Milton - Heritage Awards

    Students of Grade 6 at Brookville Public School, winners of the 1997 Education Award for a project on their family trees. In the back row are Erica Andrew - Trustee (left) and Sue Dunsmore - Teacher

    Two copies of photograph

    Lynda and Mark Cross receiving the LACAC 1998 award for work on their home at 191 Sarah Street, Milton

    The dancers were providing entertainment at the Heritage Awards ceremonies

    Sandy produced the video "A different time - Milton's Victoria Park" narrated by Jim Dills

    Left to right - Mayor Gordon Krantz, Mandy Sedgwick, Mario Bucaro LACAC

    Left to right - Mayor Gordon Krantz, David Curk and Mario Bucaro, LACAC

    Dorrie Greig making an award to a Heritage winner at the ceremony.

    Eleven boys and girls in grade four won the award for a project which centred on prominent early Miltonians; each student concentrated on a different individual. They made gravestone rubbings at the

    Eleven boys and girls in grade four won the Education award for a project which centred on prominent early Miltonians; each student concentrated on a different individual. They made gravestone rubbin

    Award for in-fill construction built on John Street. Award presented by Mayor Krantz with LACAC Chairman John Challinor

    Carol and Bill Gregg located historic but abandoned Clover Hill House near Cookstown and moved it more than 80 kilometres to Nassagaweya where they restored it, built an addition and made it their ho

    Helen Comber presenting the award to artist Elizabeth Hoey and her daughter, Martha Hoey-Weston, sculptress.

    Eleven boys and girls in grade four won the Education Award for a project which centred on prominent early Miltonians; each student concentrated on a different individual. They made gravestone rubbin

    A display by Milton Heritage (formerly LACAC) at the Milton Heritage Awards ceremony

    Display of the awards given to the winners of the Milton Heritage Awards

    Display of the work of Elizabeth Hoey and her daughter Martha Hoey-Weston.

    Display of work by Elizabeth Hoey and Martha Hoey-Weston winners of the Visual Arts Award. Elizabeth Hoey is a painter and her daughter, Martha Hoey-Weston is a sculptress

    Display of the work by Martha Hoey and her daughter Martha Hoey-Weston.

    Father Mark Curtis, representing Holy Rosary Church, being presented with the Architectural Award for the preservation and restoration of a classic historic Martin Street house as a rectory for the p