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    The photographs of the demolition were taken by Monty Hyde.

    The photographs of the demolition were taken by Monty Hyde.

    The photographs of the demolition were taken by Monty Hyde.

    The photographs of the demolition were taken by Monty Hyde.

    One in a series of photos included in an inventory of Highway #7. Photography by Eric Connolly.

    One in a series of photos included in an inventory of Highway #7. Photography by Eric Connolly.

    John McDonald's Coal depot across from rail yard.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 17 Dec 1913, p. 3     Georgetown Foundry Company was founded in September 1912 by Messrs. C. Young, E. Seifreid and R. McCuaig. They purchased the ruins of a knitting factory destroyed by fire several years before and had

Peter Jones, Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 5 Oct 1961, p. 12     Aerial photograph showing the Main and Mill Street intersection. The photo reveals construction going on behind stores in the McGibbon block (bottom right).

Peter Jones, Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 13 Jul 1961, p. 1     A Parade in honour of Orange Day wends its way down Main Street on 8th July 1961, in front of Cotton Brothers and Hotel McGibbon, past large concrete sewer pipes placed for installation. The large pa

Peter Jones, Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 4 Apr 1963, p. 13     Tony Martin removes the maple tree in front of Knox Presbyterian Church. It was one of twelve which the Town slated for removal because of age and disease.

    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.

    Winter scene of Main Street showing stores in McGibbon block including Bank of Hamilton and Herald Office. The J. F. Levinsky Gent’s Furnishings store had advertisements in a 1909 and 1910 Herald.

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    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.

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.

    The Boy Scouts were formed in Georgetown in 1910.

    Drummers Snack banner on the McGibbon Hotel, Georgetown.

    David Switzer and John Boughton chatting in front of Boughton Jewellers.

    Interior Shot of John Boughton Jewellers.