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    Photo appeared in The Herald on 11 July, 1956.

    Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club

    Town Council taken in Council chambers in Municipal Building on Main Street. Mayor John T. Armstrong.

    The Stewarttown Train Station in a state of dilapidation. The word "Stewarttown" can be madeout in the sign above the door. The signal lights for the station can be seen to the extreme left and the p

    J. Wesley Wolfe as chairman of Acton School Board.

    The lawns and clubhouse for North Halton Golf & Country Club at 363 Maple Avenue West. The clubhouse was originally the Willoughby home.

    The Georgetown cenotaph or war memorial at Guelph and Main Streets on a November day. It was unveiled at this spot in 1924 and then moved to Remembrance Park in 1960.

    A view of the greens, pond and barn at North Halton Golf and Country Club at 363 Maple Avenue West.

    The lawns and clubhouse for North Halton Golf & Country Club at 363 Maple Avenue West. The clubhouse was originally the Willoughby home.

    St. John’s United Church, Guelph Street showing the front entrance in the centre of the building. A white house is on the corner, now the site of a community hall.

    1956-57 Georgetown Little NHL championship patch.

    Robert Little Public School graduating grade 8 class of 1956. Back Row: …, …, Eddie Sterritt, Bob Marshall, …Graham, …, Arthur Wood, William Reed, Peter Lawson, Danny Holmes, Keith Mattocks, John Hoa

Ontario Hydro, Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 22 Dec 1956, p. 1     The new Georgetown Hydro-Electric Commission’s office was opened with a ribbon cut by Lt. Col. A.A. Kennedy, Mayor Jack Armstrong and Commission chairman Graham Farnell. Platform guests were, from th

    A boy gets an ice cream cone while other customers look on on opening day of the Georgetown Dairy Bar, 116 Guelph Street. ...

    Varian Associates of Canada building at 45 River Drive. This company later became CPI (Communications & Power Industries Inc.)

    Six women sit on the edge of the outdoor pool (Dick Licata), 42 Mill Street, watching a woman prepare to dive.

    Irwin Noble smiles at all the flowers, on opening day of the Georgetown Dairy Bar, 116 Guelph Street.

    Irwin Noble smiles on opening day of the Georgetown Dairy Bar,116 Guelph Street.

    Acton librarian Madge Chapman (on the right) stands with John (Jack) Chapman and Elizabeth Chapman at the Chapman home on Main Street North.

Georgetown Herald, 15 Feb 1956, p. 1     : Official opening/dedication of new hall at Knox Presbyterian Church, February 1956. L-R: Rev. Alex Calder, Minister Knox: Dr. J.B. Skene, former Moderator, Presbyterian Church in Canada: Mrs. Hugh