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    The first crematorium at the Evergreen Cemetery, Milton, Ontario. It was demolished c.2012 and a larger one built in a different area of the cemetery.

    The mill was burned down in the 1870s. It is believed to have been situated in the area of Steeles Avenue just to the west of Bronte. The photograph was taken by Ross Pearen in the 1930s.

    The mill was burned down in the 1870s. It is believed to have been situated in the area of Steeles Avenue just to the west of Bronte.

    197 Mill Street, Milton

    The house was situated on Mill Street behind the Thompson Hotel. It has been replaced by small stores

    House was demolished in 2010

    Mounted Photograph. Black and white photograph, hand-coloured. Stone building with bell tower. Evergreen trees in front to right of picture. Crowd of people in front of building at centre. Building surrounded by lawn. Underneath the picture is printed "Public and Model School, Milton, Ont. This photograph together with three others, ...

    Large stone building, car in front

    Bonin's gas station stood at the corner of Main and Bronte prior to the construction of the new Petrocanada station.

    Bonin's gas station at the corner of Bronte and Main was demolished to make way for a new Petrocanada gas station.

    Two storey stone building with two chimney stacks and bell tower. Ladder is propped against bell tower.

    Large red brick Victorian house, two storey with three storey tower.

    Coloured photograph of two storey stone building with small bell tower on the roof. Children are playing in front of the school.

    Southerly view of St. Paul's on Main Street with two storey brick house to the west of the church.

    Houses on Main Street opposite Prince Street. Semi-detached houses in the centre were demolished. House on the left was moved.

    Two storey red brick Victorian house with attic, front porch with balcony.

    Two storey frame building painted grey with extension built to the left hand side of the picture.

    Semi-detached houses, two storey, green doors. House to the right and part of a van to the left

    Dr. Stevenson ran his hospital on Martin Street for many years before the Milton District Hospital was built.

    Two storey stone school building with bell tower.