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    Children of Will and Margaret Chisholm.

    This area is known as Tansley, and the older bridges were often called the Tansley bridge. The 2008, revised 2010 Halton report is linked here for your further information. The second link, Photograp

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    This street is now called Charles Street. The house is at 98 Charles Street. For further information regarding the house, please consult "Historic Homes of Milton", volume 1.

    Donated by J. C. Chisholm, 191 Sarah Street, Milton, Ont.

    A school production of "Cinderella" performed at the Princess Theatre in Milton. Left to right. Back row - Stewart Robertson, Russell Hawthorne, Duncan Robertson. Second from back row - Bill Stewart,

    The class of Room 2, Georgetown High School. George Coulter is in back row, right corner. (Acc#125)

    Terra Cotta train station with two small children. (Acc #126)

    Room 3 of Georgetown Public School. Carrie Buck is the teacher.

    Una Hill standing in the back garden of 3 Tweedle Street, her Grandmother's home.

    Dolly Varden quarry, Unidentified teamster unloading limestone into draw kiln.

    Public School class picture of room 5. Students are Top Row: Helen Hilts: Verna Barker: Madeline Erwin; Ann Wilson; Annie Freeman; Gladys Weston; Jean Bullivant: Aileen Groat; Marion Plant, Jean Watt

    Georgetown Public School (Chapel Street) room 6 class picture

Georgetown Herald, 1921     Wallace Bruce Finlay (1891-1947), died in Beaverton, Ontario. Wallace was the youngest son of Edward Finlay (1847-1912).

    Chapel Street Public School students in room 2.

    High School Students in room 2.

    given by Bob Jepson to Bill Kinrade

    Vancouver's Bronze Angel, a war memorial erected in 1921 at Vancouver's Canadian Pacific Railway Station, commemorates those who had previously worked for the C.P.R. and had lost their lives in the w

    Jack Brooman shows off sister Winnie's hat and fur.

    From left to right are Brooman siblings, Winnie, Phyl, Jack and Ronnie.