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    A crowd of women and children have gathered near an alleyway (Short Circuit) to watch the cameraman take this view of Main Street looking north with the Baptist Chapel spire on the left. Jackson’s st

    A view of Georgetown Main Street looking north towards the Baptist Chapel steeple. Angle parking has been used on both sides of the street.

    The view of Georgetown Main Street from the Knox Presbyterian bell tower. At the centre is the McGibbon Hotel. Above it is the Town Hall, the tall spire of the Methodist Church and the far-off bell t

    A view of Georgetown Main Street looking north towards the Baptist Chapel steeple. On the right is the sign for the Merchant’s Bank at 98 Main Street South. It opened in this location in 1908. This s

    A view of Georgetown Main Street looking north towards the Baptist Chapel steeple from Church Street. A.E. Farnell & Son is on the right. The hydro building has not yet been built (112-108 Main St. S

    Main Street looking south from the Baptist hill. It is a similar view to EHS26085, taken about 70 years earlier. The Bell Telephone exchange is the first brick building on the right, at James Street.

    Main Street looking south from the Baptist hill. On the right of the muddy street is the Ruston home (Bell Canada exchange today), a storage shed and then the waters of Lawson’s Pond. On the left is

    The east side of Main Street. The stone building (left) is occupied by The Georgetown Herald and the Bank of Hamilton (since 1890). The next three shops are part of the McGibbon Hotel extension, the

    The west side of Main Street. The second building with three brick false fronts is Blackburn’s hardware store, in the 1888 Moore Block. The double balcony Bennett House Hotel sits on the Young (Mill)

    A view of Georgetown Main Street looking north towards the Baptist Chapel steeple from Mill Street. On the right is the McGibbon Hotel and IDA drugs. On the left is the Royal Bank of Canada (opened 1