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    Shells manufactured at The P. L. Robertson Mnfg. Co. during World War I being examined before being shipped out.

    Shells being examined at the P. L. Robertson Plant by government inspectors during World War I

    Government inspectors at the P. L. Robertson Plant in World War I

    The Jailor's house on Hugh Street was demolished in July 2007 to make way for an extension of the Milton Town Hall. Prior to this it had been used by various community organizations.

    Family reunion at the house on the Guelph Line (east side) just below the junction of Derry Road and the Guelph Line. The farm was called 'Forest Hill Farm' (see Comment)

    Dr. Robertson was born in 1879, the son of Dr. David Robertson and Jeanette S. Morse who had two sons and three daughters. He was educated in Milton going on to Harbord Collegiate and the University of Toronto. He took post-graduate work in London and Edinburgh and then left for ...

    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"...

    Bruce Fitzgerald was born in 1894 in Colborne, Ontario the son of John Robert Fitzgerald and Annie Sloane. He served in both World War I and World War II. He worked for the Bank of Toronto at various locations before coming to Milton in 1934 where he founded the F. ...