Oakville and the Sixteen

Discover the rich history of Oakville through the eyes of Mrs. Mathews, a proud descendant of a pioneering family. In her captivating book, Oakville and the Sixteen, published by University of Toronto Press in 1953, she meticulously traces the evolution of this quintessential Ontario lake port. Spanning 277 pages, the narrative beautifully captures the social life and cultural shifts that have defined Oakville at various stages of its development. From the earliest settlements to the transformative changes that have reshaped the town, this book offers a comprehensive look at Oakville's journey. Perfect for history enthusiasts and those interested in Canadian heritage, Oakville and the Sixteen is a valuable addition to any bookshelf.