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    George Edwards helped Uncle Henry on the farm.

    Postcard of a family picnic. The postcard was sent to the Bousfield family in Milton from George to Mister William Bousfield.

    Oliver C. Pettigrew at the Milton Cemetery

    Parade on Main Street, Milton on July 1, 1927. The Parade is travelling from east to west.

    The picture was probably taken at 186 Sarah Street in Milton

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    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"...

    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"...

    Back of the postcard reads "Dear Harold - just a line to let you know I am well and you are. Hoping you good Christmas from Elle". Addressed to "Mr. Harold Coulson, Milton, Ont. Box 16"

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    Side view of Court House and Registry Office with car in front of the Court House.

    Colour photograph of War memorial to the right of the picture with Court House in the background. Flag pole to the left of picture. Large trees on both the left and the right of the picture.

    Vehicles assembling for parade on Main Street, Milton

    Photograph showing a decorated arch over Main Street shwoing a Welcome sign for the soldier participants in the Parade.

    Photograph showing decorations of some of the stores on Main St., Milton

    Graham's Shoe Store, Milton, Ont. Received prize for the best decorated store at the Soldiers' Reception, September 1919

    Band of the 164th Battalion.

    KELSO LAKE - MILTON, ONTARIO. Only four miles from downtown MILTON, this man-made lake and surrounding park is one of our major tourist attractions.

    THE MILL POND - MILTON, ONTARIO. This is where MILTON started. Centennial Park in the heart of downtown Milton forms a beauty spot admired by everyone.

    Large stone building, car in front