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    Johnson Bros. Garage was on the corner of Millside and Main. It was demolished in the late 1980s and replaced by a small strip mall.

    Johnson Bros. Garage was on the corner of Main and Millside. It was demolished in the late 1980s and replaced by a small strip mall. This picture is taken from the back. Grace Anglican Church is in t

    see also image # 655

    The Chocolate Box and the empty store were demolished c.1989-90. They were replaced by buildings similar in style to the two on the right hand side of the picture.

    Main Street, Milton, opposite Prince Street. Construction of small plaza on site where houses were demolished.

    Quiz held at a meeting of the Milton Historical Society

    Photography by Eric Connolly.

    Photography by Eric Connolly.

    Photography by Eric Connolly.

    Photography by Eric Connolly

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    Odd Fellows Hall, Wesleyan Street. Originally built as Wesleyan Methodist Church, founded 1841. The first church in Georgetown completed in 1845. This brick church erected in 1876 and dedicated 21 Ja

    St. Alban's Anglican Church and Rectory. Church erected in 1902.

    Main and Prince Streets. On the left was formerly a general store erected 1854. Reputedly the store Timothy Eaton first worked in. Centre : Town Hall erected 1871. Right: Copper Kettle Inn - general

    Williams Saw Mill dating from about 1850. Later converted to woollen mill, power company, Apple products and now Solinst (1990)

    Williams Saw Mill - vertical shot of p497

    horizontal view of photo #504

    Vertical shot of photo #503

    Goodlet's Building Designation Plaque. The inscription reads: "Built in 1879 by Dougal Reid and operated by Mr. Reid and his descendents as a hardware store until 1945, when it was purchased by Goodl

    North wall of the 1882 stone Beaumont Knitting mill. The woollen operations ceased in 1982. It was designated by Heritage Halton Hills in 1990.