlington parade down Main Street, Milton celebrating the 25th anniversary of Halton Centennial Manor, Milton. 1952-1977. "25 years of caring"

    Parade down Main Street, Milton for 25th Anniversary of Halton Centennial Manor. Ladies of Fire fighters of Milton

    Parade down Main Street, Milton to celebrate 25th Anniversary of Halton Centennial Manor. 1952-1977. "25 years of caring". Teen Town Band of Burlington.

    Parade on Main Street, Milton, for the 25th Anniversary of Halton Centennial Manor. 1952-1977. Manor Ambulance

    Halton Centennial Manor 1952-1977

    For further information see "Historic Homes and Buildings of Milton" Vol. 2

    This was the old CNR station originally situated on the east side of Bronte, south of the P.L. Robertson office. Now the Tourst information building. It is situated on Martin (Highway 25) on the west

    Situated at the intersection of 10th sideroad and 2nd line in Nassagaweya.

    Wagon, sleigh and buggy in field in Nassagaweya on the way to Eden Mills

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    The house was originally S.S.#2 and converted into a home. It is situated at the intersection of the 10th sideroad and 2nd line in Nassagaweya

    Notation on the back of the photograph by the photographer reads - Hard head stone donated by blind neighbor "John Henry" and put in my back yard. "Brookville" Plaque made at Mathews in Milton in mem

    "Mohawk Raceway", Guelph Line at Campbellville, Ont.

    Notes from Jack Charlton - 425 Main Street plus Milton Greenhouse. During Bob Brown's ownership he sold off the corner for a gas station. At the front of the property he built a showroom for his flow

    Notes accompanying the photograph written by Jack Charlton as follows: This is the site of the Blind and Sash Factory operated by John Hunter and John Ezard (see County Atlas). The original building

    This building was originally known as R. & C. H. Burling' Block. It was built in 1858 by Alexander Murray and demolished by the town in 1970. The lot is now occupied by a parkette and the Spice of Li