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    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.

    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.

    Christmas Party at 45 Market Street with neighbours. This is the McDonald family with friends... included are Ken McDonald, sitting front in dark suit, Joe Long to his left, Marg Long behind husband

    The home of Harry Dayfoot

    Two ink blotters for the Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Company. #1: blue, #2: white.

    The location of Georgetown Dairy was formerly the Toronto Suburban Railway station.

    The location of Georgetown Dairy was formerly the Toronto Suburban Railway station.

    The location of Georgetown Dairy was formerly the Radial Railway station.

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    A view of Georgetown Main Street looking north towards the Baptist Chapel steeple from Mill Street. On the right is the McGibbon Hotel and IDA drugs. On the left is the Royal Bank of Canada (opened 1

    Pen and Ink sketch of the brick schoolhouse, known as SS#AE on Steeles Ave. It was built in 1870.

    Grade 8 class at Georgetown Public School (Chapel Street).

    Primary students of Mrs. Beaumont gather for a class picture on the grounds of the Glen United Church, which was serving as their classroom.

    Acton Public School graduating grade 8 class of 1950. Alphabetical List: Don Anderson, Wayne Arbic, Mary Braida, Sheila Burrows, Terry Coles, David Cullen, Diane Dawkins, Carol Fetterly, Arlene Gordo

    Two couples flank an elderly lady outside a brick home. On the back is written “Shain?” and “from Dora Martyn”.

    Hauling hay with the big fork on the tractor at Ashgrove farm.

    Ashgrove area ladies gather at the home of Minerva (Howson) Ruddell (1857-1955) at 24 Charles Street, Georgetown. Seen with Mrs. Ruddell are Floella Ruddell, Ida Hood, Olive Ruddell, Florence Wright,