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    Flood Damage to home of Mr & Mrs Fred Ibbotson.

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    Doug MacLaren in the basement of MacLaren House, Georgetown.

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    The snow falls lightly on the home of John and Gisela Sommer at House Sol, 45 Charles Street.

    Barraclough House on Mountain Street after an ice storm. Erected in 1901.

    Other photos see Photo #666 and Photo #292

    Family (two men, two women, two girls) in the front yard. Note the wire fence and maple tree.

    Two women and one young girl working in front of home.

    View of River Road and Barber Paper Mills taken from front lawn of MacLaren House.

    Mr. and Mrs. Doug MacLaren in front of MacLaren House.

    Ladies walking up Main Street North. The brick house is Harrison's, now the entrance to Henry Street. Acc #93.13

    This log cabin was the birthplace of Elizabeth Duff (1851-1949) See EHS01014 for a photo of Elizabeth (Duff) Hill.

    Pictures from the Maxwell files -script by M. Maxwell, R 4 Georgetown, Ontario L7G 4S7"

    From left to right are: Gertie LaVoie, Albert Hughes and Ella Hughes (née Stephens).

    Guy was the son of Hannah and John Bussell. They are buried at St. Stephen's Anglican Church, Hornby, Trafalgar Township.

    “Cedar Croft” a buisness offering Cabin Rentals, was located on what are now the grounds of Appleby College in Oakville. The cabins were built one at a time by Sherman G. Powley, (1863-1946), beginni

    The Ford farm was on 5th Line at Lower Base Road, Trafalgar Township.

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