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    High School Picture

    Physical details: yellowed photograph mounted on dark brown card. Some silvering. No creases in mount or photograph.

    A view of the saw Mill and lime kilns, taken from the south side of the railway tracks.

    Portrait of Lew Miller.

    The school stood at 22nd sideroad and Highway 7. Charlotte C. Ford was the teacher from 1893 until 1895. Susan Stull was married in 1895 and became Mrs. Miller. See P12544

    Elsie Foster taught at Esquesing School Section No. 16 from 1897-1899. The school stood at 22 Sideroad and Trafalgar Road, Esquesing Township, also known as Henderson's Corners.

    Main Street looking south-east. Hotel McGibbon at centre. Note the hydro poles.

    The Town Hall on Cross Street with the fire brigade out front. Only person identified is Croft Adams (in wide brim hat) holding the halter of one of the horses. Note the horn held by men to the right

    Physical details: glossy finish, modern print - the original was badly damaged (creased or torn) to the right of centre.

    John Ross (1835-1908), son of Donald Ross and Flora Nicholson of PEI. He was headmaster of Acton Public School from 1871-1878

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    Edwin Search, Chief constable since 1869, assessor, tax collector, caretaker of Town Hall, and overseer of roads and sidewalks. ACC# 103

    R.D. Warren, editor of the Georgetown Herald and member of the Public School Board. ACC# 103

    Fred W. Barber, born 1859, second son of Joseph Barber, farmer. ACC# 103

    Adam D. Thomson, born 1838 in Scotland. Dry Goods merchant here since 1871. Situated in former Barclay & McLeod store at corner of Mill and Main Streets. ACC# 103

    Richard Irving Creelman (1852-1932) owner of Creelman Brothers Knitting Machinery Factory. ACC# 103

    Georgetown Fire Department reorganized in January 1892. Georgetown Town Hall in background is where the fire department was located. Fire Chief is H.H. Speirs. ACC# 103

    Wedding photograph of Alex HOLMES and Annie McISAAC.

    Winter scene of a train steaming through the cut in Limehouse.

    Steam freight train at the Limehouse Station.