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    Chapel Street School, Georgetown, 1864-1977

    554 Main Street, built c 1906 by William Scott.

    Armstrong Garage opened the day that World War II was declared.

    Soccer also known as Association Football.

Hamilton Spectator, March 31, 1962     Speyside General Store and Supertest gas station on Highway #25 at 15 Sideroad.

    A view of the Park district from the Knox Presbyterian Church bell tower. The ridge of the roof with decorative iron work runs along the bottom of the photo. Market Street is at centre with Lawson’s

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 1 Feb 1968, p. 3     Miss Marjorie Nazer, librarian at the Georgetown Public Library reported their busiest day ever with 2000 books on Saturday. Here students’ study in the Library, which was in the former Congregationa

    14406 3rd Line, Acton. PHOTOGRAPHER: Acton Free Press

    Robert Little Public School staff. From left to right are Miss Anderson, Miss Folster, Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. Alger, Mrs. Black, Mrs. Potter. 2nd -Miss Warne, Miss Watkins, Mr. Gamble, Miss Braida, Mrs

    Rev. James William Pedley (1856-1933) was pastor of the Georgetown Congregational Church 1885-1888.

    Physical details: 30.5 cm X 20 cm, satin finish colour print, excellent condition.

    Physical details: modern print, glossy black and white copy of an older original.

    The students and staff of Norval Public School, SS#7 from 1949-50. Shown in the photograph are: (L to R) BACK: Miss Roszel, Laurie Reed, Julian Reed, George Grasby, Harvey Hazel, Sho Teramoto, ____,

    John Brain writes: This photo is from 1893 and shows Edwin Brain (R) and family outside the house his brother John Brain Jr. built in Hornby Ontario. Edwin and his family moved into the house after J

    John Maxted of 115 Thomas Street, Milton, at age 92 years. He is a former mayor of MIlton.

    Men standing in front of Shirra Milling Company in Caledonia having loaded supplies onto wagon while a group of boys and two other gentlemen look on. Second sigh on building reads Caledonia Mills Rob

    Smith & Stone Board Room

    Pictures from the Maxwell files - script by M. Maxwell, R 4 Georgetown, Ontario L7G 4S7" Physical details: 16 cm X 23 cm, folded card, printed in a pinkish/brownish ink.

    The Glen Woollen Mills and Barraclough House viewed from the bridge over the Credit River, during the winter.

Peter Jones, Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 27 Jun 1963, p. 6     Jimmy Collier and Kathy Armstrong peer under a cow while on tour of Wilsondale Farm with their Wrigglesworth Kindergarten class.