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    A plaque bearing a plot map of the St. Joseph’s Catholic Cemetery at 12932 Dublin (1st) Line. It is entitled, “Dublin Catholic Cemetery Opened 1856.”

    Gates to St. Joseph’s Catholic Cemetery at 12932 Dublin Line.

    Interior view of the sanctuary towards the chancel showing the plaster circular arch of St. Stephen's Church.

    Replica of an English Lych-gate, erected in 1966 as a memorial to Foster Brain.

    Exterior view of St. Stephen's Church from the south showing several cemetery stones.

    Churchyard cemetery from the south.

    Overall view from the west showing the main composition of the Church with the cubic form tower set against the gable end of the main rectangular Sanctuary structure.

    Front elevation of St. Stephen's Church, from Steeles Avenue showing the tower and cemetery entrance gate.

    Overall exterior view of St. Stephen's Church, Hornby from the south, with 1868 Chancel/Vestry addition to the right.

    A view of St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church Cemetery, Lot 25, Concession 1, Esquesing Township, 12932 Dublin Line.

    A view of St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church Cemetery, Lot 25, Concession 1, Esquesing Township, 12932 Dublin Line.

    McCullough Cemetery looking west. Lindsay Court roadway in foreground.

    Cairn at Worden Pioneer Cemetery. Located at the corner of #7 Highway and 5th line. The stones were gathered into a cairn in 1953 by the Bannockburn Women’s Institute and Farm Forum. One in a series of photos included in an inventory of Highway #7.

    Worden Pioneer Cemetery at corner of #7 highway and 5th line. The stones were gathered into a cairn in 1953 by the Bannockburn Women’s Institute and Farm Forum. One in a series of photos included in an inventory of Highway #7.

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 1987     The well-tended cemetery on the northwest corner of the village bears testimony to pioneers who first developed the hamlet on the border of Halton and Wellington Counties.

    The cemetery at St. George’s Anglican Church. The tall monument is to Rev. Charles Dade.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 29 May 1969, p. 1     Lawrence Allan displays the Croaker Cup, emblematic of the frog jumping championship at Park Public School.

    Georgetown District High School. This section of the school dates from 1954.

    Park Public School Grade 8 class gains knowledge via T.V. tube. Also see P8711.

    Park Public School Grade 8 class gains knowledge via T.V. tube. Also see P8712.