Milton - Main Street, Milton, Ontario

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

    The building served as the town hall until 1985 at which time town administration was moved to the renovated Court House/Jail building in Victoria Square. This building now houses offices. For furthe

    Fireman marching on Main Street in the Remembrance Day Parade, November 1976. They are passing in front of St. Paul's United Church on the left of the picture.

    The Cadet Corps marching in the Remembrance Day Parade, November 1976, Milton, Ontario. They are passing in front of St. Paul's United Church on the left of the picture.

    New plaza "Carriage Square" and Old Town Hall, now County Health Centre.

    For further information see "Historic Homes and Buildings of Milton" Vol. 2

    These two stores formed part of the Dewar Block on the corner of Main and Martin Streets. They were built in 1887. These two stores now house Delacourt's and Nature's Fire. Three copies of photograph

    Built on land donated by Joseph Martin. It was opened in 1867. In the 1980s the functions of the town hall were transferred to the old Court House. For further information see "Historic Homes and Bui

    The two small stores were demolished and replaced with the Post Office. Three copies of photograph.

    Clements hardware store is now Delacourts and the Red Cross drug store is now Natures Fire. The store on the right of the picture was demolished and replaced with the post office. Five copies of phot

    Built 1887. Part of the Dewar Block on the corner of Main Street and Martin Street. Now Delacourts. Three copies of photograph.

    The building was demolished. It was located on Main Street in approximately the position now occupied by Carriage Square. Three copies of photograph.

    The building was at 244 Main Street East. The Metropolitan Bank was taken over by the Bank of Nova Scotia. The building was eventually demolished and replaced with the new Bank of Nova Scotia Buildin

    The Bon-Ton is now Tony's Barber Shop at 206 Main St. E., Milton. Two copies of photograph.

    This building was originally known as R. & C. H. Burling' Block. It was built in 1858 by Alexander Murray and demolished by the town in 1970. The lot is now occupied by a parkette and the Spice of Li

    The Supersweet Feeds sign has gone and also the feed mill - it has been replaced with apartment blocks. The post office is now a restaurant; a new post office was built on Brown Street. Ledwith's gro

    Built on land donated by Joseph Martin. It was opened in 1867. In the 1980s the functions of the town hall were transferred to the old Court House. This photograph was taken from "Milton Semi-Centenn

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