Milton - Military

    The war memorial, 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 monu

    Two copies of this photograph

    Ken Lamb receiving award from Mayor Gordon Krantz for his book "Milton Remembers World War II"

    Parade being led by Noel Duignan, MPP, along Main Street, in Milton

    The Korean War, 1950-1953

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    The building was at Mill and Willow Streets in Acton

    Ed Goodall (left) and Councillor Mike Boughton (centre) with display of memorabilia of Milton military men who died in World War 1

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    Foreground left - Len Pope, right - Bill Hardy. Background - Sergeant at Arms, Dick Kearns. Right - George Winnie

    Norman, William, Gordon and Stewart were brothers from the Stratford/St. Marys, Ontario area. Norman, Gordon and Stewart all served in WWI and returned safely. Norman was killed shortly after his ret

    The display, in Victoria Park, features the book by Society member Ken Lamb "Milton Remembers World War II".

    Victoria Park Gun - German 77 mm field gun, captured September 27, 1918 by the Third Infantry Battalion of Toronto, allotted to Milton as a souvenir of World War I by A. G. Doughty, Dominion Archivis

    Photograph taken outside the old Town Hall on Main Street.

    The Cadet Corps posed in front of the Milton Post Office on Main Street. On the right hand side of the photograph is the Milton Town Hall.

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    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.