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    1939-1940 Georgetown Intermediate Hockey Club. Pictured are “Strat” Bakogeorge, Jimmy Sargent, “Walt” Richardson, “Smokey” Richardson, Bud Palmer, Sam Walker, Bill Ritchie, “Ern” Thompson, “Bungy” Ward, “Pete” Fost, joe Hall, “Nate” Silver, “Dave” Crichton, “Norm” Hill, Reg Hoare, Frank Dewhurst, Lloyd Sanderson, W. Emmerson, Issac Bullivant.

    Portrait of artist Frank Charles Black (1893-1988). Black was a well-respected artist. He exhibited with the Ontario Society of Artists and the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts. He was also a colleague of the Group of Seven, and shared their initial profession, commercial art. He retired to Georgetown with his ...

    “The Post Office, Georgetown Ont.”

    “Post Office and Custom’s House, Georgetown Ontario.”

    Three teachers, two male and one female, in the grounds of Georgetown High School, 70 Guelph Street. This is one of several photographs glued into a homemade booklet by Marg Helson. This photograph appeared on page 102 of Georgetown District High School Centennial Book 1887-1987.

    Marg Helson and friends demonstrate gymnastic routines in front of Georgetown High School, 70 Guelph Street. This is one of several photographs glued into a homemade booklet by Marg Helson. This photograph appeared on page 102 of Georgetown District High School Centennial Book 1887-1987.

    Posing in their gym uniform in front of Georgetown High School, 70 Guelph Street are Jean Ruddell, Marion Dick, Marjorie Schenk, Janet Henderson, Breck Benny and Marg Hoare (Helson). This is one of several photographs glued into a homemade booklet by Marg Helson. This photograph appeared on page 102 of ...

    Oil on canvas

    The crew which went from Georgetown one summer to assemble 26 pre-cut homes in 26 weeks near Prestney's Dome (mine) at Shoemaker, Ontario. Bottom right: Bill Hyde; Top: ?,?, Del Laird, _____?, ______?, ______?, Hayes, _____?

    Public School, Georgetown, Ont.

    Armstrong Garage, located on old Guelph Plank Road, was owned by John and Matthew Armstrong.

    “Queen Street, Georgetown Ontario.” (postmarked in 1938)

    Two girls pose for a photo on the boardwalk at Stanley Park. The sign marks the border between cabins with American names and cabins with Canadian names.

    Acton Public School staff (now Robert Little School). From left to right are Miss Margaret Young, Grade 3, Miss Martha Orr, Grade 6, Miss Wilma McMillan, Grade 4, Miss M.Z. Bennett, Grade 8, Miss Isabel Bruce, Grade 2, Miss Daisy Folster, Grade 7, Miss Isabel Anderson, Grade 5, Miss Teresa ...

    GLEN WILLIAMS - Junior and Senior Classes of Glen Public School (SS#11). Teachers Edna Neil and Margaret Leslie. FRONT ROW: John Haines, Ron Vivian, Jim Norton, Bob Addy, Les Dickenson, Gilbert, Ken Norton, Bob Norton, Roy Norton, George Louth, Bobby Hepburn, Matthew (jr.) Beaumont, Victor Ostrander, Gilbert Preston, Jack ...

    Acton Tanner’s Intermediate Hockey Club with executive from 1936-37 seasons.

    Marcella Ashenhurst as a child.

    Elizabeth (Mortimer) Drake sitting outside her home at Ashgrove. Her husband William(1869-1946) built the cabinet making shop on the right.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 1937, p. 1     Graduation portrait of Clarence Franklin Thompson from Victoria College, son of Walter Franklin Thompson (1879-1924). He was killed in action in France on 21 July 1944, serving as a Lieutenant of the Sherbrooke Fusilliers Armoured Regiment.

    Marcella Ashenhurst at 10 years of age.