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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 17 Dec 1913, p. 4     This stone building was erected in 1897 by H. P. Lawson and sold in 1909 to J.B. Mackenzie.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 19 Dec 1963, p. 11     Lifting the machinery through the roof with one of Canada’s largest cranes, at the Domtar Coating Mills on River Drive.

    Physical details: glossy finish, modern print. Photograph of original at Halton Regional Musuem

    The Glen Woollen Mills and Barraclough House viewed from the bridge over the Credit River, during the winter.

    Pictures of Elmer Downs' saw-mill which he moved round the country cutting down and sawing lumber.

    This saw mill was portable. The photograph taken while working in Norval. The top saw used for big logs.

    Coloured engraved map of the Town of Milton showing wards, lot lines and numbers, property owners, outlines of buildings and ward boundaries. Details include engravings (clockwise from top left): "la

    Coated Paper Mills factory beside the rail yard, Georgetown.

    Physical details: yellowed photograph mounted on dark brown card. Some silvering. No creases in mount or photograph.

    See also P2.

    Also see P3.

    Jim Hill, staionery engineer, standing beside the coal fired boiler room machinery at the Abitibi-Price Paper Mill.

    An advertisement for Raphael Tuck & Sons' post card series.

    Alliance Paper Mills Ltd. operated in Georgetown from 1910 to 1977. Physical details: excellent condition - no creases or silvering. Scalloped edges on the photograph. Printed on Kodak paper.

    This image is not as clear as that of EHS No. 24 which is the same view. Alliance operated in Georgetown from 1910 to 1977. Physical details: excellent condition - no creases or silvering. Scalloped

    William "Jim" Hill was the father of Elmer Hill (stationary engineer).

    This crossing is now closed.

Daily Journal Record, 1 Sep 1967, p. 24     Canadian Motorist