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    Postmark on front. Possibly Halton Country Council Members on bridge.

    The iron bridge (Grand Trunk Railway bridge) over the River Credit.

    Union Presbyterian Church built in 1884. It is located on 22 Sideroad, west of Winston Churchill Blvd.

    Reunion of students of Robert Little at the unveiling of the tombstone erected by the students gathered here in Fairview Cemetery.

    The barn was never built. George died in 1931. He was Frank Chisholm's grandfather's brother.

    Township Hall showing second storey veranda and staircase. It became the Township Hall in 1925.

Esquesing Tweedsmuir History, c.1908     Looking south down Main Street from Bunker's Hill. Hotel on right is Hill's Hotel, which burned on 5 October 1909.

    Farm residence of John Hunter Sr. - owner of 300 acres near Norval station.

    View of village taken from hill behind Prince St. (about 7a Prince St.) Hotel at centre right. Beaumont home at centre left.

    Acton Citizen's Band. The band is attired in their parade uniforms. Each player is shown with their instrument including a bass drum showing the name of the band. No players have been identified.

    From left to right are: Bill Lindsay, Will and Margaret (née Bussell) Chisholm and daughter Helen Chisholm outside the Hornby Store. Bill Lindsay was the store owner and postmaster. The Brigden house

    Willoughby Livery and Sale Stables was built in 1906. The site was purchased from H.A. McCallum in 1901 by John A. Willoughby. Among the men standing out front are Mr. Willoughby, John Wright and Mr.

    ALex Secord was postmaster of Acton. (Ontario Archives Acc9339 No. 640)

    Family Portrait of the Cleave Family ... "sent to me while I was with Aunt Sarah Clark in 1904. - Mary A.C. Kennedy" Back: Harold Cleave, Charlie Walker, Robert Cleave, Percy Cleave, Lorne Cleave, He

    Credit Lodge of the Free Masons, probably on the occasion of the laying of the corner stone of St. Alban's Church, Sept. 8, 1902, standing at the intersection of Prince and Main Street. Wheeler's sto

    View taken from hill opposite Beaumont's Mill looking Southwest along Main Street. Joseph Street in middle left of photo.

    Photo of Orange Parade taken from in front of Town Hall looking east down Main Street. Williams/Beaumont two storey brick house is on right.

    Bird's Eye View of Glen Williams taken on rise behind mill race, behind Town Hall. Hall is centre, front. To the right is the blacksmith shop and to the left is Wheeler's General Store.

    Lawson's dam in Stewarttown on the Black Creek.

    Couple canoeing on Glen Williams mill pond.