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    Town of Bronte with Mill on the left and fishing boats,looking towards the harbour.

    This is likely the sawmill established by William Chisholm during the 1830s. The mill was built by The Sixteen in order to harness the waterpower for operation of the mill.

    Victor was Emily's grandson, son of her daughter Alisemon.

    A personal note about Howard is that he made many buying trips overseas but refused to fly, always taking the train to Montreal and a ship to England. A personal note about "Gertie" is that she flew

    Reprint Postcard

    Centre - R. S. Fleming "Point" and Captain. Top, clockwise - C. Earl "Mascot", Geo. Patterson "Sec. and Pres", M. W. Pelfer "Rover", C. H. Earl "Point", J. Lewis "Goal", H. Kitchen "Center", Wm. Chis

    Probably E. Rosslyn Pearen with his mother Catherine Hill. Probably a Hill (Acton and Peru) and Pearen (Milton) family connection.

    For information on the Rasberry family see "The Rasberry Family Tree" by Lloyd G. Rasberry.

    Robert Austin Willmott, born 1871, son of Robert Willmott and Margaret Sproat who were married in 1854. Robert Austin Willmott married Helen E. Orchard in 1901. Helen E. Orchard was the daughter of G

    Woman posed in field with adolescent boy and young girl

    Lady in dark skirt, white blouse and elaborate hat standing behind a group of seven girls of varying ages in woodland setting.

    Students posed against wall of classroom, desks in foregruond

    Marion Victoria Robertson Gollop was born on 11 July 1907, daughter of Dr. Benjamin Gollop (D.D.S., L.D.S.) and Mrs. Victoria Gallop. On September 21, 1929 Marion married Claude Horton Armstrong, onl

    Photograph pasted on presentation board.

    The iron bridge (Grand Trunk Railway bridge) over the River Credit.

    Union Presbyterian Church built in 1884. It is located on 22 Sideroad, west of Winston Churchill Blvd.

Esquesing Tweedsmuir History, c.1908     Looking south down Main Street from Bunker's Hill. Hotel on right is Hill's Hotel, which burned on 5 October 1909.

    Farm residence of John Hunter Sr. - owner of 300 acres near Norval station.

    View of village taken from hill behind Prince St. (about 7a Prince St.) Hotel at centre right. Beaumont home at centre left.

    ALex Secord was postmaster of Acton. (Ontario Archives Acc9339 No. 640)