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    Left to right - Dorothea Downs, Ken Lamb, Ann Elliot, descending from waggon to attend festivities at Puslinch Hall, Ontario Agricultural Museum.

    Possibly the livery stables located next to the Thompson Hotel on Main Street.

    Elizabeth Bastedo was the daughter of Jacob Bastedo and Hepzibah Chilver. She was a professional artist. For further information see "Milton area biographies, Vol. II" by Alex Cooke.

    The location of Georgetown Dairy was formerly the Radial Railway station.

    Physical details: glossy finish, modern print. Detail of an original in the collections of the Halton Regional Museum.

    Driver Ira Rozell with coal wagon in front of Mackenzie's Stone Mill. Rozell is holding the reins and the wagon is across James Street.

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    Hornby was unofficially centered around the intersection of Trafalgar Road and Steeles but in reality, it is so widespread, people refer to "Hornby East" and "Hornby West". It spread into both Esques

    A man stands atop a wagon load of hay at the Wettlaufer farm.

    Two adults and two children stand atop a pile of hay on the Wettlaufer farm.

    Loaded wagons being moved out of Milton.

    The Baptist Church has not yet been built.

    Man on top of haywagon, probably McCullough farm. The farm was originally bought by Dr. Robert McCullough in 1848.

    See EHS21534 for a black & white postcard.

    The Oakville Dairy delivered milk to Oakville residents, and was operated by Sherman G. Powley.

    We originally thought the men were working on Trafalgar Road so we first gave this record the title of "Pulling Stone for Trafalgar Road". In 2016, we learned the road was actually Highway 25, now Br

    Part of postcard booklet. see photos # 677 to 684

    A crowd waits for the train outside the Grand Trunk Railway station in Georgetown.