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    “The Post Office, Georgetown Ont.”

    1939-1940 Georgetown Intermediate Hockey Club. Pictured are “Strat” Bakogeorge, Jimmy Sargent, “Walt” Richardson, “Smokey” Richardson, Bud Palmer, Sam Walker, Bill Ritchie, “Ern” Thompson, “Bungy” Ward, “Pete” Fost, joe Hall, “Nate” Silver, “Dave” Crichton, “Norm” Hill, Reg Hoare, Frank Dewhurst, Lloyd Sanderson, W. Emmerson, Issac Bullivant.

    Acton Public School staff (now Robert Little School). From left to right are Miss Margaret Young, Grade 3, Miss Martha Orr, Grade 6, Miss Wilma McMillan, Grade 4, Miss M.Z. Bennett, Grade 8, Miss Isabel Bruce, Grade 2, Miss Daisy Folster, Grade 7, Miss Isabel Anderson, Grade 5, Miss Teresa ...

    Acton Tanner’s Intermediate Hockey Club with executive from 1936-37 seasons.

    Aerial photograph of part of Acton with Fairy Lake on the right. Highway #25 cuts diagonally through the photo, intersecting with the CN rail line north of Acton. This photograph has a scale of approximately 1:50 000.

    Armstrong Garage, located on old Guelph Plank Road, was owned by John and Matthew Armstrong.

    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 today.

North Halton Compass (Eden Mills, ON), 1933, p. 3     SS#3 Esquesing

    Students gather inside the classroom for a picture.

    Boy standing on garden path of MacLaren House, built in 1858 by James Barber.

    Old Barber paper mill dam over Credit River.

    Beaumont Mills Ltd. 1938

    Beverly House. It was located where the Church Street apartments now stand. It was the Beardmore Family home.

    Ink blotter for B.F. Murfin, Water Street, Georgetown.

    Bob Neilson filling the silo at Jim Cunningham’s farm. Halton Images

    Catherine Clayton

    Catherine Clayton

    "Public School, Georgetown, Ontario. -7."

    Georgetown Citizen's Band, taken outside the old high school. Band is dressed in parade attire and shown with their own instruments. 30 members shown in photograph. Trophy for winning first place in Class "C" competition at the Toronto Exhibition, September 3, 1931 is displayed in front. From left to right, ...

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 Sherbrooke Fusilliers Armoured Regiment.