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    Edith George, speaker at the EHS meeting on heritage trees at Knox Presbyterian Church.

    The Hon. Michael Chong, MP, speaker at the EHS meeting on Sir John A. Macdonald with Mark Rowe in the Helson Gallery.

    Patricia Farley, speaker at the EHS meeting on Halton Hills’ remarkable railway heritage at Knox Presbyterian Church.

    EHS summer student Sheilagh Quaile and archivist Mark Rowe work in the archives at the Georgetown Library.

    Ray Denny, Dawn Livingstone and Jake Livingstone watch author Mark Rowe sign the first copy of his book, Glen Williams: An Oasis in the Credit Valley, in the EHS archives.

    Repair of the stained glass window in the Gallery at the Georgetown Library.

    A sign placed by Heritage Halton Hills at McDonald Blvd. and Wallace Street to commemorate the Victory Housing.

    Pen and Ink sketch of the Acton branch of Halton Hills Library from River Street.

    Pen and Ink sketch of Acton High School at 21 Cedar Road.

    Pen and Ink sketch of St. Joseph’s Catholic School on Mill Street.

    Pen and Ink sketch of the Acton Arena and Community Centre on Queen Street.

    Mayor Rick Bonnette shakes Mr. McGibbon’s hand after unveiling the street-side utility box cover. Artist Robert Johannsen gathers up the tarpaulin at left.

    Town Councillor Jane Fogel gestures toward the utility box cover during her speech. It features an image of the Hotel McGibbon from the EHS photo collection.

    Artist Robert Johannsen unveils the parking lot face of the utility box cover. It features The Clark Hotel, John Alexander “Sandy” Mackenzie and the Memorial Tree.

    Sandy Mackenzie stands in front of the panel about him on the utility box cover.

    Mayor Rick Bonnette stands with his arm around Sandy Mackenzie in front of the utility box cover.

    The utility box cover featuring The Clark Hotel, Sandy Mackenzie and the Memorial Tree is flanked by (L to R) Sandy Mackenzie, Wendy Farrow-Reed, Jane Fogel and Mayor Rick Bonnette.

    The empty car dealership at 15 Mountainview Road North. A 1973 photograph of Georgetown Chrysler can be seen at EHS01918.

    A crowd gathers at Dominion Gardens Park to await the fly- over of the Snowbirds. They flew over Halton Hills to honour the award of Most Patriotic Town in Canada.

    The Snowbirds formation fly by a photographer perched on top of the Halton Hills Fire Department aerial ladder at Dominion Gardens Park. They flew over Halton Hills to honour the award of Most Patrio