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    William George Wilson (1860-1939)'s son was Melford Guy (1895-1989), and his brother, Henry Wilson (1863-1947), had a son, John Guy (born 1897-1986). John Guy served in WW1. William George and Henry

    Main Street looking towards Wheeler Store.

    Skating on Sykes dam on New Year's Day. Postcard addressed to Ernest Rodgers, Ballinafad on 22 Feb 1908

    Grandma Wheeler with children and another lady in black on Prince Street.

    Wheeler children on Prince Street, framed building on left was the school house until 1873.

    Warner P. Dayfoot

    Printed on front of card: "Norval Flour Mill." written on back of post card: "Mrs. W. J. SINCLAIR, Erin, Ontario. Georgetown Aug 24th. George and I will be up to your place on Sunday 30th. I don't kn

    One boy may be Douglas Gowdy (born 1899).

    See EHS20091 for another view of the same scene.

    Physical details: printing in red. color photo

    The iron bridge of the GTR over the Credit River

    Barber Brothers Paper Mills, Georgetown with bridge and road running in front of factory.

    A crowd of women and children have gathered near an alleyway (Short Circuit) to watch the cameraman take this view of Main Street looking north with the Baptist Chapel spire on the left. Jackson’s st

    A view of Georgetown Main Street looking north towards the Baptist Chapel steeple. On the right is the sign for the Merchant’s Bank at 98 Main Street South. It opened in this location in 1908. This s

    A view of the Park district from the Knox Presbyterian Church bell tower. The ridge of the roof with decorative iron work runs along the bottom of the photo. Market Street is at centre with Lawson’s

    A crowd of women and children have gathered near an alleyway (Short Circuit) to watch the cameraman take this view of Main Street looking north with the Baptist Chapel spire on the left. Jackson’s st

    Knox Presbyterian Church from Main Street on a snowy winter’s day also shows the east wall of the Congregational Church (Library). The inscription reads: Presbyterian Ch. Georgetown ONT. The reverse

    Beaumont Woollen Mills and home of Samuel Beaumont. Looking west. Text on the front reads: "Woolen Mills, Glen Williams". Stamped on the back: "J.A. Wheeler, Glen Williams".

    An interior view of the Congregational Church taken at the Fall harvest celebration service. An oval miniature of the exterior of the church is set at the bottom.

    Wilber Park Lake, Georgetown. The High School is on the left.