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    Interior of Terra Cotta General Store showing proprietors Elsie and Harvey Puckering. (Acc #125)

    Exterior of Terra Cotta General Store showing Wes Rutledge snowploughing with a team of horses.

    Close up of exterior of Terra Cotta General Store showing Wes Rutledge snowploughing with a team of horses.

    snapshot of Terra Cotta General Store and house (formerly a pub) across a garden.

    Terra Cotta train station with two small children. (Acc #126)

    Jordanus van der Vliet works on a new painting of the Credit River at Terra Cotta, while Loraine Emmerson Puckering looks on. He offered a summer art school in 1948.

    The Credit River at Terra Cotta.

    Close-up of Halton Brick Company which operated from 1911 until it was dismantled in 1939. See P1383. (Acc #125)

    Close-up of Halton Brick Company which operated from 1911 until it was dismantled in 1939. See P1382. (Acc #125)

    Workmen of Halton Brick Company which operated from 1911 until it was dismantled in 1939. See P1382. (Acc #125)

    Union Presbyterian Church built in 1884. It is located on 22 Sideroad, west of Winston Churchill Blvd.

    Jillian Jones writes: This is a portrait of my maternal grandmother Margaret, and her brother, William.

    Pen and Ink sketch of the McKane home on Lot 23, Con. 5 Chinguacousy at 13069 Heritage Road, Caledon. being RR#4, Georgetown.

    Terra Cotta Community Hall at 18 High Street was originally the Salmonville Methodist Church.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 1 May 1969, p. 8     Albert Enman of Georgetown and Will Ramsay of Streetsville show their catch to Allan Burke.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 7 Aug 1969, p. 2     Doug McDonald of Terra Cotta attending the Royal Show in Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England.

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Georgetown Herald, 29 Apr 1971, p. 16     Trout fishermen who were used to their favourite spots Saturday morning to dip a hook on opening day found conditions were such that they almost needed ice huts instead of chest high waders. The merc

Georgetown Herald, 22 Apr 1971, p. 13     John Agg of Country Gallery, in Terra Cotta, is a Guest Speaker for two nights to the Palette & Pencil Club. Here he discussed a collage with Eileen Sampson.