Milton - Demolished Buildings

    Both the bank and the house were demolished and replaced by the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce building at 147 Main St. E. This photograph was taken from "Milton Semi-Centennial 1857-1907".

    The building, which was demolished, was at 244 Main St. E. In its place is a building for the Bank of Nova Scotia.

    The building has been demolished. It was on Commercial Street at the south-west corner of Main and Commercial. In its place is now a Car wash and a Kentucky Fried Chicken outlet.

    The house was demolished. It stood on the corner of James and Mill Streets (21 James Street) where the Scott Early Funeral Home now stands.This photograph was taken from "Milton Semi-Centennial 1857-

    Dr. Stevenson eventually converted his house into Milton's first hospital. The house was eventually demolished in the 1980s.

    Bruce Street school was demolished in 1973 and the new Milton Public Library built on that space. For further information see "An indelible imprint" by Jim Dills.

    Demolished to make way for parking lot.

    The buildings were demolished c.1960s to make way for a new Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Building. The building is now an ice cream parlour and juice parlour.

    Milton Public School, later known as Bruce St. School, was built in 1857 at a cost of 800 pounds (about $2,000). Its two foot thick walls were of local limestone. It served Milton until 1972. Bruce S

    The space is now occupied by commercial buildings. Note - duplicate picture #639