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    Detail of the barn at 11820 10 Sideroad at “Pine Haven Farms.” A rectangular single pane window sits under a larger than needed lintel while the wall to the left heaves to open a gaping crack in the

    The barn at 9468 4th Line is owned by Jim Archdekin. This barn was photographed in preparation for a sketch (see EHS25991) by artist Keith Strike (1931-1997) on a visit to Georgetown.

Georgetown Herald, 1999, p. 44     Laura Stevenson interviewed Mac Sprowl (1927-2013) for The Halton Living History Book, published by the Region of Halton in 1999. This photo appeared on page 44. Mac retired as the longest-serving Sh

    Laura Stevenson interviewed Mac Sprowl (1927-2013) for The Halton Living History Book, published by the Region of Halton in 1999. Mac retired as the longest-serving Sheriff of the Halton Region.

    A Hillsburgh woman was seriously injured when the car she was driving southbound collided with a westbound VIA/Amtrak passenger train on the CN rail line at Highway 25 at Highway 7 in Acton about 9:1

    Aerial photograph of old YMCA camp: swimming pool and tennis courts. Silvercreek (the west branch of the Credit River) is in the top right cornerof the photograph.Physical details: 30.5 cm X 20 cm, s

    Physical details: 30.5 cm X 20 cm, satin finish colour print, excellent condition.

    Physical details: 30.5 cm X 20 cm, satin finish colour print, excellent condition.

    Physical details: 30.5 cm X 20 cm, satin finish colour print, excellent condition.

    Physical details: 30.5 cm X 20 cm, satin finish colour print, excellent condition.

    Physical details: 4 copies - 15 cm X 10 cm, satin finish colour prints. Copies A and B have anorange streak at the bottom centre and some discolouration to the bottom left; copies C and Dhave no such

    John Mark Rowe and his daughter Bridget (Titus) watch the Historical Society display at the Leathertown Festival.

    Post card with scenic views of Georgetown and areaon a yellow background. From left to right: Credit River, Cedarvale Park, the Copper Kettle(Glen Williams) and Main Street South (looking towards Hig

    Post card with scenic views of Georgetown. Clockwise from top left: Historic Glen Williams Town Hall (built c. 1871); the annual Georgetown Fall Fair; downtown Georgetown (Main Street South).

    Physical details: colour prints; 3 shots of the same view.

    Hornby postmaster Bill Cooley. Bill was postmaster from 1968 until his retirement in 2008. The Post Office was then closed.

    Townline between four townships looking north. The former store is at centre right. COLOUR

    Townline between four townships looking north. The former store is at centre right. COLOUR

    Stone Barn COLOUR

    Churchill Community Church, built as a Congregational Church in 1843 on Lot 32, Con 3, Esquesing. It joined the United Church in 1926 and became a community church in the 1960's. COLOUR