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    George Robertson & Son Ltd Company warehouse was located at 17 Church St E. from 1913-1963 after which the building was sold and demolished to build the Smiths Falls Post Office. Illustrated on page 27 in Who's who: a complete compendium containing facts and figures, in story and illustration, of ...

    From SFPL archival storage box. Record News, 23 July 1936, p.12.

    Formerly located at 54 Beckwith Street North - it was built in 1856 and demolished in 1998. This photo was reprinted in the Record News, 11 March 2010.

    Printed on front, top centre: Public School, Smiths Falls, Ont. Printed on front, bottom right: 104.171 JV Printed on the back: The Valentine & Sons Publishing Co. Ltd. Montreal and Toronto. Printed in Great Britain. Handwritten inscription on the back but the postcard was not stamped with a postage stamp ...

    Located at 28 Main Street. Illustrated on page 16 in Who's who: a complete compendium containing facts and figures, in story and illustration, of the town of Smith Falls and its inhabitants, showing its present status and potential possibilities as an ideal place in which to live, thrive and be ...

    This photograph was published in Glenn J. Lockwood's "Smiths Falls: A Social History of the Men and Women in a Rideau Canal Community 1794-1994" - p.455 - plate 181 - the caption reads: "Soldiers marching north up Beckwith street, as photographed from the intersection of Beckwith and Russell streets looking ...

    Downloaded from the Toronto Public Library Digital Archive: TPL Digital Archive cataloguing: Town Hall, Central School & Public Library, Smith's Falls, Ont. W.H. Kerfoot Picture, 1910, English Notes Card Serial No. 106. Black and white postcard. See also Smith Falls. Publisher W.H. Kerfoot, Smith's Falls, Ont. Rights and Licenses Public ...