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    A number of flight crew of Trans Canada Air Lines reside in Georgetown--shown is Andy St.Laurent saying goodbye to his family.

    Physical details: glossy finish is marked.

    Physical details: glossy finish is marked.

    Stan Willson, 43 years of road service.

    Harvey Pettigrew, Milton Motor Sales.

    Unidentified Construction Worker.

    An unidentified man sitting on a wagon dressed up as a cowboy. He is accompanied by a dog. The name "Jim" appears on the cover of the wagon.

    Owen Masales remininces about the Beardmore tannery, where he worked for 47 years. (EHS tape recording) . Meeting held at St. Alban's Church, Acton

    Owen Masales remininces about the Beardmore tannery, where he worked for 47 years. (EHS tape recording) . Meeting held at St. Alban's Church, Acton

    Physical details: 8.5 cm X 8.5 cm, black and white photograph

    Two men with wheelbarrows containing planks for repairing the sidewalk. Photograph on cardboard and fitting into frame.

    Physical Details: photograph very faded.

    Interior Shot of John Boughton Jewellers.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 17 Dec 1913, p. 3     Interior shot of Nixon's Drug Store with R.H. Nixon. He sold wallpaper and stationery as well as drugs. His store was near the Bank of Hamilton buildings – where Henry’s and Christianne’s are now.

    Paul Sussenbach, Warren Wepfer, and Marshall Ericson of Presstite filling the first barrel.

    Left to Right - Back Row: Fred Armstrong, Jack Hughs, Frank Sykes, Jim Fox, Ted Appleyard, Clarence Walters, Jack Addy, Cyril Brantford, Mr. Godfrey, Joe Armstrong, Bob Muir, Dennis Tracey, Mr. Shepp

    Georgetown Hydro-Electric Commission worker hosing down lines.

    Edwin Search, Chief constable since 1869, assessor, tax collector, caretaker of Town Hall, and overseer of roads and sidewalks. ACC# 103

    William E. Wood, successor to W.J. Switzer as manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia..

    Gord Milne, Sunoco Service.