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    The back reads, “Published by G.A. Ramsden, Druggist and Stationery."

    Trout Pond, Georgetown

Peter Jones, Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 1962, p. 2     Georgetown Community Swimming Pool Lifeguards; FR: Lynn Parsons, Pat McKinnon, Brenda Bell. BR: Gary McCrae, Cliff Johnston

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     A serene spot on the Credit River.

    Workmen build a trestle over the Limehouse mill pond for the Toronto Suburban railway (radial railway), while a gentleman inspects the structure.

    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 head and an unusual and attractive vine at the nearend of the bridge. The ...

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

    The Credit River at Terra Cotta.

    J.A. Willoughby's Golf Club

    North-west arm of Fairy Lake from Prospect Park, Acton.

    Trout Pond, Georgetown

    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 stack.

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

    Wilber Park Lake, Georgetown

    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.