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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 29 Oct 1964, p. 9     The steeple of the Presbyterian Church is reflected in the Credit River mill pond.

    Two of the ducks resident at 549 Main Street, enjoy the fare offered by the Credit River.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 16 Nov 1967, p. 9     This photograph has been damaged.

    Norval on the Credit The Iron Bridge. Text on the back reads: "The old Iron Bridge. Before the elms died, that was a particularly pretty stretch of the'town line' with the elms arching to meet over h

    Young family (mother, father and two sons) posed by the Credit River with the family dog.

    The Credit River looking upstream from the Glen Bridge (no.1). Confederation (Ninth Line) runs parallel on the left.

    Credit River looking north from Bridge # 1 in Glen Williams?

    The Credit River at Terra Cotta.

    View of the village taken from cemetary hill annual spring flood. Glen Woollen Mills at centre.

    Photo taken from east bank of Credit looking downriver. Glen Woollen Mills at centre in production. Barraclough House on hill to right. At left of river is old tannery. Note the absence of the smoke

    Bridge over west branch of Credit at Wildwood in the winter. Also see photograph 376.

    Postcard of the Nottawasaga River. Message on the back. This postcard was addressed to Miss Margaret C. Mathews. Acc#93.26

    Main Street looking north during a flood. St. Alban's is on the right.

    Summer view of the village from the cemetery.

    View up the Credit River showing the remains of the dam after the spring flood had destroyed it. See p990.

    Man standing on the remains of the destroyed dam across the Credit River. See p991

    Man and child on footbridge over dam on the Credit River.

    The dam across the Credit River at Glen Williams in the spring.

    River in flood. Probably the same flood as p979 and 980.

    Spring flood at the dam.