Résultats

      South West corner of Main and Young (Mill) Streets. McBean and Co. On the corner (now the CIBC), and John McDermid's Star Grocery next door (now Shepherd's Crook). ****THE ORIGINAL IS OVERSIZED****

      South West corner of Main and Young (Mill) Streets. McBean and Co. On the corner (now the CIBC), and John McDermid's Star Grocery next door (now Goodlets). Close-up of corner buildings.

      Photo of a survey team taken in Winnepeg, Manitoba. Dr. McCullough is lying in front with a survey chain. (Acc #129)

      Alexander D. Coutts was the principal of G.D.H.S. 1891-1897 and library Board member. He left to join the Whitby Chronicle as editor.

      High School Picture

      Portrait of Lew Miller.

      Main Street looking south-east. Hotel McGibbon at centre. Note the hydro poles.

      The Town Hall on Cross Street with the fire brigade out front. Only person identified is Croft Adams (in wide brim hat) holding the halter of one of the horses. Note the horn held by men to the right of the horses, used like a siren to warn of their …

      John Ross (1835-1908), son of Donald Ross and Flora Nicholson of PEI. He was headmaster of Acton Public School from 1871-1878

      DAMAGED

      Edwin Search, Chief constable since 1869, assessor, tax collector, caretaker of Town Hall, and overseer of roads and sidewalks. ACC# 103

      R.D. Warren, editor of the Georgetown Herald and member of the Public School Board. ACC# 103

      Fred W. Barber, born 1859, second son of Joseph Barber, farmer. ACC# 103

      Adam D. Thomson, born 1838 in Scotland. Dry Goods merchant here since 1871. Situated in former Barclay & McLeod store at corner of Mill and Main Streets. ACC# 103

      Richard Irving Creelman (1852-1932) owner of Creelman Brothers Knitting Machinery Factory. ACC# 103

      Georgetown Fire Department reorganized in January 1892. Georgetown Town Hall in background is where the fire department was located. Fire Chief is H.H. Speirs. ACC# 103

      Lawson's Trout Pond was on the corner of Main and James Streets. H. P. Lawson's Planing Mill was across James Street. He stocked the pond with trout. The boardwalk in the foreground is on Main Street.

      Dayfoot shoe factory from the rear.

      St. John’s Methodist Church, Guelph Street showing towers topped with a spire and a cupola. The spire was struck by lightning in 1927.

      Five ladies and a girl in their summer whites gather with a man at the shore of Lawson's Trout Pond.