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    The iron bridge (Grand Trunk Railway bridge) over the River Credit.

    Also see P61.

    Photo of a men's group. Dr. McCullough is one of the men. Le Roy dale and a group of prominent Georgetown businessmen pose on September 6 1920. It was Labour Day and Premier E.C. (Bud) Drury was in t

    The class of Room 2, Georgetown High School. George Coulter is in back row, right corner. (Acc#125)

    Photo of a survey team taken in Winnepeg, Manitoba. Dr. McCullough is lying in front with a survey chain. (Acc #129)

    Interior of Terra Cotta General Store showing proprietors Elsie and Harvey Puckering. (Acc #125)

    Exterior of Terra Cotta General Store showing Wes Rutledge snowploughing with a team of horses.

    Close up of exterior of Terra Cotta General Store showing Wes Rutledge snowploughing with a team of horses.

    snapshot of Terra Cotta General Store and house (formerly a pub) across a garden.

    Terra Cotta train station with two small children. (Acc #126)

    Alexander D. Coutts was the principal of G.D.H.S. 1891-1897 and library Board member. He left to join the Whitby Chronicle as editor.

    Jordanus van der Vliet works on a new painting of the Credit River at Terra Cotta, while Loraine Emmerson Puckering looks on. He offered a summer art school in 1948.

    The Credit River at Terra Cotta.

    Close-up of Halton Brick Company which operated from 1911 until it was dismantled in 1939. See P1383. (Acc #125)

    Close-up of Halton Brick Company which operated from 1911 until it was dismantled in 1939. See P1382. (Acc #125)

    Workmen of Halton Brick Company which operated from 1911 until it was dismantled in 1939. See P1382. (Acc #125)

    Union Presbyterian Church built in 1884. It is located on 22 Sideroad, west of Winston Churchill Blvd.

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 12 Jul 1919, p. 2     First Acton scout bugle band in front of Statham’s Bake Shop, Willow Street. Nelson Moore is the Scoutmaster and bandmaster. The Scouts are (LtoR) FRONT: William harris, Ray Agnew, Edwin Landsborough

    Copy of the front and back of a portrait of Catherine Stull (1765-1857), wife of Latham Stull of Esquesing. The original is in the Ackert Family Bibile in the possession of Anne Ackert of London, Ont

    Two Thompson and Wilson Gingerbeer bottles from Glen Williams with wired on stoneware bottle caps. They are in a private collection. (Acc#135)