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    This house, photographed in 1933, eventually became Mrs. Rasberry's Nursing Home. For more information please consult "The Rasberry Family Tree" by Lloyd G. Rasberry. For more information on the hous

    Portrait of employees of Georgetown Hoisery Ltd. The company was on King Street by the tracks. In later years it was Smith and Stone Bakelite Division. Front: Jack Graham, Reg Winfield, Reg Hoare, Bi

    Left to Right - Back Row: Fred Armstrong, Jack Hughs, Frank Sykes, Jim Fox, Ted Appleyard, Clarence Walters, Jack Addy, Cyril Brantford, Mr. Godfrey, Joe Armstrong, Bob Muir, Dennis Tracey, Mr. Shepp

    Image taken from Employees Print. Oversize original (25.5 x 20.8 cm) also available but it is damaged in top right corner.

    The three-storey clubhouse for the Willoughby Club Links (later North Halton G&CC).

    The public school (Chapel Street School) was built in 1869 and served the town until 1974. The addition was made in 1913. It was demolished in 1980. This is #7 in a series of postcards featuring Geor

    A view of Georgetown Main Street looking north towards the Baptist Chapel steeple. Angle parking has been used on both sides of the street.

    The newly constructed post office and customs office at 75 Mill Street.

    A view of the Dominion Seed House with beds of blooming flowers in the foreground. It was founded by William F. Bradley in 1928 and supplied seeds by mail until closing. The buildings were demolished

    The Coated Paper Mills viewed across the railway tracks. This was the first all-concrete building in Georgetown, built by J. B. Mackenzie as the Georgetown Coated paper Mill in 1910. The Company, kno

    A sketch of the BA (British-American) service station and home of Joe and Kathleen (Kirby) Drake on the south-east corner of Ten Sideroad and Trafalgar Road. They operated the station here from 1940

    Students gather inside the classroom for a picture.

North Halton Compass (Eden Mills, ON), 1933, p. 3     Students gather outside for a picture. They are (L to R) BACK: Cleave Wilson, Bill Bradley, Orlo Bowman, Angus McNabb, Charlotte Wilson, Goldie Bowman, Teacher Ruth Giffen; MIDDLE: Roy Bradley, Bob A

    Memorial Arena on John Street (later 42 Mill Street) was acquired by the Town of Georgetown shortly before this postcard was issued. It was built in 1922 and demolished in 2014.

    Norval on the Credit The Mill Pond. Text on the back reads: "This view must have been photographed hundreds of times over the past 80 years, there is almost a duplicate of this one among L.M. Montgom

    Beaumont Mills. Back Row: Harold Wheeler, Cyril Clark, Dan Norton, Jim Clark, Ray Bell, Joe Norton. Second Row: Ida Hill, Edna Spence, Mary Watson, Elva Brockelbank, "Frenchie" Gerrard, Agnes McDonal

Oakville Star & Independent (Oakville, ON), 24 Nov 1933, p. 8     Microfilm Reel No. ON3