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    Georgetown District High School Stardust ball Queen Pat MacKinnon and Dave Underhill (Students' Council President).

    Acton Public School 2½ storey red brick building was added to the original stone school in 1892. It was struck by lightning on 2 October 1956 and subsequently demolished.

    Harrison Public school portable classrooms.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 14 Jan 1965, p. 5     Construction of addition at the Stewarttown Senior Public School.

Georgetown Herald, 25 Apr 1968, p. 8     Construction at George Kennedy School added five rooms – four classrooms and a library for $180,000. They opened last week.

    Centennial Senior Public School – checking the thermostat; William French (principal), John T Armstrong

    This photo is part of a scrapbook found at MG7 A44 #5.03.04.

    This photo is part of a scrapbook found at MG7 A44 #5.03.04.

    Ashgrove Schoolhouse, SS#3, Esquesing on Trafalgar Road, south of 10 Sideroad.

    Public and High Schools in Acton on Education Lane. 1. Postcard addressed to Miss Isabel Moore, Georgetown, Ont. “Do you recognize any of Norval’s beautiful scenery…” Postage stamp of King Edward VII

    The front and south side of SS#16, Stone School which stood on the corner of Highway #7 and 22nd Sideroad. It was dismantled after it was closed.

    Physical details: modern print, glossy black and white copy of an older original.

    The front and south side of SS#16, Stone School which stood on the corner of Highway #7 and 22nd Sideroad. It was dismantled after it was closed.

    Physical details: black and white picture printed on colour paper; modern copy ofolder original.

    The Old High School was built in 1880's and destroyed by fire in 1917.

    Public School on Education Lane. The C.S. Smith home stands behind the fence on the right. New brick section was built in 1892 in front of older stone school.

    Glen Williams School S.S. #11. Junior Room Class Photo.

    A different pose of this group is available at ehs483.

    Mrs John Wheeler and Family

    Official Opening of Thomas A. Blakelock High School, Thursday, Mar. 27, 1958. Thomas A. Blakelock Two feet of snow and biting wind greeted a Yorkshire lad of twenty-two when he stepped off the train