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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 17 Dec 1913, p. 2     View of the Willoughby Livery and Sale Stables. The Royal Canadian Legion is now located in the building at 127 Mill Street.

    Notes by Jack Charlton. 'Both of these buildings were of brick. The smaller building was owned and for many years used as a stable by the butcher shop on Main street by W. B. Dickin 1889. The larger

    Willoughby Livery and Sale Stables was built in 1906. The site was purchased from H.A. McCallum in 1901 by John A. Willoughby. Among the men standing out front are Mr. Willoughby, John Wright and Mr.

    Possibly the livery stables located next to the Thompson Hotel on Main Street.

    Jack Moulding, was a highly valued stable manager and horseman. His experience began in Lancashire, England working with carriage horses, family riding horses and hunters. He had considerable war exp

    The medals are firmly mounted on backing to make them easy to wear on parade so the verso of each could not be photographed. But a description and the inscriptions on each are described in writing. M

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    The Cox estate was built by Herbert Coplain Cox and it is believed Herbert and Jack met in England. The residence was built in 1910. Herbert Cox was a leading Canadian financier, President of the Can

    The Cox estate was built by Herbert Coplain Cox and it is believed Herbert and Jack met in England. The residence was built in 1910. Herbert Cox was a leading Canadian financier, President of the Can

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