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    Mounted sepia photograph of the inside of the saddle store. Heating stove in the middle of the room, three men in the background. Benches with equipment. More equipment hanging on walls. Door and two windows in the background.

    A very detailed picture of the inside of a general store with crowded shelves, a long wooden counter on the left and the proprietor standing with arms akimbo.

    Picture from "The Canadian Champion"...

    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"...

    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"...

    Cottonwood store in Carriage Square. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"...

    Obituary in "The Canadian Champion", April 30 1986. "Thomas Ford, 62, of Milton passed away at the Joseph Brant Hospital on Thursday. Mr. Ford, a long-time Milton resident, was well known in town because of his years as a full-time employee at the Elsley Guardian Drug Store on Main St. ...

    Owner of the Milton fashion store "The House of Green Ginger" 1980-1998. Organizer of fashion shows to support research into cancer. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"...

    Originally part of a foundry, then a blacksmith shop and then a creamery. Now commercial shops.

    Jack Hannant Sr. (right) serves from the counter of his grocery store at 258 Main Street. For further information see "Memories of Milton" by Mel Robinson.-

    The partnership of Blain and Hannant was rather an unusual one. J. T. Hannant(Jack Sr.) operated a very successful grocery store in the premises at 258 Main Street East. In the premises at 264 Main Street, J. W. (Jimmy) Blain ran the flour, feed and coal business. The two businesses ...

    Knitter's Delight and Comic Express...

    Moffat/McLary Appliance Centre

    On the back is written "In the picture, Florence Norrington, Arthur Norrington, (small boy) Victor Norrington (still living)(in 1986). Lady at side believed to be a Clement girl." Photograph is a copy of the original. Left to right Unknown, Florence Norrington, Arthur Norrington, Victor Norrington...

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

    Men's wear store owner. Milton Town Councillor 1970-78, 1986-1993. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"...

    Men's wear store owner. Milton Town Councillor 1970-78, 1986-1993. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"...

    Photograph taken from the corner of Pine and Fulton Street looking up towards the intersection with Court Street.

    The original Mayfair Lunch restaurant was severely damaged by fire in 1961. At the time this photograph was taken the store was in the process of reopening...

    The building was originally built in the early 1900s for the Winn and Son Shoe Co.