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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” Wa

    The Coated Paper Mills viewed across the railway tracks. This was the first all-concrete building in Georgetown, built by J. B. Mackenzie as the Georgetown Coated paper Mill in 1910. The Company, kno

    A view of the Dominion Seed House with beds of blooming flowers in the foreground. It was founded by William F. Bradley in 1928 and supplied seeds by mail until closing. The buildings were demolished

    The newly constructed post office and customs office at 75 Mill Street.

    A view of Georgetown Main Street looking north towards the Baptist Chapel steeple. Angle parking has been used on both sides of the street.

    Aerial photograph of part of Acton with Fairy Lake on the right. Highway #25 cuts diagonally through the photo, intersecting with the CN rail line north of Acton. This photograph has a scale of appro

    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

    A view of Georgetown Main Street looking north towards the Baptist Chapel steeple from Church Street. A.E. Farnell & Son is on the right. The hydro building has not yet been built (112-108 Main St. S

    A single car -perhaps a 1932 Ford Victoria - is parked on Queen Street in this view looking east, towards the station. The house on the left is 5 Queen Street.

    The three-storey clubhouse for the Willoughby Club Links (later North Halton G&CC).

    Three cars drive up the Guelph Street hill towards the camera at Guelph and Main Streets. At the centre is the Georgetown cenotaph, unveiled here in 1924, in front of the ivy covered “Georgetown Hote

    A close-up of the 1935 Post Office and Customs office on Mill Street.

    A view of the 1935 Post Office and Customs office on Mill Street, taken from the Mackenzie home across the road.

    The public school (Chapel Street School) was built in 1869 and served the town until 1974. The addition was made in 1913. It was demolished in 1980. This is #7 in a series of postcards featuring Geor

    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 a

    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 phot

    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 s

    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.

    Bob Neilson filling the silo at Jim Cunningham’s farm. Halton Images

    A view of Ashgrove School, SS#3 Esquesing from the north-west corner. The red brick school was built in 1870 and served until 1959, when students moved to Stewarttown. The building is privately owned