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    Left side of an oversized photo. To view right side, please see photograph P372R.

    This is the right side of an oversize photo. To view the left side, please see photograph P372.

    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.

    This is likely the sawmill established by William Chisholm during the 1830s. The mill was built by The Sixteen in order to harness the waterpower for operation of the mill.

    Jeanette and Sonny Hall at the Agerton Mill on Derry Rd. This photograph was taken in the late 1930's. Jeanette Hall d. 2007, Sonny Hall d. 2000.

    Irene Saunders booklet, "As I Recall" ; Recollections of Years Gone By dates the mill fire in 1940 and states the Grand Trunk Railway first laid line through Hornby in 1871.

    Irene Saunders booklet, "As I Recall" ; Recollections of Years Gone By dates the mill fire in 1940 and states the Grand Trunk Railway first laid line through Hornby in 1871.

    The steam engine is a 60 Rumley. It is set up for work at Darlington’s bush on 3rd Line, Milton, in 1930.

    Brothers Albert & Elmer Downs working with their steam saw mill in 1961.

    Glen Williams Woolen Mills Company was established in 1907. The Melrose Knitting Company became a subsidiary and operated in the same building until 1949. The warehouse was ruined by another fire in

    Physical details: Gelatin print on heavy stock (medium browncard). Very good condition, signs of silvering beginning around edges. Magnesium flash was used on this interior shot.

    Physical details: glossy finish, modern print. P98.2 - 12.5 cm X 9 cm

    Historical plaque in front of the paper mill outlining John R. Barber and the Credit River dynamo.

    Railway Bridge, W.D. Johnson saw mill, house, and barn in rear.

    Physical details: glossy finish, modern print - the original was badly damaged (creased or torn) to the right of centre.

    Physical details: glossy finish, modern print.

    A panoramic view of the Newton farm and saw mill and the stump strewn fields, with the Limehouse Presbyterian Church, flanked by evergreen trees, visible in the distance, on the 6th Line and 22 Sider

    Physical details: glossy finish, modern print. Screened.

    E.W. Bliss & Company Limited strike.

    Physical details: Gelatin print on heavy stock (medium browncard). Very good condition, signs of silvering beginning around edges. Magnesium flash was used on this interior shot.