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    Moving the back garage at the Brigden farm, 1953

    The teaching contract between Mrs. Ethel Wettlaufer and the Trafalgar school area signed March 18, 1953. The yearly salary was $3000.00 beginning September 8, 1953. Ethel Wettlaufer attended Normal S

    There are 3 photographs in this record, click on "Pages Select" to view each. Information for this record is taken from Wayne E. Shillum's book, The Farmboy in 1950's Palermo Ontario. Publisher: WES

    Shillum, Wayne E. The Farmboy in 1950's Palermo Ontario. Publisher: WES Marketing, cJanuary 2018. ISBN 1987978064, 9781987978063 (Available from Amazon.ca) The photograph was taken in 1953 when the p

    Shillum, Wayne E. The Farmboy in 1950's Palermo Ontario. Publisher: WES Marketing, cJanuary 2018. ISBN 1987978064, 9781987978063 (Available from Amazon.ca) The pond and well were dug in 1953. 1954 is

    This record also includes a side view of the house and a third image of the back of the photograph.

    Left, Milton Inn, proprietor John Mitchell. Hockey Arena in the background. The occasion was the Santa Claus Parade.

    The Milton Inn burned and was demolished in 1973

    The Milton Inn later burned and was demolished in 1973

    Milton Arena was demolished and replaced with the new post office.

    Notes written on the back of the photograph "McKersie (Lachie) & Thatcher (Murray) Funeral Home on corner. George Coulson's family of Lowville in front."

    View of altar taken from the back of the church, showing congregation, backs of the wedding party and the priest. Black and white.

    The Priest conducting the service was the Rev. J. P. Lardie of the Hamilton Diocese.

    Front/side view of the bride and groom standing at the altar. Side view of the priest and back view of the altar boy. Black and white photograph.

    Volunteer Fire Brigade at opening of the new fire hall on Guelph Street. Front Left to Right: George Glassford, Trevor Williams, ________, Charlie Tyler, Bill Hyde, Don Barrager, "Andy" Ritchie, Dave

    Volunteer Fire Fighters parading down Guelph Street to the new Fire Hall on Chapel Street.

    Volunteer Fire Brigade standing beside their trucks at newly opened fire station on 7 November 1953. Picture taken from Chapel Street side.

John Lindsay, Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 1953, p. 1     Physical details: Some creasing along the top and on the left.

    Members of the Georgetown Women's Institute dress in pioneer costumes to celebrate the group's 50th Anniversary in 1953. Left to Right - Front Row – seated – Mrs. Feller, Mrs. Paul, Mrs. Herb Cleave,

Hamilton Spectator, 19531121     Crawford Douglas and Mrs. William Douglas, owners of the Speyside General Store and Reliance gas station on Highway #25 at 15 Sideroad.