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    Hill/Pearen connection The inscription on the back is 'Sister'

    For the link to poetry (John McCrae), see the Comments attached to the photograph. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

    For further information, see "Historic Homes and Buildings of Milton, Volume II"

    For further information see "Historic Homes and Buildings of Milton, Volume II"

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

    Fall Tour, 2005, of the Fine Arts Society of Milton

    The picture was taken by Eva Houston, Clifford's sister. Their father, George Houston, worked at the brickyards for many years.

    Duplicate of #6215. Scan only

    Interior of blacksmith shop, looking from nr. side of stocks between the 2 arms. The 2 arms of the horse stocks are mounted parallel to each other spaced approx. 2'4" apart. The horse to be shoed was

    Back row - Neil Ford, Phyllis Moore. Centre row - Tim Kingsbury, June Andrews, Rex Sutcliffe. Front row - Julie Kingsbury.

    Event to help celebrate the annual Heritage Day.

    This photograph is labelled on the back as Dr. Clarkson Freeman. However, after exchanging e-mails with the author of the 'comment', who is an expert on Commonwealth Militia uniforms, it was decided

    Black and white photograph of grave stone in good condition for David Downie but which has been abandoned in bushes

    The Court House is now the Milton Town Hall. On the back of the post card the letters "AZO" are stamped four times making a square for the postage stamp. Not known if this is a publisher's mark.

    Two copies: (a) - good condition (b) - faded. For further information regarding Dr. Robertson, please consult "Milton Area Biographies, Vol. 1"

    Photograph in good condition. Mounting in poor condition.

    The Soldiers' Reception was held in Milton in September 1919 to honour Milton's returning soldiers from WWI. For further information see Canadian chamption, September 18, 1919.

    Merchant. Father of Mrs. John T. Hammond. For further information see "Milton Area Biographies, Vol. I."

    Old Timers' Hockey. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"