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    This photo is one in a series of Georgetown urban inventory. For further information see Georgetown Urban Inventory Phase 1. It was demolished in 2006 to provide a parking lot.

    > This photo is one in a series of Georgetown urban inventory. Photography by Barbara Szczepanik. For further information see Georgetown Urban Inventory Phase 1.

    This photo is one in a series of Georgetown urban inventory. Photography by Barbara Szczepanik. For further information see Georgetown Urban Inventory Phase 1.

    This photo is one in a series of Georgetown urban inventory. Photography by Barbara Szczepanik. For further information see Georgetown Urban Inventory Phase 1.

    This photo is one in a series of Georgetown urban inventory. Photography by Barbara Szczepanik. For further information see Georgetown Urban Inventory Phase 1.

    This photo is one in a series of Georgetown urban inventory. Photography by Barbara Szczepanik. For further information see Georgetown Urban Inventory Phase 1.

    This photo is one in a series of Georgetown urban inventory. Photography by Barbara Szczepanik. For further information see Georgetown Urban Inventory Phase 1.

    This photo is one in a series of Georgetown urban inventory. Photography by Barbara Szczepanik. For further information see Georgetown Urban Inventory Phase 1.

    This photo is one in a series of Georgetown urban inventory. Photography by Barbara Szczepanik. For further information see Georgetown Urban Inventory Phase 1.

    This photo is one in a series of Georgetown urban inventory. Photography by Barbara Szczepanik. For further information see Georgetown Urban Inventory Phase 1.

    This photo is one in a series of Georgetown urban inventory. Photography by Barbara Szczepanik. For further information see Georgetown Urban Inventory Phase 1.

    Also see P63.

    Son of Charles Kennedy (1792-1854)

    Postmark on front. Possibly Halton Country Council Members on bridge.

    Postmark on the front. Possibly Halton County Council Members on bridge.

    Coated Paper Mills factory beside the rail yard, Georgetown.

    Glen Williams Woolen Mills Company was established in 1907. The Melrose Knitting Company became a subsidiary and operated in the same building until 1949. The warehouse was ruined by another fire in

    The house was used as a bobbin factory and a barrel factory before being converted into a double house. Sam Roberts and his mother lived in one half. Then the Davidson's owned it when they bought the

    Emma HILL lived at No. 5 Tweedle Street, Glen Williams. They married on 20 June 1917. The barn in the rear is now a garden. It was torn down in the 1940's.

Jay's Photo Studio, 45 Main St., Georgetown, Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 1960     Bad diagonal crease from lower left to upper centre.