The following pertains to our 2020 edition to the annual Yard Sale. It was certainly a different experience with some very special items grabbed up. COVID also changed things.

We hope to have next year's sale close to mid summer. Updates will be posted here.
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Some one of a kind pieces and lots of bargains. Wear your mask, and bring your cash – a chance to get rid of all that change you have not been able to spend!


Any questions can be directed to information@oakvillehistory.org

Share this with family, friends, and neighbours – COVID-19 protocols will be observed throughout the sale.

DATE:  Saturday Sept. 5

TIME:   11:00 am. to 2:00 pm. 

PLACE:  110 King Street in Oakville, Ontario 

(Part of Lakeshore might be closed.)​

Get Directions (to drive right over. Sorry, cars not provided.)

The pictures above are from years ago.

The following is guidance for the items we are offering for sale.

Do you have items in storage that need a new owner? Do you love hunting for treasures at garage sales?

You can support us by donating, paintings, jewellery, collectables, linens or housewares. Books of Oakville historical significance are wanted. All other books can be picked up by secondlifebooks.net.

Unfortunately, we cannot accept articles of clothing and magazines. Here is a link to Halton organizations that will accept items not right for the Oakville Historical Society. 

In the future, we will be welcoming smaller furniture items such as chairs and tables which can be easily moved by one or two average people. Sorry, large pieces of furniture are too much for us to handle. My Furniture Bank gives charitable tas receipts.

You may still contact us, while our offices are closed and we will respond.
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We would love to see you at this fun event! Please pass on the word to friends and neighbours too.
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This is a fund raiser to help with all our programs – for example:
Digitization Project
Collection, Conservation costs
Exhibits, Displays,
Thomas House Upkeep
Program equipment and supplies
Library Purchases & expenses