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    The cemetery at Churchill.

    The cemetery at Churchill being explored by members of the Esquesing Historical Society.

    The cemetery at Churchill being explored by members of the Esquesing Historical Society.

    The original “Blow Press” factory interior on Main Street South, where “Ed’s In and Out” plaza is now (2009). Left to Right are Bob Young, an employee of Blow’s; Morgan Crewson, father-in-law of Sand

    This Georgetown Dairy milk bottle was produced by William Gillman, who started supplying Georgetown from his Glen Williams farm in 1920.

    Kathy Gastle and Joan Augustine at the June Esquesing Historical Society meeting.

    Kathy Gastle explains the sundial at the Lucy Maud Montgomery gardens at the June Esquesing Historical Society meeting. Gisela Sommer stands on the right.

    The snow falls lightly on the home of John and Gisela Sommer at House Sol, 45 Charles Street.

    John Sommer lights a candle on the traditional German Christmas tree at House Sol, 45 Charles Street.

    Gisela Sommer extinguishes a candle on the traditional German Christmas tree at House Sol, 45 Charles Street.

    A portrait of Norma Tripp taken for St. Paul’s Anglican Church directory.

    Halton Regional Museum director Linda Twitchell with guest speaker John Mark Rowe at the facility in Kelso Conservation Area.

    Heritage Halton Hills and Esquesing Historical Society tour group at the Barber Paper Mill, between long mechanical building (c.1888) and the river.

    Heritage Halton Hills and Esquesing Historical Society tour at the Barber Paper Mill, showing long mechanical building (c.1888), the loading ramp (c. 1930), and the main building (c. 1854 - 1869).

    Heritage Halton Hills and Esquesing Historical Society tour at the Barber Paper Mill, showing long mechanical building (c.1888), the loading ramp (c. 1930), and the main building (c. 1854 - 1869).

    Heritage Halton Hills and Esquesing Historical Society tour at the Barber Paper Mill, showing second building (1858) and the power building (1858).

    Heritage Halton Hills and Esquesing Historical Society tour at the Barber Paper Mill. Interior of power building (c.1858).

    Heritage Halton Hills and Esquesing Historical Society tour at the Barber Paper Mill. Mark Rowe examines plans outside complex.

    Heritage Halton Hills and Esquesing Historical Society tour at the Barber Paper Mill. Discarded machinery!

    Heritage Halton Hills and Esquesing Historical Society tour at the Barber Paper Mill. Interior of large room that opens onto the river level.