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    The brass band on the lawn of Lindley Beaumont, 580 Main Street, Glen Williams. Back: Walter Marchment, Edgar Mulligan, "Bert" Herbert Graham, Tom Allen, George Beaumont, Mark Clark, William Beaumont

    One in a series of photo/notecards put together by Mary Maxwell in c1990. She was a long time resident of Norval.

    Mrs. Jennie (Gilmore) Brooks (d.1923), wife of Arthur Brooks (1869-1917) with her children Jim, Arthur, Charles and Etta. They farmed Lot 2, Con. 5, Esquesing.

    Grand Trunk Railway (GTR) Steam Locomotive #835 passing under the bridge. The bridge was built in 1912.

    The Hollywood Hotel, looking west on Guelph Street. Hustler Hardware is the brick building across the street.

    St. Alban's Anglican Church, Main Street.

    Two ladies in front of the Glen School (SS#11), probably the teachers, Miss Currie and Miss Norton.

    Credit River in flood. Glen Woollen Mill on right. See P980.

    A horse waits patiently as limestone rock is loaded on the wagon. The horse will haul the rock to the top of the kiln and it will be emptied into the top of the kiln to be burnt into lime. In the pic

    A view of the draw kiln beside the GTR tracks showing the precarious ramp used by cart and horse to dump limestone into the fires below.

    Maple Street (now Kirkpatrick Lane) viewed from the 22nd Sideroad with a level railway crossing.

Hetty Lawson, Esquesing Tweedsmuir History, 1912, p. 108     Walter Lawson's Saw Mill at the head of the pond. There is a little office perched on the side of the road and on the edge of the pond. The two girls in the wood pile are Mary Lawson and Ina Clarke.

    Full length photograph of a woman wearing a long dress; possibly Myrtle LESLIE.

    Myrtle Leslie ploughing a field with two oxen.

    A farmer rests on a massive old stump under a tripod with his horse, before commencing the task of pulling the stump up out of the ground.

    Jean sitting on an old tree stump.

    Maple Street (now Kirkpatrick Lane) viewed from the Methodist Church (now Community Hall), with a level crossing of the railway tracks.

    Drummers snack parade on Main Street. Baptist Church on the left.

    Physical details: color photo

    Physical details: color photo. printing in red