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    George Lee Watson, aged 8 poses beside famous Norval doctor Samuel Webster, aged 80 years, in front of Mrs. Black’s store (Dr. Webster’s sister-in-law).

    Four draw kilns at Dolly Varden, operated by the Toronto Lime Company until 1931.

    Dolly Varden quarry, Unidentified teamster unloading limestone into draw kiln.

    A view of Main Street looking south with the new O’Neill block on the right. It replaced an earlier building about 1923.

    Milton High School athletic trophy winners. Howard C. Wrigglesworth of Hornby is sitting front right.

    Public School class picture of room 5. Students are Top Row: Helen Hilts: Verna Barker: Madeline Erwin; Ann Wilson; Annie Freeman; Gladys Weston; Jean Bullivant: Aileen Groat; Marion Plant, Jean Watt

    Georgetown Public School (Chapel Street) room 6 class picture

    The two-storey stone School Section #9, known as Gibraltar is on the 5th Line. The second storey was added to the 1862 building in 1875. The second floor was closed from 1891 to 1954. Note the flag p

    Eight members of the Glen United Church choir pose for a photo outside the Church, 533 Main Street. It is likely the same day as the photo taken of the larger group, being EHS 00965 and EHS19983.

    Imperial Oil gas station, garage and general store with man and boy out front.

    Piano pupils from the Ashgrove – Norval area pose with their teacher Mrs. Wright at the end of the term.

    Piano pupils from the Ashgrove – Norval area pose with their mothers at the end of the term.

    The mothers of piano pupils from the Ashgrove – Norval area pose at the end of the term.

    Frank Nethercut enjoys the lawn of his aunt Kathleen (Kirby) Drake.

    The original photo belongs to the Ontario Archives. Contact Archives for permission to reproduce.

    ASHGROVE: Mrs. Mackie with her three children in a field. DATE: c. 1922

    Two men drive a drey pulled by two Clydesdale horses on the Ashenhurst Farm. It is labeled “City Dairy Co. Farm” The City Dairy in Toronto was started by Walter Massey in 1901. This drey was probably

    Warwick Noble works on his golf swing.

    Charles H. Best ploughing at the Noble farm in Norval.