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    The home of David Watson Campbell, son-in-law of John White

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Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 1987     A new subdivision of large homes.

    This photo was taken on the same day as EHS10877 and 11053. This is one in a series of photos for the Georgetown urban inventory, Phase I.

    Construction of victory houses on Normandy Boulevard.

    A view of King and Queen Streets, from the railway embankment. Georgetown High School is in the distance. The message reads: Dear Ida, Grandmother died at noon today. I am here in Georgetown, Jack.”

    The 1925 pictures are EHS12227 and EHS12226.

    Queen Street as a dirt road.

    A panorama of Queen Street with #9 and #11 on the north side and #41 in the distance. The sidewalk on the right has concrete steps set into the embankment.

    The H.P. Lawson house at 11 Church Street, showing two of the houses built as Lawson’s Row, on Market Street. The postcard was sent to W.O. Elliott from Aunt Lizzie, being Lizzie Lawson who lived her

    Towercliffe House at 9899 Highway #25 shows the magnificent stone house with family members of builder Joseph Edwin Whiting Bates. Bates moved to the area in 1886, operated a stone quarry at Lot 11,

    A hunting party gathers in front of Towercliffe House at 9899 Highway #25. Joseph Bate, homeowner, is standing closest to the door holding a gun. His wife Bessie is seated, wearing a black dress, and

    This photo was given to Mrs. Gail Rutherford by Judith Mills.

Oakville Journal Record, 10 Sep 1980, p. 18     ...