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    On the back of the photograph is written "James Weir, Pine Street, Milton, Ontario. Member of Milton Town Council". Photograph pasted on board.

    Head and shoulders portrait of man with moustache, wearing dark jacket, white shirt, dark waistcoat and tie. White handkerchief in pocket. Photograph pasted on board.

    Half-length portrait of man with short hair, moustache, dark jacket and waistcoat. Photograph is pasted on board.

    On the back is written "The first merchant to bring oranges and bananas to Milton for sale in his store. Built the store, now Ken Bailey's, about 1900. 176 Main Street." For further information on An

    On the back of the photograph is written Mr. W. H. and Mrs. Lindsay., Milton. On the front is written W. D. Lindsay. For further information see "Milton Area Biographies, Vol. 1."

    Photograph pasted on board

    Photograph pasted on presentation board.

    "Ligny School" S.S.No. 1, 1920. Miss Morrison, Teacher

    Black and white photograph pasted on board. Forty-six students posed with teacher outside the school.

    Black and white. Group of mainly young men and women posed outside a doorway. Over the doorway is a sign "Halton Farmers Co-operative Co. Ltd." On the back of the photograph is written "Milton Short

    Good condition. For further information regarding P.L. Robertson, please consult "P.L. Robertson, inventor of the Robertson Screw", by Ken Lamb, and "Milton Area Biographies, V.2."

    Margaret Maxted was born in 1903 and died in 1986. She was the daughter of John Maxted who was a brick layer and building contractor. Their house, on Thomas Street, was built by John Maxted. Margaret

    Margaret Maxted was born in 1903 and died in 1986. She was the daughter of John Maxted who was a brick layer and building contractor. Their house, on Thomas Street, was built by John Maxted. Margaret

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    For further information, check "Historic Homes of Milton, Vol. I"

    For further information, check "Historic Homes of Milton, Vol. I"

    Mr. and Mrs. Don Corker and Tom Murison (Project Leader for theWaldie Blacksmith Shop restoration)

    Left to right - Mrs. and Mr. Peter Devine, Mandy Sedgwick, Helen Comber.