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    View of Guelph Street showing High School and the English (St. George's) Church

    A view of Maple Avenue after the ice storm on Friday 27th December.

    Queen Street as a dirt road.

    A panorama of Queen Street with #9 and #11 on the north side and #41 in the distance. The sidewalk on the right has concrete steps set into the embankment.

    The H.P. Lawson house at 11 Church Street, showing two of the houses built as Lawson’s Row, on Market Street. The postcard was sent to W.O. Elliott from Aunt Lizzie, being Lizzie Lawson who lived her

    Main Street, Georgetown, looking north.

    Main Street,Georgetown, looking north.

    Part of postcard booklet. see photos # 677 to 684

    The Bronte Historical Society dates the building to about 1840 and they know the house was built by the Bray family of stone dredged from Lake Ontario called Dundas shale. A link to the BHS photograp

    The town of Gilby, North Dakota, was founded in 1886 and named after the Gilby family of Sheridan, Trafalgar Township.

    A photograph of the corner of 7th Line (Trafalgar Road) and the South Service Road Photograph was taken in the 1960s.

    Constance Drive, West of 9th Line (looking East).

    Looking East on Industry Street.

    A Photograph of Wedgewood Drive, facing North.

    On Rebecca Street. (L) Halton Electric; (R) Oakville Arena.

    On Brookfield Crescent at Brant Street.

    Information here has been taken from the Nelson Women's Institute Tweedsmuir History in which Palermo is covered in Book III, pages 41-87, which was prepared sometime about 1960. Also from the writin

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    Picture is probably taken from a photograph which has been scanned into computer.

    Main Street, Georgetown, looking north-west. The Royal Bank has taken over the Municipal Offices/Bank of Montreal.