Limehouse Methodist church built 1867, now Limehouse Memorial Hall. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, November 2014
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Still a farm, 8505 Esquesing Line, Milton, Concession 5 Lot 4 – the home of John Shortreed who emigrated from Hawick, Scotland in 1837. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, November 2014
Snow is in the air at the North-East corner of Rd. 34 and Nassagawaya-Puslinch Townline. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, January 2014
Cattle further along the Nassagawaya-Puslinch Townline. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, January 2014.
Ireland House on Oakland Farm, built 1837. Relax on the widow’s walk knowing the family dog is churning butter on a treadmill below! Photo credit: Lisa Rance, February 2012
Cooper/farmer Nelson Ogg – Narcisse Hogg – built 1847 as the original family home on Pine St. The family removed to a farm estate now called Blairholm, in 1862, converting the original home to a blacksmith shop. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, September 2011
Oakville, an important in-land naval port since 1828. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, September 2011
Axe-squared beams in the “oldest house in Halton County”, Oakville – built 1816 by Amos Biggar, UEL. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, September 2011