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

    The high school on Guelph Street was designed by Edward Lennox, and built in 1889. This iconic building was demolished in 1959.

    1947-48 Providence Reds Bantam Reds

    A herd of Holsteins graze in a field.

    A view of the Credit River.

    Ted Wilson stands at the water pump for SS#9 Gibraltar School.

    The students of Miss Jean Ruddell’s class pose for a photograph outside of SS#9, Gibraltar School, on the 5th Line, Esquesing.

    Joyce and Ronnie McLean hold hands on the sidewalk by Mrs. J. Black’s store on Guelph Street.

    Grade 8 class at Georgetown Public School (Chapel Street) of Principal Howard Wrigglesworth.

    Ted Wilson is the child on the right of the group of children standing in front of the Wilson home.

    Acton Public School graduating grade 8 class of 1949. Back Row: Bill Somerville, Bill Coon, Fred Gordon, Bill Inglis, Jim Gunn, Edward McHugh, Gregory Barr, Leo McGilloway, Ron Rolston, Richard Mason

    Aerial photograph of Acton with Fairy Lake on the lower left. Neither the Warren Grove (war-time) nor Glen Lea subdivisions have been built in this photo with approximately a scale of 1:50 000.

    Aerial photograph of part of Acton with Beardmore Tannery lands and the forested Black creek at the bottom. This photograph has a scale of approximately 1:50 000.

    Three young ladies from the Scotch Block 4H Club.

    A work party rests after a hard day. They are George Nurse, Arthur Ruddell,?, Fred Nurse, ?, Fred Morrison, Levi Clarke and ?. Seated are Harvey Nurse, ?, Frank Wilson and Clarence Thompson.

    This photo is part of a scrapbook found at MG7 A44 #5.03.04.

    A view of Maple Avenue after the ice storm on Friday 27th December.

    View of the Dominion Seed House faux Tudor landmark building (constructed 1936) and greenhouses.

    Construction of victory houses on Normandy Boulevard.

    ASHGROVE: A group gathered around the dining table are: STANDING: Jessie Wingfield, Clayton Dick, Isabel Currie, Doug Currie, Ward Brownridge and John Bird; FRONT: Betty Ruddell, George Wilson, Howso