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1. 1906 Oakville Fair prize list - A booklet listing regulations and prizes for the 1906 Oakville Fair, featuring prizes for horses, cattle, poultry, grains, roots, vegetables, fruit, flowers, butter, and art. Lists donors at the back.

   1906/09/27

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2. 29 Navy Street - home of Jeremiah Hagaman. Jeremiah Hagaman (1818-1884) was a Carriage Maker, who settled in Oakville in the 1850s. He ran a shop on Navy Street (in between Robinson and William Streets), and was quite successful. He lived on 29 Navy Street, in a house that was built in 1855.

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3. 68-70 Navy Street, Oakville Carriage Factory - Jeremiah Hagaman (1818-1884) was a Carriage Maker, who settled in Oakville in the 1850s. He ran a shop on Navy Street (in between Robinson and William Streets), and was quite successful. He lived on 29 Navy Street, in a house that was built in 1855.

   1969/12/

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4. 72 First Street - Photographed in 1958. Home of W. E. Hagaman. Worthington Ely Hagaman (1820-1896) was the cousin of Benjamin Hagaman and helped to manage the Gage & Hagaman Store as it expanded.

   1958/01/

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5. Insurance Policy for Messrs. Gage, Hagaman, and Co. - This document insures Messrs. Gage, Hagaman, & Co. of Oakville against the loss or damage to the amount of one thousand pounds for wheat stored, whether it were theirs or held in trust for others. The building that was insured was located on the south side of Colborne Street in Oakville ("the Village of Oakville"). This insurance was granted by the Provincial Insurance Company, based out of Toronto.

   1857/04/23

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6. James R. Kendall Leather Manufacturing, 1950 - In the Gage & Hagaman Building, on the southwest corner of Navy and Colborne Street (now Lakeshore Road East).

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7. James R. Kendall Leather Mfg. building - Southwest corner of Lakeshore Road and Navy Street. Originally erected by Gage and Hageman for use as an auxillary tannery, the building was purchased by James Kendall following the bankruptcy of the tannery. He continued a business of manufacturing gloves and other leathers. The building was destroyed by fire in 1948.

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8. Munro Letters: 1918 May 14: from Blossom Fisher to Jessie Munro - In which Blossom Fisher sends news from London, England to Jessie Munro. Includes news of Melville's well being, Dr. Fisher's practise and voluntary war effort, and description of conditions in war time London i.e. high food costs, rations, air raids.

   1918/05/14

   Record Type: Archive

   
9. Radial Station Postcard, 1908 - Used as a postcard. The message on the back is: "Mrs. Jus. Appleby, To Mrs. Tompson-Carrie, Orillia, Ont. Dear Lou, many thanks for some kind words of me I hear you having been saying. I am glad to know I have your good will. With love + kindest regards to yourself + sister. Your kindness to me when I was in Orillia I have not forgotten. Your old friend, Hattie L. Hagaman." Louise A. Appelbe (nee Wilson) (1851-?) was the wife of John K. Appelbe (1833-1904), and the mother of Louise "Blossom" Teskey (nee Appelbe) (1891-?). She was the grandmother of Margaret and Gerda Teskey.

   1908/06/11

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10. The Star newspaper, 1899 - An issue of The Star newspaper from Oakville, November 1899. Features numerous articles, including: - Many short columns on the personal news of people in the community (i.e. gossip). Example: "Mrs. J. A. Riggs and Miss Myrtle, are spending a few days with Hamilton friends." - Bible lessons - News from the Boer War, notably the bombardment of Kimberley and the relief of Ladysmith - Advertisements for local businesses - Information about kidney disease - Report on the Trafalgar Council meeting - The fourth chapter of the newspaper serial story "A Double Disobedience" - Details of The Star's cross-country run - An account of the asphyxiation of Mr. and Mrs. Conder in Toronto - District letters from the various settlements in what is now Halton County

    1899/11/23

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11. Typed and handwritten lists of "Old Houses in Oakville" - indicating the original and contemporary owners of various houses, as well as the address, year built and additional comments.

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12. Unknown Dry Goods Store, 1890 - Interior, possibly Ridgetown store of Hagaman.

    1890/ /

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13. Unknown Dry Goods Store, 1890 - Interior, possibly Ridgetown store of Hagaman.

    1890/ /

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