OAKVILLE, ONTARIO
November 14, 2008
Oakville is located on Lake Ontario midway between Toronto and Hamilton. Most people know Oakville as a large wealthy suburb, but
Old Oakville dates back to the early 1800's and features a significant collection of historic homes. Some of these homes date from
the 1830s to 1850s and there is an excellent variety of styles from Georgian to Victorian and later. There are many beautiful homes
in Oakville, this collection show the ones immediately surrounding downtown Oakville (which was featured in
Part I).
Oakville total population: 165,516
Population of Old Oakville: 17,655
The George Freestone House, 1887

The Peter McCorquodale House, 1834
Erchless and the Custom House, 1835-56

The David Patterson House, 1835

The Robert Wilson House, 1833

Justus Williams House, 1850

Just Williams' previous house, 1838

The Marlatt House, 1888

The Old Lind House, 1953

William Bond House, 1874

James McDonald House, 1837

Both of these Duncan Chisolm, shipbuilder, 1852

The Thomas House, 1829

Captain William Wilson, 1830

Jeremiah Hagman House, 1855

Robert Hanna House, 1877

Captain William Wilson moved top this house in 1870
The Worn Doorstep, 1870

Rose Cottage, 1856

James O'Connor House, 1852

James Freestone House, 1887

The Joseph Boon House, 1878
The Scotch Kirk, 1850

John Gallie House, 1854

Built in 1835

This one built in 1834

Have you seen Part I: Downtown Oakville?
http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?t=160960