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    Subject of the meeting was "Limehouse" - Jack Charlton introducing the speaker, John McDonald.

    Hugh Foster donated the land for the building of the Court House, the Jail,the Registry office and Victoria Park. The presentation consisted of a reproduction of a picture of Hugh Foster and a copy o

    Hugh Foster donated the land for the building of the Court House, the Jail,the Registry office and Victoria Park. The presentation consisted of a reproduction of a picture of Hugh Foster and a copy o

    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

    The last service held in the church was at Easter 1988. The building was then converted to offices.

    For further information regarding this house, please see "Historic Homes and Buildings of Milton" Vol. 2

    Photograph was taken from the corner of Mill and Bronte, looking south.

    The space is now occupied by commercial buildings. The houses on the right of the building were demolished.

    House was built on a steep wooded slope belonging to Alex Cooke. The house became #336 Pine St.

    Photograph taken from the corner of Main and Bronte looking north.

    For further information on this house, please consult "Historic Homes and Buildings of Milton" Vol. 2

    Road being developed and graded. Developing Steeles and James Snow intersection, looking east.

    For further information on this house please consult "Historic Homes and Buildings of Milton." Vol. 2

    Bishop Reding High School located on Main Street between Thompson Road and the James Snow Parkway. Looking south.

    Road being developed and graded. Developing Steeles and James Snow intersection, looking east.

    Jim Dills showing a group of young boys the crest of the Town of Milton.

    Visitors to the Council Chambers in the Town Hall. Second from left is Alex Cooke (Milton Historical Society), third from left is Councillor Brad Clements

    A young visitor to the Levee seated in a council member's chair

    Visitors touring the Milton Town Hall