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    View of the village from McMaster's farm (wildwood area). The saw mill is centre left.

    Glen Woollen Mill reflected in the flume during the summer.

    Then Glen Woollen Mills were destroyed by fire in 1954. Physical details: glossy finish, modern print. Screened.

    Physical details: printing is in red. color photo

    Barber Paper Mills, Georgetown, and the Credit River.

    Physical details: glossy finish, modern print.

    Barber Brothers Paper Mills, Georgetown with bridge and road running in front of factory.

    Sign of Domtar Pulp and Paper Ltd. and Alliance Paper Co.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 19 Dec 1963, p. 11     New rolling machine at Domtar Coating Mills.

    Left side of an oversized photo. To view Right side, see photograph P371R.

    This is the right side of an oversized photo. To view the left side, please see photograph P371.

    Left side of an oversized photo. To view right side, please see photograph P372R.

    This is the right side of an oversize photo. To view the left side, please see photograph P372.

    Driver Ira Rozell with coal wagon in front of Mackenzie's Stone Mill. Rozell is holding the reins and the wagon is across James Street.

    Glen Williams Woolen Mills Company was established in 1907. The Melrose Knitting Company became a subsidiary and operated in the same building until 1949. The warehouse was ruined by another fire in

    Physical details: Gelatin print on heavy stock (medium browncard). Very good condition, signs of silvering beginning around edges. Magnesium flash was used on this interior shot.

    Physical details: glossy finish, modern print. P98.2 - 12.5 cm X 9 cm

    Historical plaque in front of the paper mill outlining John R. Barber and the Credit River dynamo.

    Railway Bridge, W.D. Johnson saw mill, house, and barn in rear.

    Physical details: glossy finish, modern print - the original was badly damaged (creased or torn) to the right of centre.