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    ASHGROVE: The BA (British-American) service station of Joe and Kathleen (Kirby) Drake on the south-east corner of Ten Sideroad and Trafalgar Road. They operated the station here from 1940 until 1963.

    A sketch of the BA (British-American) service station and home of Joe and Kathleen (Kirby) Drake on the south-east corner of Ten Sideroad and Trafalgar Road. They operated the station here from 1940

C.A. Chinn, Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 3 August 1963, p. 4     Ashgrove United Church; Marilyn Wilson, Graham Reeve Wedding Photo

    Two men drive a drey pulled by two Clydesdale horses on the Ashenhurst Farm. It is labeled “City Dairy Co. Farm” The City Dairy in Toronto was started by Walter Massey in 1901. This drey was probably

    Hillcrest- Pen and Ink sketch of the two-storey house on 6th Line,

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 1937, p. 1     Graduation portrait of Clarence Franklin Thompson from Victoria College, son of Walter Franklin Thompson (1879-1924). He was killed in action in France on 21 July 1944, serving as a Lieutenant of the

    Wedding picture of William Thompson and Mary Jane Giffen who lived at Lot 10, Con. 7, Esquesing

    Students gather outside for a picture with teacher R. J. McCallum, who proudly includes his bicycle. They are (L to R) BACK: Walt Brownridge, Gord Wrigglesworth, Harvey Nixon, Perc Morrison, Hume Cur

    Students gather inside the classroom for a picture.

    Students gather outside for a picture with their teacher Miss Adams. Students include Bernice Wilson, Marion Bird, Barbara and Ralph Cunningham, Joan Drake and Walter Wilson. Miss Adams was followed

    Students pause in their play in the hay for a picture.

    Former students of Miss Minerva Howson (1857-1955) gather outside Ashgrove School for a reunion with their teacher, Mrs. Minerva Ruddell. (LtoR) BACK: Annie Alexander (Mrs. Wrigglesworth), Annie Grah

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 4 Jul 1959, p. 15     Former students aged over sixty years gather in front of the school during the 1959 reunion. They are (LtoR) FRONT: Jack McDonald, M. Guy Wilson, Oliver Brownridge, Tom Brownridge, Harvey Nixon, Edga

    Ashgrove students gather outside their school for a formal picture. The picture is damaged and faded. It was owned by Fred Wrigglesworth.

    Ashgrove Schoolhouse, SS#3, Esquesing on Trafalgar Road, south of 10 Sideroad.

    The Hulls gather inside the portico at Ashgrove SS#3 Public School. Those gathered include Lillian (Reid), Dorothy (Jamison), George, Winnifred (Smith), Edith (Wall / Smith) and Margaret (Preston).

North Halton Compass (Eden Mills, ON), 1933, p. 3     Students gather outside for a picture. They are (L to R) BACK: Cleave Wilson, Bill Bradley, Orlo Bowman, Angus McNabb, Charlotte Wilson, Goldie Bowman, Teacher Ruth Giffen; MIDDLE: Roy Bradley, Bob A

   

    Portrait of Thomas Fyfe (1779-1870) seated on a chair. He was the first postmaster in Esquesing (1832), was a Justice of the Peace and was supportive of William Lyon Mackenzie leading up to the Rebel

    Detail of the barn at 11820 10 Sideroad at “Pine Haven Farms.” A vine climbs up a disused plank door with a six-pane window adjoining. This barn was photographed in preparation for a sketch (see EHS2