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    Mrs. Pearen was Cassie A. Hill

    Mrs. Pearen was Cassie A. Hill

    Goal tender with the St. Louis Blues.

    Evergreen Cemetery, Milton. George E. Sitzer, July 27, 1867- April 16, 1930. Minnie Dixon, wife of George E. Sitzer, April 13, 1868 - July 4, 1949. William D. Sitzer, 1907-1987. Photograph taken at t

    Flowers, fruit and presents set out on tables and in boxes in a garden setting.

    Shirley Wilson shovelling snow on Main Street, Milton.

    Shirley and Donald Wilson on Main Street, Milton

    A paper is attached to the back of the photograph indicating names as follows: lst row, left to right - 1. Macolm McDuffee, 2. Mike Coxe, 3. Jack Robertson, 4. Cliff Houston, 5. Weber Transom, 6. Ed

    Man and woman standing with house in the background on the left of the picture.

    Photograph which has been re-photographed onto larger paper. For further information on Teddy Yates, see "Milton Area Biographies, Vol. 2". Mr. Yates was a shoe store merchant, and deputy sheriff. b.

    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.

    Lawson Mill after being remodelled by Walter Lawson. This mill was destroyed by fire.

    Councillor George Leslie, Clerk J.M. Bennett and Reeve George Cleave in front of Township Hall.

    The new Community Hall in 1948 after the removal of the upper storey. It was destroyed by fire.

    Rear of St. John's Anglican Church and driving sheds. Sheds were removed in 1958.

    S.S. no 6 class picture

    Alliance Paper Mills Ltd. operated in Georgetown from 1910 to 1977. Physical details: excellent condition - no creases or silvering. Scalloped edges on the photograph. Printed on Kodak paper.

    This image is not as clear as that of EHS No. 24 which is the same view. Alliance operated in Georgetown from 1910 to 1977. Physical details: excellent condition - no creases or silvering. Scalloped

    Physical condition: excellent condition - no creases or silvering. Printed on Kodak paper.

    Aerial photograph of Preston