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    Knitter's Delight and Comic Express...

    Moffat/McLary Appliance Centre

    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.

    Three storey stone building with shop front and mansard roof.

    Located at the corner of Martin and Main. Also known as the Dewar Block.

    A row of shops with arched windows on the upper storey and ornamental brick just below the flat roof. The series of shops have people standing in the doorways.

    Bulk Food store. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"...

    Bastedo's occupied this location 1906-1911, followed by Sandersons, Walker Store, Selrite, Stedmans, Bi-Way and Bergsma's (1998)...

    Store at 176 Main Street East, Milton...

    Carroll's food store was at 176 Main St. East, Milton from c.1930's to c.1950's

    The young man is Danny Bonin...

    Chairman of Simpsons. Chairman of the Halton Region Conservation Authority 1978-9189. Married 1.Audrey Syer 2. Betty Kennedy. Lived at Limestone Hall on Walkers Line. Autobiography - "Store of Memories", McClelland & Stewart, 1986. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

    Alfonsi Crisci was the owner of Jackson's Barn on Mill Street. His building has now been converted into offices. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"...

    The Bowes Building

    The Murray Building

    Formerly Judge Elliot's law office

    Selrite Stores was at #194 Main St. East. Randall & Morley (butchers) is at #196. The Walker Stores can be seen at #198 which is currently (2010) part of the Milton Bible Church. The Selrite building is now (2010) occupied by Bergsma.

    260 Main St. E., Milton, Ont.

    The Bews Block, now The Flora Shop

    The building was demolished c.2000 and replaced with a building in a similar style. It is now a church.