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    "Striking tribute to the memory of Alexander MacDonald, for over 40 years prominent in business and in Knox church...The honorary pall-bearers were: W.A. Chisholm, Dr. J.H. Stead, Hugh S. Wilson, W.T

    "He was a lifelong member of the Presbyterian Church and served manyyears on the board of management and in the choir of Knox church."

    Hazel Chisholm Hart Matthews and Jean Lambert skying in Montreal

    Hazel Chisholm Hart Matthews skiing in Montreal

    Members of the Lakeshore Road League of the ladies softball team pose for a team picture at Wallace Park on Reynolds Street. Jean Waller, who permitted the reproduction of this photograph by the Traf

    Letter of sympathy from Walter Dymond Gregory, who was a town councilor in 1912, to Mrs. Peter Kelley on the death of her husband.

    Caption reads "About 33 years ago Milton's hockey interest rose to such a pitch that a group of local girls took up the stick game. 'Numerous games were played with miscellaneous results. They manage

    Written on back is "Mother, Etta, Nell and Louie. Taken in Fargo, Oct. 21st 1934. Etta's 68th birthday". A Hill (Acton and Peru) and Pearen (Milton) family connection.

    First car over new bridge (tannery bridge)

    Only the right-hand side of the photo is shown here.

    Physical details: colour prints, matt finish, excellent condition.

    Physical details: colour prints, matt finish, excellent condition.

    Physical details: colour prints, matt finish, excellent condition.

    Physical details: colour prints, matt finish, excellent condition.

    Physical details: colour prints, matt finish, excellent condition.

    Family Portrait of Catherine (Chapman), Arthur C. And Charles Brown Dayfoot.

    Physical details: colour prints, matt finish, excellent condition.

    Aerial photograph of part of Acton with Fairy Lake on the right. Highway #25 cuts diagonally through the photo, intersecting with the CN rail line north of Acton. This photograph has a scale of appro

    The Halton County Council sits for a portrait in front of the Halton County Courthouse. Harold Cleave (Georgetown Reeve 1929-1935; Mayor 1944-1946; 1950-1951) sits on the right end of the front row,