Milton - Military

    For further information on Dr. Clarkson Freeman, please consult "Milton Area Biographies, Vol. 1". Dr. Clarkson Freeman b.1827 d. 1895. Ina Freeman (daughter of James and Helen Freeman) b.1882 d.1950

    This photograph is labelled on the back as Dr. Clarkson Freeman. However, after exchanging e-mails with the author of the 'comment', who is an expert on Commonwealth Militia uniforms, it was decided

    The monument, supplied by the Thomson Monument Co. of Toronto, was purchased by public subscription and erected during 1926. The unveiling was held on Sunday, September 5, 1926 at 3 p.m. The monumnen

    The Soldiers' Reception was held in Milton in September 1919 to honour Milton's returning soldliers from WWI. For further information see Canadian Champion, September 18, 1919.

    The Soldiers' Reception was held in Milton in September 1919 to honour Milton's returning soldiers from WWI. For further information see Canadian Champion, September 18, 1919.

    The Soldiers' Reception was held in Milton in September 1919 to honour Milton's returning soldiers from WWI. For further information see Canadian Chamption, September 18, 1919.

    The Soldier's Reception was held in Milton in September 1919 to honour Milton's returniong soldiers from WWI. For further information see Canadian Champion , September 18, 1919.

    The Soldiers' Reception was held in Milton in September 1919 to honour Milton's returning soldiers from WWI. For further information see Canadian chamption, September 18, 1919.

    The Court House is now the Milton Town Hall. The gun is a German gun captured during WWI and afterwards given to the town of Milton.

    For further information see "The Canadian Champion", June 3, 1994, p.1. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"