Résultats

 Jay's Photo Studio, 45 Main St., Georgetown, Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 1960     Bad diagonal crease from lower left to upper centre.

      Doug Sargent--Reeve Candidate

      Methodist Church on Trafalgar Road. It was built in 1860 and was closed in 1969. The building was later moved to Limehouse.

      Stella and Bill McDonald standing with Mr and Mrs Thomas Campbell and another man.

      Town Council taken in Council chambers in Municipal Building on Main Street. Mayor Ernest T. Hyde.

      glossy print, excellent condition.

      Varian Associates - exterior photograph of the building. Physical details: 21 cm X 13.5 cm, glossy finish, badly creased on both sides and moderrate creasing in the top middle.

      Oddfellows Hall, Georgetown. Physical details: 15.5 cm X 11.5 cm, glossy finish, crazing. Hand written on front: "---- Campbell- BRAMPTON - ". Hand written on back: "Photograph taken Oddfellows Hall, Georgetown (one of head tables).

      Three men at a confrence. One man is standing and making a speech. Note the Union Jack in the background. Physical details: 10 cm X 13 cm, semi-gloss finish, excellent condition.

      6 men receiving a certificate. The second man from the right is Clare Burns (Georgetown) and the man on the far right is Don Kentze (Hespler). Stamp on the back reads: "J.A. Goudy, Photographer, 19 Mary Street, Georgetown, Ontario, TR7-3366." Physical details: 16 cm X 12.75 cm, glossy finish, some …

      Georgetown Mayor Jack Armstrong and an employee for Heslop Homes pose with the sign for Rex Heslop Homes Limited. The Sign reads: "Rex Heslop Homes Limited. Model no. 609. Full price $11,860. Down Payment $1,510. One Mortgage - $66.65 per month." Physical details: 16 cm X 12 cm, glossy finish, …

      Physical details: glossy finish, excellent condition.

      W. Pomeroy, candidate for the school board.

      Georgetown Dairy showing their new fleet of trucks at their new dairy on the south-west corner of Maple Avenue and Guelph Street, Georgetown.

      Irwin Noble, owner of Georgetown Dairy, operates the bottle washing machinery.

 Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), c. 1960     Churchill United Church.

      Jesse Ferguson checks the boiling water at the opening of Speyside Public School. This photo is part of a scrapbook found at archives MG7 A44 #5.03.04.

      The Dublin Women’s Institute organize the kitchen at the opening of Speyside Public School. This photo is part of a scrapbook found at MG7 A44 #5.03.04.

      Many children of varying ages sitting on the steps and lawn of Churchill United Church, 14406 3rd Line.

      Peewee hockey team from Georgetown