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    The rear of #243 Guelph Street, the home of Bill and Stella McDonald.

    The home of Bill and Stella McDonald, 243 Guelph Street.

    The home of Bill and Stella McDonald, 243 Guelph Street.

    Baby in a carriage, probably one of the McDonald children; a postcard.

    Mr & Mrs Don Jardine, on their wedding day.

    Bill McDonald and his mother Nellie standing at rear of a car beside railway tracks.

    A young Lorne Scot is flanked by his sargent (left) and Staff Sargent Ken McDonald (right).

    A Canadian National train pulled by engine 5607 travels south into the Georgetown junction on the original Hamilton-North-Western railway line. The Georgetown train station is in the background.

    Physical details: glossy finish, modern print.

    Man opens cruiser door for the Police Chief while other men watch. The car is across the road from Silver’s store.

    Only the right-hand side of the photo is shown here.

    Percy May at 1102 Hickory Street and Emmerson Street, Madison, Wisconsin.

    In 2008 Millie Timbers wrote: This photo is of my late brother Bill Norton and the house was next to the Credit River. Brother Bill passed away in 1997 in Guelph and is buried in Glen Williams as is

    Mr and Mrs John Alexander Wheeler. He took many of the photographs of Glen Williams.

    The front of #243 Guelph Street, the home of Bill and Stella McDonald.

    Walter Lawson and Sons Flour Mill, Main Street

    Colour. Neverwritten on or mailed.

    Staff of Harrison Public School Back Row: ____,Bruce Mackison, Ken Harrison, Harold Henry, Logan MacDonald, Florence Cowan, Jean Ruddell. Sitting: _______,Marion T. Scarlett,Kay Dwyer,Nellie Gardiner

    Unidentified wedding photo with groom in military uniform.

    Ewen McDonald at work at Esso Station