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    Trafalgar Road south of Ashgrove, looking north.

    Trafalgar Road south of Ashgrove before the road was widened. On the left is the laneway to the Brownridge farm, Lot 5, Con. 7.

    Ladies and children from Ashgrove gather for a group photo at the wedding Of Ismey Kean to John McLean Bird at Eden Mills Presbyterian Church. Miss Kean was the teacher at Ashgrove School (SS#3) for

    Hauling hay with the big fork on the tractor at Ashgrove farm.

    Dan Wright’s (1875-1955) horse. He retired from farming on Lot 9 at Ashgrove and moved to Maple Avenue, Georgetown in 1939. DATE: c. 1949

    Ashgrove Women’s Institute gather for a photo at Ruth Wrigglesworth.

    ASHGROVE: Ladies, including the Ashgrove Women’s Institute gather for a photo at Lula Graham’s shower, held at Ruth Wrigglesworth’s.

    Ladies gathered around a young spruce are Mrs. McLaughlin, Mrs. N. Wrigglesworth, Mrs. M. Ruddell, Mrs. F. Wrigglesworth, Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Nurse.

    Gathering for a summer photograph are L to R BACK: R.J. Graham, Walter, Nora, Floella Ruddell, Violet; FRONT: Mrs. R.J. Graham, Wilbert Brownridge, Doris Brownridge, Agnes (Brownridge) Smith, Arthur

    Brothers John (1878-1954) and George (1876-1960) Murdock, farmers and carpenters from Ashgrove, stand in Dominion Seed House gardens for s photograph.

    Ashgrove area ladies gather at the home of Minerva (Howson) Ruddell (1857-1955) at 24 Charles Street, Georgetown. Seen with Mrs. Ruddell are Floella Ruddell, Ida Hood, Olive Ruddell, Florence Wright,

    A large group of children, one with a baseball bat, pause for a group photo before going to play, probably at Ashgrove United Sunday School picnic.

    A large group of children pause for a group photo before going to play, probably at Ashgrove United Sunday School picnic.

    Rev. and Mrs. Stevenson with daughters Isobel and Muriel.

    A group of ladies inspect items to be auctioned at the Murdock family sale at their farmhouse on Lot 8, West half of Con. 7. See EHS22039 for a photo of brothers John (1878-1954) and George (1876-196

    A wagon-load of ladies and gentlemen stop in from of a gate to pick up more revelers on their way to a picnic on the Mountain to celebrate the 24th of May.

    Three young men from Ashgrove dress in their finest for a friends photograph. They are William J. Alexander (1871-1947), Mungo Ebenezer Nixon (1874-1960) and David Dick (1874-1956).

    Children gather in the basement of the new Hillcrest United Church at Trafalgar Road and 5 Sideroad. The congregation was formed by uniting Ashgrove and Hornby United Churches.

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