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    Odd Fellows Hall, Wesleyan Street. Originally built as Wesleyan Methodist Church, founded 1841. The first church in Georgetown completed in 1845. This brick church erected in 1876 and dedicated 21 Ja

    horizontal view of photo #504

    Vertical shot of photo #503

    Goodlet's Building Designation Plaque. The inscription reads: "Built in 1879 by Dougal Reid and operated by Mr. Reid and his descendents as a hardware store until 1945, when it was purchased by Goodl

    Beaumont Mill; inside view of work area.

    Colour photo of Rev. A.C. Dayfoot showing the original siding on the former warehouse for the Dayfoot Shoe Factory.

    Colour photo of former Dayfoot Shoe factory buildings.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 19 Jul 1989, p. 5     Actor Michael Beck is queried by reporters during a scene from the movie filmed in front of the old post office at 70 Mill Street. The Reckoning was filmed in Georgetown starring Michael Beck, Cather

    "Immortal Spirit"; the posthumous exhibition of Frank Black's paintings at the Cultural Centre.

    The VIA Rail Station. It was built about 1854 with the tower and an addition in 1908. It is a designated historic building.

    Cedarvale Park looking west along Silver Creek. The Cedar Vale farm was purchased from the United Church of Canada in 1966.

    North Halton Golf and Country Club.

    Main Street looking north.