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    Pen and Ink sketch of the brick Hornby Repeater Station at 12005 Steeles Avenue. It was built in 1930 by Bell Telephone to boost phone signals between Toronto and Windsor.

Yves Dejardins, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 5 Nov 2005     The Legion Colour Party leads the Remebrance Paradme down Main Street to the cenotaph. They are followed by the Air Cadet Band, the wreath layers, the RCMP, Halton Police and the Halton Hills Fire De

Yves Dejardins, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 5 Nov 2005     A man dressed as a World War I soldier marches in the Remembrance Day Parade on the Main Street bridge.

Yves Dejardins, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 5 Nov 2005     Major Jack Harrison marches in the Remembrance Day Parade on the Main street bridge.

    Wreath bearers Shel Lawr, Barry Timleck and Culverhouse march in the Remembrance Day Parade on the Main Street bridge.

    Wreath bearer Shel Lawr marches beside Marion Carney in the Remembrance Parade on the Main Street bridge.

    Wreath bearers Shel Lawr and Barry Timleck line up on the cenotaph grounds for the Remembrance Service.

    Major Jack Harrison opens the Remembrance Service at the Main Street cenotaph.

    Members of the wreath layers include veteran Peggy Dalimore at the Remembrance Service.

    A member of Georgetown Legion Branch 120 salutes the cenotaph after placing his wreath during the Remembrance Service.

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    Members of Georgetown Legion Branch 120 look after the flag poles during the Remembrance service.

    The Georgetown Legion branch 120 Colour Party marches into Remembrance Park to begin the Remembrance service.

    The wind displays the flags of the Georgetown Legion Branch 120 Colour Party as they march into Remembrance Park to begin the Remembrance service.

    The wind displays the "Lest We Forget" flag of the Georgetown Legion Branch 120 Colour Party as they march into Remembrance Park to begin the Remembrance Service.

    A man dressed as a World War I soldier presents arms during the Remembrance service.

    A man dressed as a World War I soldier presents arms during the Remembrance service.

    A member of the Lorne Scots vigil guard "rests on arms" during the Remembrance service.

    The Girl Guides participate in the Remembrance service.

    Royal Canadian Legion member Charles Tutty salutes during the Remembrance service