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Georgetown Herald, 1913     Studio portrait of Christine Kirkland Finlay (1878-1934)wife of John J. Allen, and her children Jean (Left) who married Frank Bennett and John Finlay Allen

Georgetown Herald, 1910     Anna Anderson Finlay (1883-1966), wife of George M. Arnold (1885-1969). PHOTOGRAPHER: Poole, St. Catharines

Georgetown Herald, 1910     Anna Anderson Finlay (1883-1966), wife of George M. Arnold (1885-1969). PHOTOGRAPHER: Poole, St. Catharines

    Glen William, Georgetown, Ont.

    Barber Paper Mills, Georgetown, Ont.

    C.N.R. Station, Georgetown, Ontario -3

    Ligny School, SS#1, Esquesing school picture with teacher George C. Dobson and 48 students! Mr. Dobson taught from 1908-1910. The students are (L to R) FRONT: Marjorie Robb, Hattie Armstrong, Jennie Appleyard, Bobby Robb, Mable Peddie, Jean Peddie, Cora Springstein; SECOND ROW: Albert Peddie, Eva Houston, Alex Scott, Myrtle McClellan, ...

    Men and boys gather in front of the McGibbon Hotel, 79 Main Street South.The hotel has a wooden balcony and striped window awnings. Neighboring buildings like a store can be seen. Three motor cars are parked on the dusty street. Circa. 1913

    Students and teacher gather for a school photo in front of Ashgrove SS#3 on Trafalgar Road. The sepia photo is faded. FORMAT: Sepia 14x10cm photograph mounted on black card; Digital

    Sitting on the porch of Alexander’s Hotel on Seventh Line (Lot 11, Trafalgar Road) are (L to R) BACK: Mrs. William(Elizabeth Mortimer) Drake with baby Joe, unidentified, unidentified, Mrs. Alexander with baby John, Mr. John Alexander (1888-1950) and Mrs. F. Alexander with baby Frank; FRONT: Mrs. Walter Wrigglesworth and Olive ...

    An unidentified group gathered for perhaps a family reunion.

    A studio portrait of brother and sister Agnes and Will Warren, who lived at Ashgrove.

    A group of ladies inspect items to be auctioned at the Murdock family sale at their farmhouse on Lot 8, West half of Con. 7. See EHS22039 for a photo of brothers John (1878-1954) and George (1876-1960) Murdock.

    Aeroplane on James Moore Farm (Moore Park). Flown by Cadet Shidmore who lost control and killed Mrs Isabella Cleave in 1917. Also see EHS00660 and EHS00661.

    To mock prohibition, ten men (members of the Glenband) gathered to drink on an embankment. They each hold bottles and/or glasses. Note the various different styles of hats and the dog in the centre of the back row.

    Maria Cook stands in front of her home at 22 Main Street South at Church Street. Edward and Mary (Swackhamer) Nicklin built the house in 1844, later selling to Adam Cook. The house was demolished, and a plaza now sits on this corner.

    Grand Trunk Railway (GTR) Steam Locomotive #835 passing under the bridge. The bridge was built in 1912.

    Two women and four children stand on GTR railway track through a rock cut. The Limehouse bridge, built in 1912, is visible in the distance.

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), February 1911, Section B, p. 6     Reeve George Hynd and Councillors Alex Bell, A.T. Brown, R. Murray McDonald and W. M. Cooper pose in the Council Chamber along with two others, possibly Public School Trustees William Thomas, Dr. E.D. Ault, or A.E. Nicklin.

    Lieutenant George Kennedy in the uniform of the Acton Company of the 104th Halton-Dufferin Company of the Canadian Expeditionary Force of World War I.