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    A pen & ink sketch of the barn at 10054 Trafalgar Road by artist Keith Strike (1931-1997). It was built in 1875.

    The red brick house at 10054 Trafalgar Road was built in 1857. The farm was purchased in 1876 by Hugh Morrison. Four generations worked this farm ending with Mrs. Ruth (Morrison) Coxe. This barn on t

    The barn at 10054 Trafalgar Road was built in 1875. The farm was purchased in 1876 by Hugh Morrison. Four generations worked this farm ending with Mrs. Ruth (Morrison) Coxe. This barn was photographe

    The barn at 10054 Trafalgar Road was built in 1875. The farm was purchased in 1876 by Hugh Morrison. Four generations worked this farm ending with Mrs. Ruth (Morrison) Coxe. This barn was photographe

    The barn at 10054 Trafalgar Road was built in 1875. The farm was purchased in 1876 by Hugh Morrison. Four generations worked this farm ending with Mrs. Ruth (Morrison) Coxe. This barn was photographe

    The barn at 10054 Trafalgar Road was built in 1875. The farm was purchased in 1876 by Hugh Morrison. Four generations worked this farm ending with Mrs. Ruth (Morrison) Coxe. This barn was photographe

    The barn at 9866 Trafalgar Road with two silos. This barn was photographed by artist Keith Strike (1931-1997) on a visit to Georgetown.

    The barn on Trafalgar Road, south of 10 Sideroad on south-east side, known as “Shadow Acres.” This barn was photographed in preparation for a sketch (see EHS25964) by artist Keith Strike (1931-1997)

    A pen & ink sketch of the barn on south-east side of Trafalgar Road by artist Keith Strike (1931-1997). It was named “Shadow Acres” farm.

    Keith Strike sketches the barn on Trafalgar Road, south of 10 Sideroad on south-east side, known as “Shadow Acres.” This barn was photographed in preparation for a sketch (see EHS25964) by artist Kei

    The barn at 11820 10 Sideroad at “Pine Haven Farms.” This barn was built for cattle but now is used to store apples by the McCarthy family. This barn was photographed in preparation for a sketch (see

    A pen & ink sketch of the barn at 11820 10 Sideroad at “Pine Haven Farms.” This barn was built for cattle but now is used to store apples by the McCarthy family. It was sketched by artist Keith Strik

    Imperial Oil gas station, garage and general store with man and boy out front.

    Students and teacher gather for a school photo in front of Ashgrove SS#3 on Trafalgar Road. The sepia photo is faded. FORMAT: Sepia 14x10cm photograph mounted on black card; Digital

    21983 ASHGROVE: Descendants of the Reid family of Lot 15, Con. 9, gathered in Saskatchewan. They are Bruce Armstrong, Gordon Smith, Lee Fillion, Clifford Fillion, Philip McCrimmon, Murray McCrimmon,

    Margaret Hume (1860-1946). She married George Currie (1857- 1918) in 1883 and they farmed Lot 6, Con. 7, Esquesing.

    A view of Ashgrove School, SS#3 Esquesing from the north-west corner. The red brick school was built in 1870 and served until 1959, when students moved to Stewarttown. The building is privately owned

    Wedding photograph of Alice Graham of Ashgrove and her husband Ninian Flockard Lindsay of Acton who were married on Wednesday 10 Feb. 1892 at the residence of Richard Graham. See Acton Free Press 18

    Cameo portrait of Percy Hugh Morrison, youngest son of Hugh Morrison. He was the uncle of Mrs. Len Coxe and died in 1917.

    Cameo portrait of G. Harold Holmes, son of Robert Holmes of Georgetown. He was a teacher at Ashgrove before becoming a dentist and then became Grey County Registrar. He died in 1950.