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    The former Hornby drill shed (vertical shot). It was demolished in 2005. See p944, p948, p949.

    A spring view of Sacre Coeur Roman Catholic Church on Guelph Street, built in 1885 as Holy Cross Church.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), Sept 6, 1990     Portrait of Noel Duignan, elected Halton North MPP on 6 September 1990 for the New Democratic Party.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 1990     Portrait of Peter Pomeroy, Chairman of Halton Regional Council.

    Eight girls from the Georgetown Skating Club dressed as Rotary Phones

    The stone Sacré-coeur Church on the north side of Guelph Street, being #39 Guelph Street. It was built as Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church in 1885 and was the parish church until 1965. Sacré-coeur pa

    Gisela Sommer, Chief Librarian Betsy Cornwall and John Sommer at the opening of “Hidden Bounty” art exhibition at the Cultural Centre, 9 Church Street.

    A view of the back of the former Rockwood Academy, 477 Main Street South, during the opening of Andreas Drenters and John Vanderwait Exhibition.

    A view of the back of the former Rockwood Academy, 477 Main Street South, during the opening of Andreas Drenters and John Vanderwait Exhibition.

    A view of the back of the former Rockwood Academy, 477 Main Street South, during the opening of Andreas Drenters and John Vanderwait Exhibition.

    Andreas Drenters and his daughter at the opening of Andreas Drenters and John Vanderwait Exhibition at Rockwood Academy, 477 Main Street South.

    Hornby postmaster Bill Cooley. Bill was postmaster from 1968 until his retirement in 2008. The Post Office was then closed.